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Famine Doesn’t Just ‘Happen’ – Those Who Cause Famine Must Be Held to Account

February 13, 2017 Guest Authors 0

The continued representation of famines as disastrous events largely sprung upon populations by the forces of nature, prevents us from understanding famine – and food insecurity – as a socio-political process, even though doing so is especially important for realising its future prevention.

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