The global food crisis
Subtitle: new insights into an age-old problem
By: David Himmelgreen, volume editor ; Satish Kedia, general editor
Series: NAPA bulletin -- 32; NAPA bulletin -- 32.
Publisher: American Anthropological Association
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Arlington, Va
Language: eng
Number of pages: 204
Subjects: Food supply; Hunger
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Anthropological approaches to the global food crisis : understanding and addressing the 'silent tsunami'  -- David Himmelgreen and Nancy Romero-Daza; title: Rising food prices, social mobilizations, and violence : conceptual issues in understanding and responding to the connections linking hunger and conflict  -- Ellen Messer; title: Dealing with the global food crisis in local settings : nonintensive agricultural in Lesotho, Southern Africa  -- Nancy Romero-Daza...et al; title: Asking the right questions : community-based strategies to combat hunger  -- Miriam S. Chaiken...et al; title: Economic restructuring and urban food access in the Dominican Republic  -- Howard Rosing; title: The forgotten population? : youth, food insecurity, and rising prices : implications for the global food crisis  -- Craig Hadley...et al; title: Food insecurity in Buhaya : the cycle of women's marginalization and the spread of poverty, hunger, and disease  -- Valerie Githinji; title: Lavichè : Haiti's vulnerability to the global food crisis  -- John Mazzeo; title: Mosaics of Maya livelihoods : readjusting to global and local food crises  -- Rebecca K. Zarger; title: From crisis to cumulative effects : food security challenges in Alaska  -- David V. Fazzino and Philip A. Loring; title: Things become scarce : food availability and accessibility in Santiago de Cuba then and now  -- Hanna Garth; title: Anthropological approaches for understanding the complexities of the global food crisis  -- Sunil K. Khanna; title: Biosketches of authors.