The World Food problem. (2nd Edition)
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The World Food problem. (2nd Edition) This updated edition since its first ed. in 1985, the author provides a full account of who is hungry, where and why. The causes of hunger are manifold and complex: population growth, environmental degradation, poverty, inefficient farming, poor distribution, inapropriate aid, war, drought, famine, corruption and incompetence are among them.
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