Maria Fuentes
About Maria Fuentes
Research areas
- Consumer culture, food consumption, risk, retail, marketing
Teaching areas
- Consumer culture, food consumption
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The construction and navigation of riskscapes in public health advice and mothers' accounts of
weaning
Maria Fuentes, Helene Brembeck
Health Risk & Society - 2019 -
Reframing Convenience
Food
Peter Jackson, Helene Brembeck, Jonathan Everts, Maria Fuentes, Bente Halkier, Frej Daniel Hertz, Angela Meah, Valerie Viehoff, Christine Wenzl
2018 -
Convenient Food for Baby: A Study of Weaning as a Social
Practice
Helene Brembeck, Maria Fuentes
Food, Culture and Society. An international Journal of Multidisciplinary Research - 2017 -
Making a Market for Alternatives: Marketing Devices and the Qualification of a Vegan Milk
Substitute
Christian Fuentes, Maria Fuentes
Journal of Marketing Management - 2017 -
Best for baby? Framing weaning practice and motherhood in web-mediated
marketing.
Maria Fuentes, Helene Brembeck
Consumption, markets & culture - 2017 -
Konsumtionsrapporten
2016
John Magnus Roos, Maria Fuentes, Karin Östergren, Anne Normann
2016 -
Risk Stories In the Media: Food consumption, risk and
anxiety
Maria Fuentes, Christian Fuentes
Food, Culture and Society: An International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research - 2015 -
Shopping
Maria Fuentes
Food words. Essays in culinary culture - 2013 -
Packaging
Maria Fuentes
Food words. Essays in culinary culture - 2013 -
Att göra hem – En studie av unga mäns boende och konsumtion på
2000-talet
Maria Fuentes
2011 -
Fraught cuisine: food scares and the modulation of
anxieties
Richard Milne, Jakob Wenzer, Helene Brembeck, Maria Brodin
Distinktion: Scandinavian Journal of Social Theory - 2011 -
Nedslag i
konsumtionskulturen
Ulrika Holmberg, Magdalena Petersson McIntyre, Maria Brodin, Marcus Gianneschi
Sören Holmberg och Lennart Weibull (red.) Svensk höst. Trettiofyra kapitel om politik, medier och samhälle. - 2009 -
Setting the example - Building privileged trajectories in interior decoration
stores
Maria Brodin
Little Monsters (De)coupling assemblages of consumption - 2007