Taste | Power | Tradition

Abstract

By way of law, economics and culture, geographical indications touch on a range of disciplines.Accordingly, to date these have taken precedence with respect to perspectives and treatment along paradigmatic lines of single disciplines.This contribution provides an introduction to the interdisciplinary approaches employed in the present volume, and formulates the key features of an interdisciplinary investigation of geographical indications understood as power relations.It, thus, opens up perspectives on foodways and the agricultural market as exemplary fields of cultural property.At the same time, as an introduction to the present collection of case studies, comparative overviews and theoretical insights from cultural anthropology and agronomics, it shows how diverse approaches result in an integrated research agenda for these numerous spheres of life, which are relevant to both global as well as local dimensions.

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