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digest-30136	Lanzendorfer, Judith	Review of: Food and Power: A Culinary Ethnography of Israel: (Nir Avieli, University of California Press, 2018)	2019	2	.pdf	application/pdf	889	33	45	Where Chapter 1 focuses on Israeli desires to eat large quantities of inexpensive food in order to get the most value for money, in Chapter 3, Avieli complicates his analysis of food value, arguing that eating Italian food makes Israelis feel more like members of the Mediterranean community (framed as positive), rather than members of the Middle Eastern community (framed as negative). Most importantly, the book affirms the delicate balance that researchers must maintain to negotiate insider/outsider status when writing about communities where they are members: where insider status can give access yet hinder analysis.	cache/digest-30136.pdf	txt/digest-30136.txt