Mass Starvation: The History and Future of Famine
by Alex De Waal
Alex De Waal explores famine across history and considers its future implications. Mass Starvation examines the causes, consequences, and changing nature of large-scale hunger, offering a broad perspective on one of humanity’s most devastating recurring crises and the challenges involved in preventing it.
About This Book
Mass Starvation examines the history of famine and the forces that have shaped large-scale hunger over time.
Alex De Waal considers famine as a major human and political crisis, placing mass starvation within a broader historical context.
The book also looks ahead, asking how famine may develop in the future and what changing conditions could mean for global food security.
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