World Food Policies : Toward Agricultural Interdependence /
World Food Policies : Toward Agricultural Interdependence /
ed. by Don F. Hadwiger, William P. Browne.
- 1 online resource (210 p.)
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Tables -- Preface -- 1 Issues of World Food and Trade: Perspectives and Projections -- Part 1 U.S. Agriculture in a Global Food System -- 2 Farm Exports and the Farm Economy: Economic and Political Interdependence -- 3 Maximizing U.S. Benefits from Agricultural Interdependence -- Part 2 Public Policies in Developed Agricultural Nations -- 4 The Common Agricultural Policy and World Food Trade -- 5 Australia and New Zealand: The Role of Agriculture in a Closer Economic Relationship -- 6 Soviet Agricultural Policy in the 1980s -- 7 Self-Sufficiency in Japanese Agriculture: Telescoping and Reconciling the Food Security- Efficiency Dilemma -- Part 3 Public Policies in Developing Agricultural Nations -- 8 Food Security and Agricultural Development Policies in the Middle East -- 9 Self-Sufficiency, Delinkage, and Food Production: Limits on Agricultural Development in Africa -- 10 The Policy Consequences of the Green Revolution: The Latin American Case -- 11 U.S.-Mexican Agricultural Relations: The Upper Limits of Linkage Formation -- Part 4 Dependence, Development and Interdependence -- 12 The Role of World Food Organizations -- 13 The Social, Developmental, and Political Impacts of Food Aid -- 14 Public Policy and Interdependence -- Contributors -- Index
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
Social and agricultural scientists present comprehensive coverage of the array of issues involved in providing adequate world food supplies over the course of the next several decades.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9780931477799 9781685852214
10.1515/9781685852214 doi
POLITICAL SCIENCE / World / General.
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Tables -- Preface -- 1 Issues of World Food and Trade: Perspectives and Projections -- Part 1 U.S. Agriculture in a Global Food System -- 2 Farm Exports and the Farm Economy: Economic and Political Interdependence -- 3 Maximizing U.S. Benefits from Agricultural Interdependence -- Part 2 Public Policies in Developed Agricultural Nations -- 4 The Common Agricultural Policy and World Food Trade -- 5 Australia and New Zealand: The Role of Agriculture in a Closer Economic Relationship -- 6 Soviet Agricultural Policy in the 1980s -- 7 Self-Sufficiency in Japanese Agriculture: Telescoping and Reconciling the Food Security- Efficiency Dilemma -- Part 3 Public Policies in Developing Agricultural Nations -- 8 Food Security and Agricultural Development Policies in the Middle East -- 9 Self-Sufficiency, Delinkage, and Food Production: Limits on Agricultural Development in Africa -- 10 The Policy Consequences of the Green Revolution: The Latin American Case -- 11 U.S.-Mexican Agricultural Relations: The Upper Limits of Linkage Formation -- Part 4 Dependence, Development and Interdependence -- 12 The Role of World Food Organizations -- 13 The Social, Developmental, and Political Impacts of Food Aid -- 14 Public Policy and Interdependence -- Contributors -- Index
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
Social and agricultural scientists present comprehensive coverage of the array of issues involved in providing adequate world food supplies over the course of the next several decades.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9780931477799 9781685852214
10.1515/9781685852214 doi
POLITICAL SCIENCE / World / General.