I am a graduate student working on a dissertation that explores that transformation of the organic food industry in the United States from 1965 - 2002, culminating in the adoption of the first U.S. National Organic Standards. My research interests include the politics and organizations involved as the organic market grew from a marginalized segment of the retail grocery sector into a major niche market, one that is now embraced by many of the same corporations that earlier activists harshly critiqued. My dissertation advisors include Paul DiMaggio, Miguel Centeno, and Robert Wuthnow.

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[1]		Craig Upright. Consumer Cooperatives. In Dwight F. Burlingame, editor, Philanthropy in America: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia, pages 98-100. New York: ABC-Clio, 2004.
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[2]		Craig Upright. Social Capital and Cultural Participation: Spousal Influences on Attendance at Arts Events. Poetics, 32(2):129-143, 2004.
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		Originally submitted as Working Paper #32 for Princeton University's Center For Arts and Cultural Policy Studies.