Dining Out in the Urban Context
British Food JournalPublished 1 September 1992
Roy C. Wood
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Offers a brief sociological sketch of some current issues in the cultural analysis of food and eating as they apply to dining out. Seeks to demonstrate the importance to everyday life of the hospitality industry in terms of consumption, employment and environmental issues.
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