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Constructed from papers presented at the five-year follow-up to the Bellaagio declaration 'Overcoming Hunger in... Read More >>
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Demographic considerations are central to an understanding of famine, which is in turn essential for the formulation... Read More >>
It examines, for the first time, the role of early warning information in decision-making processes, particularly... Read More >>
This book is based on the authors' views and experiences as fieldworkers in situations of food insecurity and famine,... Read More >>
Writing the Famine examines literary texts by writers such as William Carleton, Anthony Trollope, James Clarence... Read More >>
"""The great strength of this collection is its interdisciplinary scope....the editors and publishers are to be... Read More >>
The great strength of this collection is its interdisciplinary scope....the editors and publishers are to be complimented... Read More >>
The international group of sociological and nutritional scientists in this volume represent the research that has... Read More >>
Issues discussed include econometric testing of the disguised unemployment hypothesis, theoretical and applied approaches... Read More >>
Addresses famine within a developmental and political economy framework. Read More >>
Alexander Somerville's unique account of the Irish famine was first published in 1852. However, as it was contained... Read More >>
""Food and Population in a Northeast Thai Village is a remarkably thorough baseline study of the interrelationship... Read More >>
The only text not to focus exclusively on the Third World. Second edition of a clasic text, completely revised... Read More >>
Analyses the contemporary food crisis in Africa from an historical perspective, using two West African case studies.... Read More >>