International Political Economy of Food and Hunger (Units: 4)

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Upper-division standing or permission of the instructor. Exploration of why hunger persists in a world of abundance; food aid, farm policy, and global food trade; whether production can match population growth without environmental harm; crop genetic engineering, international policies and movements for sustainability, and food sovereignty/security. (This course is offered as I R 428 and GEOG 428→GEOG 428→unlocks 2 courses

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