Whose Hunger?: Concepts of Famine, Practices of Aid
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Whose Hunger?: Concepts of Famine, Practices of Aid

by Jenny Edkins

Development Studies Global Politics Humanitarianism
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Jenny Edkins examines the concepts of famine and the practices of aid in Whose Hunger? The book considers how hunger is understood and how assistance is organized, offering readers a focused exploration of famine, humanitarian response, and the ideas that shape both.

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Whose Hunger? explores the concepts associated with famine and the practices used to respond to it.

The book brings together questions about hunger, aid, and the ways famine is understood.

Its focus is on the relationship between ideas about famine and the practical work of providing assistance.

Written by Jenny Edkins, this title offers a thoughtful subject for readers interested in famine, humanitarian concerns, and social analysis.

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