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"In this inquiry, originally published in 1989 and now updated for the twenty-first century, Warren J. Belasco considers the rise of the "countercuisine" in the 1960s, the subsequent success of mainstream businesses in turning granola, herbal tea, and other "revolutionary" foodstuffs into profitable products; the popularity of vegetarian and vegan diets; and the increasing availability of organic foods."--Jacket

This thesis aims to examine in detail a variety of possible strategies for the development of the Irish access transport system. The Irish access transport system is considered as being the system (passenger and freight) linking the island of Ireland (Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland) with Great Britain and the remainder of the European Union. Specific aims of the research project include: -- To examine possible alternative strategies for the development of the Irish access transport system up to the year 2020, with an important sub-objective in this regard of investigating technological and other measures which might form part of such strategies. -- To develop a means of predicting future transport demand under alternative strategies. -- To develop an appraisal framework allowing the comparison of different strategy options. A number of alternative future strategies for the transport system were developed by reviewing available technological and other measures, identifying those appearing most promising, developing these latter in greater detail and combining them into consistent strategies. A future background scenario, embracing population and economic developments in the period to 2020 and forming the basis against which the strategies were assessed, was developed with reference to available information and current projections. ; TARA (Trinity?s Access to Research Archive) has a robust takedown policy. Please contact us if you have any concerns: rssadmin@tcd.ie ; Water damaged as a result of the Berkeley Library Podium flood 25/10/2011

Making food chains : the book$hRoger Horowitz$aHow much depends on dinner?$hWarren Belasco$aAnalyzing commodity chains : linkages or restraints?$hShane Hamilton$aLard to lean : making the meat-type hog in post-World War II America$hJ. L. Anderson$aThechicken, the factory farm, and the supermarket : the emergence of the modern poultry industry in Britain$hAndrew C. Godley, Bridget Williams$aTrading quality, producing value : crabmeat, HACCP, and global seafood trade$hKelly Feltault$aAnchovy sauce and pickled tripe : exporting civilized food in the colonial Atlantic world$hRichard R. Wilk$aWhat's left at the bottom of the glass : the quest for purity and the development of the American natural ice industry$hJonathan Rees$aProvisioning man's best friend : the early years of the American pet food industry, 1870-1942$hKatherine C. Grier$aEmpire of ice cream : how life became sweeter in the postwar Soviet Union$hJenny Leigh Smith$aEating Mexican in a global age : the politics and production of ethnic food$hJeffrey M. Pilcher$aThearistocracy of the market basket : self-service food shopping in the new South$hLisa C. Tolbert$aMaking markets Marxist? : the East European grocery store from rationing to rationality to rationalizations$hPatrick Hyder Patterson$aTools and spaces : food and cooking in working-class neighborhoods, 1880-1930$hKatherine Leonard Turner$aWheeling one's groceries around the store : the invention of the shopping cart, 1936-1953$hCatherine Grandclément.

The Vietnamese revolution and the young revolutionary -- Upheaval and opportunity: World War II -- The war of resistance against France: 1945-1950 -- The border offensive of 1950: Giap's first victories -- 1951- 53 -- Dien Bien Phu, and victory -- The long struggle in the south begins 1954 to 1965 -- People's war against the United States: the escalation, phase: 1965-1967 -- The Tet offensive

During the nineteenth century there was a huge increase in the level and types of gambling in Thailand. Taxes on gambling became a major source of state revenue, with the government establishing state-run lotteries and casinos in the first half of the twentieth century. Nevertheless, over the same period, a strong anti-gambling discourse emerged within the Thai elite, which sought to regulate gambling through a series of increasingly restrictive and punitive laws. By the mid-twentieth century, most forms of gambling had been made illegal, a situation that persists until today. This historic