Kurt Waldman

Assistant Professor

Cornell University

United States

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Dr. Kurt Waldman is an Assistant Professor at Cornell University, specializing in food systems, rural development, and food security. His recent research addresses the dynamics of smallholder decision-making, the intersection of food accessibility and migration, and the impact of climate change on urban food environments in sub-Saharan Africa. Additionally, he has focused on the challenges faced by older rural Americans regarding food security during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Articles (11)

What discrepancies between farmer perceptions and observational data teach us about smallholder decision making

Eating sustainably: Conviction or convenience?

Smallholder social networks: Advice seeking and adaptation in rural Kenya

The impacts of climate change and urbanization on food retailers in urban sub-Saharan Africa

Migration and urban food accessibility in Mumbwa, a tertiary city of Zambia

Food security and well-being among older, rural Americans before and during the COVID-19 pandemic

Navigating Food Insecurity as a Rural Older Adult: The Importance of Congregate Meal Sites, Social Networks and Transportation Services

The Interactions of Food Security, Health, and Loneliness among Rural Older Adults before and after the Onset of COVID-19

Modeling interventions to reduce deforestation in Zambia

Hybrid-maize seed certification and smallholder adoption in Zambia

Informal vendors and food systems planning in an emerging African city

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Noemi Vergopolan

Meha Jain

Robert Richardson

Cascade P. Tuholske

Jordan Blekking

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