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Executive Director of Medical Services & Clinical Governance

Shaun Murray

The Politics of the Table Charles S Faddis and continues the story ofHow nutrition and the body became matters of national importance in modern Germany. What does it mean to eat well, and why should it matter to the nation? In The Politics of the Table, historian Kristen Ann Ehrenberger uncovers how food became a matter of political concern in modern Germany, tracing the evolution of nutritional science from the laboratory bench to the family dinner table between 1890 and 1935. This compelling study reveals how