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Nicholas Bascunan-Wiley is an Assistant Professor at Stony Brook University, specializing in the intersection of migration, cultural studies, and sensory ethnography. His research explores how diasporic communities maintain cultural connections through food practices, particularly focusing on the Chile-Palestine relationship.
- Ph.D. in Sociology from Northwestern University (2024)
His work combines fieldwork with critical qualitative methods to analyze:
- Transnational culinary traditions
- Embodied cultural practices
- Migration-induced identity formation
- Commodification of diasporic authenticity
Notable research themes emerge across his publications:
- Food as political memory
- Sensory negotiation of identity
- Media representation of migration
- Cultural production under globalization
- Digital ethnography applications
- Sensorial toolkit in commercial contexts
While no specific awards are mentioned, his work has been published in prominent outlets including:
- The Jerusalem Quarterly
- The Journal of Electronic Publishing
- Routledge Press
- Food, Culture, and Society
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