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September 5, 2025Population Space and PlaceOpen Access

Mapping Halal Economies in the City: Migrant Infrastructures and Cultural Food Adequacy in Lisbon

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Access to halal resources varies, reflecting socioeconomic differences and urban geography.
Empirical research identifies migrant infrastructures as crucial for achieving cultural food adequacy among Muslim households.
Translocal practices help connect diverse Muslim communities, shaping Lisbon’s role in global halal markets.
Study emphasizes the importance of respecting dietary regimes in diverse urban settings, aimed at social inclusion.

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Research investigates halal product access and cultural food adequacy among Muslims, highlighting urban inequalities.

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