Hunger and Hope: Escaping Poverty and Achieving Food Security in Developing Countries
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Hunger and Hope: Escaping Poverty and Achieving Food Security in Developing Countries

by George W. Norton

Economics Agriculture Development Studies
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George W. Norton’s Hunger and Hope examines poverty and food insecurity in developing countries. Focusing on the challenges surrounding access to adequate food, the book considers pathways toward food security and offers a concise exploration of one of the most important issues in international development.

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Hunger and Hope explores the relationship between poverty and food security in developing countries.

The book focuses on the challenges that keep people from reliably accessing sufficient food.

It considers how societies and communities can move beyond persistent deprivation toward improved food security.

With its emphasis on escaping poverty, the book presents food security as a central development concern.

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