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MiFOOD researchers participate in the 13th International Conference on Population Geographies in Nanjing, China

MiFOOD researchers participated in the 13th International Conference on Population Geographies, held from June 23 to 26, 2026, in Nanjing, China. With the theme “Population ...
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IIMAD hosts inception workshop for three MiFOOD research projects

On June 8, 2026, MiFOOD’s partner in India, the International Institute for Migration and Development (IIMAD), hosted an inception workshop for three MiFOOD research projects ...
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MiFOOD and R2 seminar with Prof. Tim Brown shares findings from Zimbabwe field research

The MiFOOD Network and the Remitting for Resilience (R2) project hosted a seminar on July 10, 2026, with R2 project partner Professor Tim Brown from ...
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MiFOOD researchers participate in the 13th International Conference on Population Geographies in Nanjing, China

MiFOOD researchers participated in the 13th International Conference on Population Geographies, held from June 23 to 26, 2026, in Nanjing, China. With the theme “Population ...
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IIMAD hosts inception workshop for three MiFOOD research projects

On June 8, 2026, MiFOOD’s partner in India, the International Institute for Migration and Development (IIMAD), hosted an inception workshop for three MiFOOD research projects ...

LATEST MiFOOD PAPERS

Platform Labour, Time Poverty, and Food Security among Food Delivery Riders in Nanjing, China

Yiru Lin, Zhenzhong Si, and Taiyang Zhong

Online food delivery has become an essential component of urban food systems in China, reshaping how prepared meals, fresh food, and other daily food items circulate among food providers, platforms, and consumers. Although food delivery riders are central to this system, existing studies have mainly examined riders’ engagement with algorithmic management and platform control, underscoring their income instability and labour…

Food on the Move: Promoting Food Security through Post-Colonial Infrastructure Repair in Zimbabwe

Tim Brown and Joseph Tinarwo

Infrastructure of various types is increasingly recognised as vital to food and nutrition security, especially in urban food systems characterised by informality and off-grid conditions. Drawing on a qualitative approach that combines mobile observation, policy analysis, and semi-structured stakeholder interviews conducted during fieldwork in 2023 and 2024, this paper considers the potential of a transport infrastructure repair programme implemented in…

A Scent of Home: Cultural Food Insecurity and Coping Strategies Among African Migrants in Qatar

Bernard Owusu and Jonathan Crush

Conventional food security frameworks define food security primarily in terms of food availability, access, utilisation, and stability. Widely used measures such as the FAO’s Food Insecurity Experience Scale (FIES) emphasise physical and economic access to sufficient food while largely overlooking its cultural dimensions. This paper argues that such approaches are inadequate for understanding the food security experiences of migrant populations…

LATEST MiFOOD PAPERS

Platform Labour, Time Poverty, and Food Security among Food Delivery Riders in Nanjing, China

Yiru Lin, Zhenzhong Si, and Taiyang Zhong

Online food delivery has become an essential component of urban food systems in China, reshaping how prepared meals, fresh food, and other daily food items circulate among food providers, platforms, and consumers. Although food delivery riders are central to this system, existing studies have mainly examined riders’ engagement with algorithmic management and platform control, underscoring their income instability and labour…

Food on the Move: Promoting Food Security through Post-Colonial Infrastructure Repair in Zimbabwe

Tim Brown and Joseph Tinarwo

Infrastructure of various types is increasingly recognised as vital to food and nutrition security, especially in urban food systems characterised by informality and off-grid conditions. Drawing on a qualitative approach that combines mobile observation, policy analysis, and semi-structured stakeholder interviews conducted during fieldwork in 2023 and 2024, this paper considers the potential of a transport infrastructure repair programme implemented in…

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