‘There is no sincerer love than the love of food’ (George Bernard Shaw, 1903) : the meaning of food and its uses in prison subculture

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	‘There is no sincerer love than the love of food’ (George Bernard Shaw, 1903) : the meaning of food and its uses in prison subculture
	English
	20190300
	Sage
	Einat, Tomer \| Davidian, Moran
	Israel \| prison conditions \| clandestine economy \| boredom \| coping behaviour \| cooking \| resistance \| social inequality \| prisoner-personnel relations \| social control \| attitude of prison personnel \| abuse of power \| discrimination \| prisons, supermax \| attitude of prisoners \| prison subculture \| nutrition \| food
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	European journal of criminology ; vol. 16, no. 2