The article “Broccoli and Desire” by Peter Benson and Edward F. Fischer is about the growth and production of broccoli in relation to economic advantages, and consumer advantages by Maya farmers, and customer-consumers of broccoli. These relations are then tied … Continue reading →

“Broccoli and Desire” by Peter Benson and Edward Fischer highlights how farmers and consumers are interdependent on each other. The authors are able to explore this relationship through the production of broccoli and its connection to the concept of desire. … Continue reading →

The article “Broccoli and Desire” by Peter Benson & Edward F. Fischer  (2007) focuses on the connection and political, economic power during the movement of broccoli from Nashville, Tennessee supermarkets to Maya farmers in highland Guatemala. The authors’ principal argument … Continue reading →