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Food Policy
1975 - 2025
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Volume 13, issue 4, 1988
- Small-scale food industries: Improving performance in developing countries pp. 334-337

- Osei Boeh-Ocansey
- Objective evaluation studies: The case of operation flood pp. 338-340

- J. George
- Improved use of fisheries resources: Alleviating malnutrition in Southern Africa pp. 341-358

- George Kent
- The Dutch nutrition surveillance system pp. 359-365

- Michiel R. H. Lowik and Rudolf J. J. Hermus
- Transferring hybrid maize technology: The role of the private sector pp. 366-374

- Carl E. Pray and Ruben G. Echeverria
- Market integration and seasonal prices of staple foodstuffs: A case study of Ogun State, Nigeria pp. 375-382

- Bamidele O. Durojaiye and John O. Y. Aihonsu
- The dairy herd buyout program: An impact analysis for the US feeder cattle industry pp. 383-388

- Touba Bedingar and Barry W. Bobst
- RBRDAs and vulnerability to hunger in Nigeria: The case of the South Chad Irrigation Project pp. 389-396

- Are Kolawole
- The challenge of rural poverty pp. 397-400

- Ram Saran
- Recent targeting attempts in Sri Lanka's food stamp scheme pp. 401-402

- Neville Edirisinghe
- Nineteenth world conference of the Society for International Development on poverty, development and collective survival, New Delhi India, 25-28 March 1988 pp. 402-403

- John Madeley
- Seminar on agricultural biotechnology and the third world, Overseas Development Institute, London, UK, 11 May 1988 pp. 403-404

- John Farrington
- Partners against hunger: The CGIAR: Warren C. Baum The World Bank, Washington, DC, USA, 1986, 337pp, [UK pound]10.40 pp. 405-405

- Ralph Riley
- New directions for agriculture and agricultural research: edited by Kenneth A. Dahlberg Rowan and Allanheld, Totwa, NJ, USA, 1986 pp. 405-406

- Ralph Riley
- Assessment of agricultural research priorities: An international perspective: J.S. Davis, P.A. Oram and J.G. Ryan Australian centre for international agricultural research in collaboration with IFPRI, Canberra, Australia, 1987, 85pp, A$14.00 pp. 406-407

- W. S. Wise
- Malnutrition: What can be done? Lessons from World Bank experience: Alan Berg The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, MD, USA, 1987, 139pp, [UK pound]7.05 pp. 407-409

- Frank Meissner
- Fisheries development and the food needs of Mauritius: E.C. Paul A.A. Balkema, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, 1987, 216pp pp. 409-411

- G. C. Rawson
Volume 13, issue 3, 1988
- No open door for foreign rice in Japan pp. 230-234

- Robert E. Weigand
- International food stamps pp. 235-239

- Willis Peterson
- Viability of Saudi Arabian agriculture pp. 240-244

- Robert E. Looney
- The twilight of flour rationing in Pakistan pp. 245-256

- Harold Alderman
- Parallel rice markets: Policy lessons from northern Senegal pp. 257-269

- Michael L. Morris
- Entitlements, availability and famine: A revisionist view of Wollo, 1972-1974 pp. 270-282

- Stephen Devereux
- Sugar in the Philippines: Policy responses to a distorted world market pp. 283-292

- Gerald Nelson
- Developing a food control system: The Tanzanian experience pp. 293-304

- D. J. Jukes
- Rejoinder: India's dairy development and Operation Flood pp. 305-312

- P. J. Atkins
- Fast-growing agricultural exports of developing countries pp. 313-316

- Nurul Islam
- Image and substance concerning multisectoral nutrition planning pp. 316-317

- John Osgood Field
- IFAD's involvement in ending hunger: Eleventh Session of the 142-nation Governing Council of the International Fund for Agricultural Dvelopment (IFAD), Rome, Italy, 26-29 January 1988 pp. 317-318

- John Madeley
- EEC policies and the world's hungry: Food and hunger: a Conference on World Agricultural Policies, organized by the Organizing Committee of the Council of Europe Campaign on North-South Interdependence, London, UK, 18 March 1988 pp. 319-320

- John Madeley
- Accelerating food production in Sub-Saharan Africa: edited by John W. Mellor, Christopher L Delgado and Malcolm J. Blackie published for the International Food Research Institute by the Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, MD, USA, 1987, 448 pp, $39.50 pp. 320-322

- John S. Holtzman
- US agriculture and Third World development: edited by Randall B. Purcell and Elizabeth Morrison Lynne Rienner, Boulder, CO, USA, 1987, $26.50 pp. 322-323

- Uwe Kracht
- Agricultural marketing policy: collected by Dieter Elz and Caroline Hoisington World Bank, Washington, DC, USA, 1986, 2 vols, 633 pp pp. 323-325

- Frank Meissner
- Agricultural marketing enterprises for the developing world: by John C. Abbott Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1987, 217pp, [UK pound]27.50 hb, [UK pound]9.95 pb pp. 325-327

- L. D. Smith
- The politics of food: by Geoffrey Cannon Century Hutchinson, London, UK, 1987, 565 pp, $14.95 pp. 327-328

- Erik Millstone
Volume 13, issue 2, 1988
- The macroeconomy and the limits to US farm policy pp. 134-139

- David Blandford, William H. Meyers and Nancy E. Schwartz
- Food security through seasonal stabilization: The case of Madagascar pp. 140-153

- Graham Shuttleworth, Ross Bull and Peter Hodgkinson
- Agricultural diversification by crop introduction: The US experience with the soybean pp. 154-166

- William Lockeretz
- Introduced crops in developing countries: A sustainable agriculture? pp. 167-177

- D. Wood
- Plant genetic resources and food security pp. 178-184

- Trevor Williams
- Agricultural price policies and the oil boom: Wheat and meat in Iran, 1962-78 pp. 185-198

- Mehdi Shafaeddin
- Impact evaluation of child nutrition programmes pp. 199-207

- Jan Hoorweg
- Conference on competition policy in the food industries: Reading, UK, 10-11 September 1987 pp. 212-214

- John Mark
- The 7th United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD VII): Geneva, Switzerland, 9 July-3 August 1987 pp. 214-217

- Mehdi Shafaeddin
- 7th World Congress of Food Science and Technology organized by the Singapore Institute of Food Science and Technology under the auspices of the International Union of Food Science and Technology: Singapore, 28 September-2 October 1987 pp. 217-219

- W. F. J. Cuthbertson
- National policies and agricultural trade: OECD, Paris, France, 1987, 333 pp, FF 2500 hb, FF 120 pb pp. 219-220

- C. W. Maughan
- Crop insurance for agricultural development: Peter Hazell, Carlos Pomareda and Alberto Valdes Pulished for IFPRI by the Jhons Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, MD, USA, 1986, 322 pp, [UK pound]26.50 pp. 220-221

- G. H. Peters
- The transformation of Mexican agriculture: International Structure and the Politics of Rural Change by Steven E. Sanderson Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ, USA, 1986, 324 pp pp. 221-223

- Frank Meissner
- Collective farms which work?: Nigel Swain Cambridge University Press Cambridge, UK, 1985, 235pp, [UK pound]25.00 pp. 223-224

- K. -E. Wadekin
- Food, health and the consumer: T.R. Gormley, G. Downey and D. O'Beirne Elsevier Applied Science, London, UK, 1987, 317 pp, [UK pound]34.00 pp. 224-225

- J. V. S. Jones
Volume 13, issue 1, 1988
- Introduction: Food policy, food aid and economic adjustment pp. 2-9

- John Shaw and Hans Singer
- Food policy, food aid and structural adjustment programmes: The context of agricultural development pp. 10-17

- John W. Mellor
- Adjustment with a human face: The role of food aid pp. 18-26

- Frances Stewart
- Market restructuring and pricing policies pp. 27-36

- Kees Tuinenburg
- Macroeconomic adjustment and human nutrition pp. 37-46

- Per Pinstrup-Andersen
- The politics of adjustment: The African case pp. 47-55

- Raymond F. Hopkins
- Efficient alleviation of poverty and hunger: A new international assistance facility pp. 56-66

- Shlomo Reutlinger
- Measuring the impact of food aid pp. 67-72

- Anthony Jennings
- Financial facilities of the IMF and the food deficit countries pp. 73-82

- Nihad M. Kaibni
- Adjustment and the poor: The role of the World Bank pp. 83-89

- Peter Nicholas
- Food security and adjustment: The EC contribution pp. 90-97

- Marc Franco
- US food aid for countries implementing structural adjustment pp. 98-103

- Hope E. Sukin
- Country case studies: Agricultural commercialization: food consumption effects in Kenya pp. 104-105

- Eileen Kennedy
- The need for and possible uses of food aid in the Philippines pp. 105-108

- Howarth Bouis
- Sierra Leone: food aid and the currency float pp. 109-111

- Richard Longhurst, Samura Kamara and Joseph Mensurah
- Economic reforms, food policy and the poor in Sri Lanka pp. 111-114

- Neville Edirisinghe
- The role of food aid in promoting food production in Zambia pp. 114-117

- Shubh K. Kumar
- Structural adjustment in Ghana pp. 117-118

- Reginald Herbold Green
- Coping with economic crisis in the Third World: UN-NGO workshop on debt, adjustment and the needs of the poor, Oxford, UK, 19-22 September 1987 pp. 124-126

- Thierry Lemaresquier
- A new focus for development: Thirteenth ministerial session of the World Food Council, Beijing, China, 8-11 June 1987 pp. 126-127

- Uwe Kracht
- Adjustment and the agricultural sector: Overseas development institute: conference on the design and impact of Adjustment Programmes on Agriculture and Agricultural Institutions, ODI Regent's College, London, UK, 10-11 September 1987 pp. 127-128

- Simon Commander
- Food aid: The challenge and the opportunity: Hans Singer, John Wood and Tony Jennings Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 1987, 245 pp, [UK pound]25.00 hb, [UK pound]8.95 pb pp. 128-129

- D. J. Shaw
- Adjustment with a human face protects vulnerable growth: Richard Jolly, Andrea Cornea and Frances Stewart Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 1987, [UK pound]27.50 hb, [UK pound]8.95pb pp. 129-130

- Reginald Herbold Green
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