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Catarina Passidomo

Southern Foodways Alliance Associate Professor of Southern Studies and Associate Professor of Anthropology

University of Mississippi

Affiliations

Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology and Anthropology

Catarina Passidomo is currently serving as an Anthropology Southern Foodways Alliance Associate Professor of Southern Studies and Associate Professor of Anthropology at University of Mississippi.

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Catarina Passidomo

University of Mississippi

Southern Foodways Alliance Associate Professor of Southern Studies and Associate Professor of Anthropology

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social sciences political science racial discrimination contemporary racism african american studies humanities political ecology critical race theory race migration studies land use social justice livelihoods political economy agrarian change environmental values american studies family violence geopolitics urban greening applied geography localization intercultural studies african identity social identity nonprofit organizations forensic medicine sociology of religion ethnographic theory black experience urban agriculture human values indigenous movements activism critical geography urban forestry urban governance neogeography biopolitics global comparison hospitality foodways race relations disaster research community resilience community building racial equity ethnic group relation racial prejudice ethnic discrimination political gardening post-disaster city food access black food geographies food justice activism community economies cultivating subjects urban nature community gardening raw milk contested terrain biological citizenship hurricane katrina critical analysis chef humanitarians restaurant renaissance cultural studies anthropology cultural change multiculturalism food sovereignty human migration social change ethnic studies culture structural racism

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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(Un)Docile Bodies. Sociology of Race and Ethnicity (2022)

Catarina Passidomo

sociology of religionracial prejudicedocile bodiesethnic discriminationcultural anthropologyracial discriminationsociologycultural diversityracecontemporary racismsocial anthropologyethnicitygender studiesethnic group relationethnographic theoryforensic medicinesocial sciencesracial equityfamily studies

New Orleans’ “Restaurant Renaissance,” Chef Humanitarians, and the New Southern Food Movement. Food Culture & Society (2021)

Jeanne FirthCatarina Passidomo

tourismchef humanitariansculturerestaurant renaissance

Black Food Geographies: Race, Self-Reliance, and Food Access in Washington, D.C.. Journal of American History (2020)

Catarina Passidomo

racial discriminationraceblack experiencefood accessafrican american studiesblack food geographieshistory

Dining out: A Global History of Restaurants. Food Culture & Society (2020)

Catarina Passidomo

tourismhospitalityfoodwaysculture

“Our” Culinary Heritage. Humanity & Society (2017)

Catarina Passidomo

sociologyhumanitiesanthropology

Community Gardening and Governance Over Urban Nature in New Orleans's Lower Ninth Ward. Urban forestry & urban greening (2016)

Catarina Passidomo

urban greeningurban forestrycommunity gardeningurban governancepublic policyurban natureurban ecology

Rebuilding Others’ Communities: A Critical Analysis of Race and Nativism in Non-Profits in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Local Environment (2015)

Daina Cheyenne HarveyYuki KatoCatarina Passidomo

community resiliencehurricane katrinasocial identityafrican identityanti-racismnonprofit organizationsrace relationscritical race theorycommunity buildingcritical analysissocial responsibilitydisaster researchcommunity developmentresiliencecontemporary racismlocalizationintercultural studiessocial sciencesafrican american studiesanthropology

Whose Right to (Farm) the City? Race and Food Justice Activism in Post-Katrina New Orleans. Agriculture and Human Values (2014)

Catarina Passidomo

land usemigration studieshumanitiesindigenous movementsamerican studiesfamily violenceagricultural economicsfood justice activismracial discriminationcritical race theoryagrarian changelivelihoodssocial justiceactivismcontemporary racismenvironmental valuesurban agriculturesocial scienceshuman values

Political Gardening in a Post-Disaster City: Lessons From New Orleans. Urban Studies (2013)

Yuki KatoCatarina PassidomoDaina Harvey

political ecologypolitical gardeningpost-disaster citypolitical science

The Contested Terrain of Biological Citizenship in the Seizure of Raw Milk in Athens, Georgia. Geoforum (2013)

Hilda KurtzAmy TraugerCatarina Passidomo

political ecologyapplied geographyglobal comparisoncriminologypolitical sciencebiological citizenshipgeomorphologycontested terrainraw milkgeographymigration studiesneogeographyspatial analysissocial sciencesbiopoliticscitizenship

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Catarina Passidomo

Southern Foodways Alliance Associate Professor of Southern Studies and Associate Professor of Anthropology

University of Mississippi

Affiliations

Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology and Anthropology

Catarina Passidomo is currently serving as an Anthropology Southern Foodways Alliance Associate Professor of Southern Studies and Associate Professor of Anthropology at University of Mississippi.

Honors

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Experiences

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Catarina Passidomo

University of Mississippi

Southern Foodways Alliance Associate Professor of Southern Studies and Associate Professor of Anthropology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

(Un)Docile Bodies. Sociology of Race and Ethnicity (2022)

Catarina Passidomo

New Orleans’ “Restaurant Renaissance,” Chef Humanitarians, and the New Southern Food Movement. Food Culture & Society (2021)

Jeanne FirthCatarina Passidomo

tourismchef humanitariansculturerestaurant renaissance

Black Food Geographies: Race, Self-Reliance, and Food Access in Washington, D.C.. Journal of American History (2020)

Catarina Passidomo

racial discriminationraceblack experiencefood accessafrican american studiesblack food geographieshistory

Dining out: A Global History of Restaurants. Food Culture & Society (2020)

Catarina Passidomo

tourismhospitalityfoodwaysculture

“Our” Culinary Heritage. Humanity & Society (2017)

Catarina Passidomo

sociologyhumanitiesanthropology

Community Gardening and Governance Over Urban Nature in New Orleans's Lower Ninth Ward. Urban forestry & urban greening (2016)

Catarina Passidomo

urban greeningurban forestrycommunity gardeningurban governancepublic policyurban natureurban ecology

Rebuilding Others’ Communities: A Critical Analysis of Race and Nativism in Non-Profits in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Local Environment (2015)

Daina Cheyenne HarveyYuki KatoCatarina Passidomo

Whose Right to (Farm) the City? Race and Food Justice Activism in Post-Katrina New Orleans. Agriculture and Human Values (2014)

Catarina Passidomo

Political Gardening in a Post-Disaster City: Lessons From New Orleans. Urban Studies (2013)

Yuki KatoCatarina PassidomoDaina Harvey

political ecologypolitical gardeningpost-disaster citypolitical science

The Contested Terrain of Biological Citizenship in the Seizure of Raw Milk in Athens, Georgia. Geoforum (2013)

Hilda KurtzAmy TraugerCatarina Passidomo

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