Examining countries' presentations at the 2015 World Expo, this working paper explores how nation-states propose solutions to world hunger. Using ethnography and discourse analysis, it identifies prevalent neoliberal and gastronational tendencies, informing future food security policy making.
Kymberley Chu graduated in 2021 from the University of California, Davis double majoring in Anthropology and International Relations. Kymberley aspires to pursue academic research and PhD programs that examine social issues such as the psychology of racism. She enjoys reading, coding, weightlifting and making mind maps in her free time.
Emma majored in Sociology and Spanish at the University of California, Davis. She is interested in public health and how it relates to environmental, health, and food justice. After she graduates, Emma hopes to pursue graduate school and a career in non-profit or policy work.
