USF Anthropologists Address Hunger In National Journal
Three Univeristy of South Florida anthropologists recently contributed significantly to the National Association of Applied Anthropology’s peer-reviewed journal.
They addressed an uncommon topic: how to utilize the discipline of anthropology to help address world hunger.
David Himmelgreen, an associate professor of anthropology at USF, says that anthropologists are in a unique position to inform policymakers of the social, economic and other contexts in which they are addressing the food crisis, which may help them confront hunger more effectively.
Read the complete press release.
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