The Evolving Sphere of Food Security
The Evolving Sphere of Food Security
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This book seeks to answer two important questions: How do the priorities and challenges of achieving food security change over time as countries develop economically? And, how do the policies used to promote food security in one country affect nutrition, food access, natural resources, and national security in other countries? The volume presents the many faces and facets of food security—its symptoms, roots, and possible remedies—through the lens of a multidisciplinary group of scholars. The book includes personal stories of research and policy advising from different field experiences to provide readers with a real-world sense of the opportunities and challenges involved in promoting food security at local to global scales. Observations from countries around the world demonstrate how food security is tied to security of many other kinds: energy, water, health, climate, the environment, and national security. The book’s main goal is to connect these areas in a way that tells an integrated story about human lives, resource use, and the policy process—a story about global food security.
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Front Matter
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Part One Introduction
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Part Two The Political Economy of Food and Agriculture
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Food Security for the Poorest Billion: Policy Lessons from Indonesia
Walter P. Falcon
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The Food Security Roots of the Middle-Income Trap
Scott Rozelle and others
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Institutions, Interests, and Incentives in American Food and Agriculture Policy
Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar and others
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Political Economy of EU Agricultural and Food Policies and Its Role in Global Food Security
Johan Swinnen
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Food Security for the Poorest Billion: Policy Lessons from Indonesia
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151Part Three Challenges for the Poorest Billion
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Part Four Agriculture’s Dependence on Resources and the Environment
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Food, Energy, and Climate Connections in a Global Economy
David B. Lobell and others
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Agricultural Nutrient Use and Its Environmental Consequences
Peter M. Vitousek andPamela A. Matson
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Water Institutions and Agriculture
Barton H. Thompson, Jr
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Global Agriculture and Land Use Changes in the Twenty-First Century: Achieving a Balance between Food Security, Urban Diets, and Nature Conservation
Ximena Rueda andEric F. Lambin
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Food, Energy, and Climate Connections in a Global Economy
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Part Five Food in a National and International Security Context
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End Matter
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