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Visa delays and denials are keeping researchers from Africa from participating in conferences and meetings in the global ...

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Lizzie Collingham is a historian of food and bye-fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, UK. Her books include The Hungry Empire (2017) and The Taste of War ( 2011). Eating and Being: A History of ...