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Accepted Paper:

Operating a Turkish-inspired restaurant in Berlin: Food as Profit, Belonging and Care  
Shaheed Tayob (Stellenbosch University) Veronica Wüst

Paper short abstract:

This paper considers the narrative and material practices of Turkish-inspired restaurant owners in Berlin as a site for thinking through the complexities of memory, belonging and care through food.

Paper long abstract:

This paper focusses on a particular restaurant space in Berlin as a location for understanding what it means to be a migrant-origin entrepreneur in an important European capital. The restaurant owner's narrative of discovery, love for the labor of food, and a sense of belonging to different worlds become materialized in the restaurant space as an aesthetic sensibility, and material food practice. The case study offers a site through which to think about memory, belonging, and care as integral to the way in which minoritized people make a place in the city.

Panel P137
Memory, Materiality and (non)-Belonging - Minority Restaurants and Food Practices in a Global Perspective
  Session 1 Wednesday 22 July, 2020, -