Publications
The Food Justice Lab contributes to public scholarship through MA and PhD theses and academic journal articles.
Graduate Theses & Dissertations
Gum, Heidi. 2020 M.A.Thesis. Resilience in the Mountains: Exploring the Labor and Motives of Food-Caregiver Women Repairing Broken Food Systems in West Virginia Communities.
Lohnes, Joshua. 2019. PhD Dissertation.
The Food Bank Fix: Hunger, Capitalism and Humanitarian Reason
DeBruin, Jed. 2019. M.A. Thesis.
Super-Localizing Food as Tourism Development™: Producing the 30 Mile Meal™ in Athens, Ohio
Marple, Amanda. 2018. M.A. Thesis
Democratizing University Foodscapes? Student Food Cooperatives and the Neoliberal University
Ryan, Beth. 2017. M.A. Thesis
Growing Community Gardens in the Mountain State
Sobey, Allysa. 2014. M.A. Thesis
Long Exposure: environmental racism and activism in Institute, West Virginia
Long, Autumn. 2011. M.A. Thesis
The politics of Self-provisioning in North-central West Virginia
Academic Articles
Lohnes, J. 2021. Regulating Surplus: Charity and the legal geographies of food waste enclosure
Agriculture and Human Values. 38:351–363
Gorman, C. and Wilson, B 2021. After the raid: feminist geolegality and the spaces of encounters in a US poultry town
Gender, Place and Culture. Online First
Wilson, B and. Mutersbaugh, T. 2020. Solidarity Interrupted: Coffee, Cooperatives, and Certification Conflicts in Mexico and Nicaragua
Rethinking Marxism. 3: 348-367
Lohnes, J. and Wilson, B. 2018. Bailing out the food banks? Hunger relief, food waste, and crisis in Central Appalachia
Environment and Planning A. 50(2):350-369
Wilson, Bradley. 2015. Reclaiming the worker’s property: control grabbing, farmworkers and the Las Tunas Accords in Nicaragua
Journal of Peasant Studies. 42(3-4):747-763
Wilson, Bradley. 2013. Solidarity™: Student Activism, Affective Labor, and the Fair Trade Campaign in the United States
Antipode 45 (3): 565-583
Wilson, Bradley. 2013. Solidarity™: Student Activism, Affective Labor, and the Fair Trade Campaign in the United States
Antipode 45 (3): 565-583
Wilson, Bradley. 2013. Breaking the Chains: Coffee, Crisis, and Farmworker Struggle in Nicaragua.
Environment and Planning : Economy and Space 45(11): 2592–2609
Wilson, B. et al. 2012. New terrains of taste: Spatial analysis of price premiums for single origin coffees in Central America. Applied Geography. 35 (1-2): 499-507
Wilson, Bradley. 2010. Indebted to fair trade? Coffee and Crisis in Nicaragua.
Geoforum. 41(1): 84-92