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Fernando Bosco

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San Diego State University

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College of Arts and Letters

Geography

Fernando Bosco is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Professor at San Diego State University.

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geography social sciences political science human geography anthropology spatial politics political geography social geography cultural geography cartography network science international relations applied geography geopolitics activism urban sociology security studies child development international development urban geography historical geography economic geography regional studies development geography integrated geography regional research feminist geography critical geography collective action urban development foodways urban nature sustainable development latin american politics global networks strategic studies antipode world development migration studies mobility tourism geography latin american diaspora cultural sustainability spatial network strategic thinking geopolitical conflict spatial theory development aid humanitarian aid case studies human mobility gentrification urban politics environmental politics community environments urban society environmental geography food distribution food choice food sustainability international politics human rights movements human rights politics geographic discourse steve pile affectual geographies collective critique ethnic markets community food security emotional labor participatory planning hungry children san diego county day labor formalization racial geographies young people sociology informal politics urban studies urban history urban life food environments urbanization social change urban process urban theory urbanism

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Interviews. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Paul ConnorGlenn HuttonDavid JohnstonAndy CoxElliot GoldNeil Cross

oral historymosop leadershipethnographic theoryconversation analysisparticipant observationnigerian case studyafrican studiesafrican identityethnographyafrican american studiesempirical portionsjournalism

Whose Sidewalk is It? Street Vendors and the Battle for San Diego’s Foodscape. Urban Geography (2024)

Pascale Joassart-MarcelliFernando J. BoscoNicolas Vadun-LempTom Brazda

foodwaysstreet vendorsurban ecologysocial sciencesurbanismsan diegourban planning

‘ Best for Foodies ’: Food, Digital Media and Planetary Gentrification. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (2023)

Pascale Joassart‐MarcelliFernando J. Bosco

urban studiesurban geographyregional researchurban environmentssocial sciencesurbanismplanetary gentrification

Fieldwork. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Thurka SangaramoorthyKaren A. Kroeger

Geographies of Food: Place, Space, and Scale in Food Studies. The Geography Teacher (2020)

Fernando J. Bosco

food studiesfoodwaysfood systemsland usefood policyeconomic geographyfood choicefood researchfood distributiongeographyhistorical geographyfood sustainabilityurban ecologyphysical geographyagricultural economicshuman geography

Alternative Food and Gentrification: Farmers’ Markets, Community Gardens and the Transformation of Urban Neighborhoods. Routledge eBooks (2018)

Pascale Joassart-MarcelliFernando J. Bosco

urban neighborhoodssocial changegentrificationalternative foodcommunity gardensagricultural economics

Relational Space and Place and Food Environments: Geographic Insights for Critical Sustainability Research. Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences (2018)

Fernando J. BoscoPascale Joassart-Marcelli

environmental geographycritical sustainability researchfood environmentsgeographygeographic insightsenvironmental sciencerelational spacejournalism

Ethnic Markets and Community Food Security in an Urban “Food Desert”. Environment and Planning A Economy and Space (2017)

Pascale Joassart-MarcelliJaime S RossiterFernando J Bosco

community food securityethnic marketssocial sciences

Food Journeys: Place, Mobility, and the Everyday Food Practices of Young People. Annals of the American Association of Geographers (2017)

Fernando J. BoscoPascale Joassart-MarcelliBlaire O'Neal

transport geographyapplied geographyfood journeyscartographycultural geographytourism geographyhuman mobilityyoung peoplegeographyanthropologyeveryday food practicesmobilityhuman geography

Gardens in the City: Community, Politics and Place in San Diego, California.. CABI eBooks (2017)

F. J. BoscoP. Joassart-Marcelli

public lifeurban greeningland usepolitical sciencesociologycultureurbanizationurban politicsenvironmental politicsurban societycivic engagementspatial politicsurban sociologysan diegocommunity environmentspolitical geography

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Fernando Bosco

Professor

San Diego State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Geography

Fernando Bosco is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Professor at San Diego State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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San Diego State University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Interviews. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Paul ConnorGlenn HuttonDavid JohnstonAndy CoxElliot GoldNeil Cross

Whose Sidewalk is It? Street Vendors and the Battle for San Diego’s Foodscape. Urban Geography (2024)

Pascale Joassart-MarcelliFernando J. BoscoNicolas Vadun-LempTom Brazda

foodwaysstreet vendorsurban ecologysocial sciencesurbanismsan diegourban planning

‘ Best for Foodies ’: Food, Digital Media and Planetary Gentrification. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (2023)

Pascale Joassart‐MarcelliFernando J. Bosco

urban studiesurban geographyregional researchurban environmentssocial sciencesurbanismplanetary gentrification

Fieldwork. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Thurka SangaramoorthyKaren A. Kroeger

Geographies of Food: Place, Space, and Scale in Food Studies. The Geography Teacher (2020)

Fernando J. Bosco

Alternative Food and Gentrification: Farmers’ Markets, Community Gardens and the Transformation of Urban Neighborhoods. Routledge eBooks (2018)

Pascale Joassart-MarcelliFernando J. Bosco

urban neighborhoodssocial changegentrificationalternative foodcommunity gardensagricultural economics

Relational Space and Place and Food Environments: Geographic Insights for Critical Sustainability Research. Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences (2018)

Fernando J. BoscoPascale Joassart-Marcelli

environmental geographycritical sustainability researchfood environmentsgeographygeographic insightsenvironmental sciencerelational spacejournalism

Ethnic Markets and Community Food Security in an Urban “Food Desert”. Environment and Planning A Economy and Space (2017)

Pascale Joassart-MarcelliJaime S RossiterFernando J Bosco

community food securityethnic marketssocial sciences

Food Journeys: Place, Mobility, and the Everyday Food Practices of Young People. Annals of the American Association of Geographers (2017)

Fernando J. BoscoPascale Joassart-MarcelliBlaire O'Neal

transport geographyapplied geographyfood journeyscartographycultural geographytourism geographyhuman mobilityyoung peoplegeographyanthropologyeveryday food practicesmobilityhuman geography

Gardens in the City: Community, Politics and Place in San Diego, California.. CABI eBooks (2017)

F. J. BoscoP. Joassart-Marcelli

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