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Edward Ted Fischer

Cornelius Vanderbilt Professor of Anthropology Director of the Center for Latin American Studies

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Department of Radiology

Edward Ted Fischer is currently serving as a Radiology Cornelius Vanderbilt Professor of Anthropology Director of the Center for Latin American Studies at Vanderbilt University.

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Edward Ted Fischer

Vanderbilt University

Cornelius Vanderbilt Professor of Anthropology Director of the Center for Latin American Studies

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anthropology cultural anthropology ancient mesoamerica culture latin american studies latin american research cultural studies latin american archaeology latin american antiquity social anthropology latin american politics agricultural economics sociocultural anthropology ethnography indigenous peoples cultural history indigenous studies public health ethnohistory latin american diaspora global studies agribusiness cultural change world development cultural economy ethnographic theory heritage studies rural economies cultural identity highland guatemala cultural practices agrarian political economy human wellbeing consumer choice rural mozambique covid-19 human condition global south cultural analysis socio-economic development maya cultural activism maya identity communicable diseases public health preparedness covid-19 pandemic global health crisis societal influence cultural logics global economies non-traditional agricultural exports maya cultures multidimensional poverty ethology preventive medicine homosexuality sexual behavior cross-cultural perspectives long covid gastronomy human development rural development critical public health alcohol misuse alcohol abuse tobacco use rural sociology resource-based view rural culture domestic politics romantic love covid-19 transition maya struggles postwar guatemala perceived effects cigarette consumption cooperative values civilizations international development latin american economic history political economy socioeconomic development inter-american relation

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Infrastructuring Value Worlds: Connections and Conventions of Capitalist Accumulation. Ethnos (2023)

capitalismglobal value chainseconomic systemsbusinessvalue worldsvalue creationpolitical economyvalue theory

Making Better Coffee: How Maya Farmers and Third-Wave Tastemakers Create Value. University of California Press (2022)

political ecologybetter coffeemarketingfood systemsmaya farmersfoodwaysbeverage industryconsumer behaviourmaterial culturesustainability scienceancient mesoamericacultureagricultural economics

Rethinking Childhood Obesity: Cultural Insights on Nutrition, Weight, and Food Systems. Nashville: Vanderbilt Cultural Contexts of Health and Wellbeing Initiative (2022)

public healthfood systemsobesity managementpediatric obesitycultural insightschild nutritionobesityweight disorderschildhood obesityculturenutrition educationnutritionpublic health nutrition

The Publics of Public Health: Learning From Covid-19. Critical Public Health (2022)

Judith GreenEdward F. FischerDes FitzgeraldT. S. HarveyFelicity Thomas

public healthcritical public healthcovid-19

Improving Pandemic Response: Global Lessons and Cultural Insights From Covid-19. Nashville: Vanderbilt Cultural Contexts of Health and Wellbeing Initiative (2021)

public healthcommunicable diseasesglobal lessonspublic health preparednesscovid-19epidemiologycovid-19 pandemicinternational healthepidemic intelligenceglobal health crisisglobal healthinfectious diseases (medical specialty)

Quality and Inequality: Taste and the Creation of Value With Third Wave Coffee. Socio-Economic Review (2021)

consumer researchfood researchconsumer culturefood choicethird wave coffeeeconomicssocial sciencesfood qualityconsumer behaviourconsumer scienceconsumer choiceeconomic behaviorvalue theorybranding

Quality, Inequality, and Values in High-End Coffee. International Conference on Food Studies, Copenhagen (2021)

product qualityeconomicsconsumer behaviourhigh-end coffeequality engineeringquality technologyquality managementvalue theoryfood qualityquality characteristic

Quality Versus Solidarity: Third Wave Coffee and Cooperative Values Among Smallholding Maya Farmers in Guatemala. Journal of Peasant Studies (2021)

latin american studiesagrarian changethird wave coffeemaya farmerssocial sciencesquality versus solidaritypeasant studiesdevelopment economicslatin american economic historyeconomic developmentlatin american researchagricultural economicsagrarian political economylivelihoods

Third Wave Coffee, Maya Farmers, and the Creation of Value. American Anthropological Association, Baltimore (2021)

civilizationsthird wave coffeeindigenous peoplescommodity frontierlatin american economic historyanthropologyancient mesoamericaculturecultural anthropologylatin american antiquitylivelihoods

Cultural Contexts of Health. American Anthropological Association (2020)

health equityintercultural studieshuman healthcultural contextscultural contextsocial determinants of healthculturecultural factorssocial anthropology

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Edward Ted Fischer

Cornelius Vanderbilt Professor of Anthropology Director of the Center for Latin American Studies

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Department of Radiology

Edward Ted Fischer is currently serving as a Radiology Cornelius Vanderbilt Professor of Anthropology Director of the Center for Latin American Studies at Vanderbilt University.

Honors

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Edward Ted Fischer

Vanderbilt University

Cornelius Vanderbilt Professor of Anthropology Director of the Center for Latin American Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Infrastructuring Value Worlds: Connections and Conventions of Capitalist Accumulation. Ethnos (2023)

capitalismglobal value chainseconomic systemsbusinessvalue worldsvalue creationpolitical economyvalue theory

Making Better Coffee: How Maya Farmers and Third-Wave Tastemakers Create Value. University of California Press (2022)

political ecologybetter coffeemarketingfood systemsmaya farmersfoodwaysbeverage industryconsumer behaviourmaterial culturesustainability scienceancient mesoamericacultureagricultural economics

Rethinking Childhood Obesity: Cultural Insights on Nutrition, Weight, and Food Systems. Nashville: Vanderbilt Cultural Contexts of Health and Wellbeing Initiative (2022)

public healthfood systemsobesity managementpediatric obesitycultural insightschild nutritionobesityweight disorderschildhood obesityculturenutrition educationnutritionpublic health nutrition

The Publics of Public Health: Learning From Covid-19. Critical Public Health (2022)

Judith GreenEdward F. FischerDes FitzgeraldT. S. HarveyFelicity Thomas

public healthcritical public healthcovid-19

Improving Pandemic Response: Global Lessons and Cultural Insights From Covid-19. Nashville: Vanderbilt Cultural Contexts of Health and Wellbeing Initiative (2021)

Quality and Inequality: Taste and the Creation of Value With Third Wave Coffee. Socio-Economic Review (2021)

consumer researchfood researchconsumer culturefood choicethird wave coffeeeconomicssocial sciencesfood qualityconsumer behaviourconsumer scienceconsumer choiceeconomic behaviorvalue theorybranding

Quality, Inequality, and Values in High-End Coffee. International Conference on Food Studies, Copenhagen (2021)

product qualityeconomicsconsumer behaviourhigh-end coffeequality engineeringquality technologyquality managementvalue theoryfood qualityquality characteristic

Quality Versus Solidarity: Third Wave Coffee and Cooperative Values Among Smallholding Maya Farmers in Guatemala. Journal of Peasant Studies (2021)

Third Wave Coffee, Maya Farmers, and the Creation of Value. American Anthropological Association, Baltimore (2021)

civilizationsthird wave coffeeindigenous peoplescommodity frontierlatin american economic historyanthropologyancient mesoamericaculturecultural anthropologylatin american antiquitylivelihoods

Cultural Contexts of Health. American Anthropological Association (2020)

health equityintercultural studieshuman healthcultural contextscultural contextsocial determinants of healthculturecultural factorssocial anthropology

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