Grace Bagwell Adams, Ph.D. — Job Talk: "Prepared at Home? The Role of SNAP Benefit Receipt on Food Expenditures"

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Grace Bagwell Adams, Ph.D.

University of Georgia

Ph.D.–Public Administration and Policy

Dissertation: Food Security, Social Policy, & Social Construction

 

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