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Food Policy
1975 - 2025
Current editor(s): J. Kydd From Elsevier Bibliographic data for series maintained by Catherine Liu (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 6, issue 4, 1981
- Hormones and risk pp. 218-218

- R. G. B. Parker
- The Mexican food system (SAM): A strategy for sowing petroleum pp. 219-230

- Frank Meissner
- The Mexican food system (SAM): Sowing subsidies, reaping apathy pp. 231-235

- M. R. Redclift
- A reappraisal of the extent of world hunger pp. 236-252

- Thomas T. Poleman
- Agriculture and economic development in the Caribbean pp. 253-265

- Kempe R. Hope
- Resettlement: Zimbabwe's first step pp. 266-270

- Diana Callear
- Viewpoint pp. 270-277

- J. C. Abbott
- Report pp. 278-280

- L. G. Aked
- Food for war-food for peace United States food aid in a global context: Mitchel B. Wallerstein The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1980, 312 pp, [UK pound]18 60 pp. 280-282

- Ross B. Talbot
- Peasants of costa rica and the development of agrarian capitalism: Mitehell A. Seligson University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, Wl, 1980, 220 pp, [UK pound]12 90 pp. 282-282

- Frank Meissner
- Environment, society, and rural change in latin America: Past, present, future in the countryside edited by D.A. Preston John Wiley, New York, 1980, 256 edited by D.A. Preston John Wiley, New York, 1980, 256 pp $27.00 pp. 283-283

- Frank Meissner
Volume 6, issue 3, 1981
- The food financial facility pp. 134-134

- Alberto Valdes
- Insecurity, food financing and the IMF pp. 135-146

- Christopher Green and Colin Kirkpatrick
- Food policy in Africa -- political causes and social effects pp. 147-157

- Robert Bates
- Power and the US food policy agenda pp. 158-162

- Don Paarlberg
- Supplementary feeding in rural Egypt -- the health system in action pp. 163-172

- John Osgood Field, Robert Burkhardt and George Ropes
- Energy use and fruits and vegetables pp. 173-179

- Mary Rawitscher and Jean Mayer
- Food policy and the new home economics pp. 180-193

- Robert E. Evenson
- The food industry in Ireland pp. 194-197

- E. A. Attwood
- Prospects for low cyanide cassava in Nigeria pp. 197-200

- D. H. Oben and K. M. Menz
- Political pressure and the role of the economist pp. 200-201

- Peter Coffey
- Planning the Bakalori irrigation project pp. 201-204

- Okello Oculi
- Fish culture in Nepal pp. 205-206

- John Madeley
- Fisheries advances in the field of nutrition pp. 206-207

- Julio Luna
- Organic agriculture: Economic and ecological comparisons with conventional methods Robert C. Oelhaf John Wiley, New York, 1978, 271 pp, [UK pound]13.00 pp. 207-208

- T. L. V. Ulbricht
- Food price policies and nutrition in Latin America: G. Solimano and L. Taylor United Nations University, Tokyo, 1980, $9.00 pp. 208-210

- Jerry Jones
- Aid as obstacle: Twenty questions about our foreign aid and the hungry Frances Moore Lappe, Joseph Collins and David Kinley Institute for Food and Development Policy, San Francisco, CA, 1980, 192 pp, $4.95 pp. 211-211

- Paul Mosley
Volume 6, issue 2, 1981
- Common fund in difficulties pp. 66-66

- John Madeley
- China's food: availability, requirements, composition, prospects pp. 67-77

- Vaclav Smil
- Food distribution systems: Evolution in Latin America and the Middle East pp. 78-90

- Erdener Kaynak
- Colonial famine responses: The Bagamoyo district of Tanganyika, 1920-1961 pp. 91-104

- Deborah Fahy Bryceson
- Endemic malaria, malnutrition and child deaths pp. 105-112

- Robert W. Wenlock
- Socioeconomic conditions and farm policy in Bangladesh pp. 113-116

- Flora Zaibun Majid
- The new need: Nutrition-oriented food policies pp. 116-122

- Alan Berg
- Economic theory, intuition and the CAP pp. 122-124

- P. C. van den Noort
- Organic agriculture -- culture shock pp. 125-126

- R. Boeringa
- Farm and food policies: Issues of the 1980s Don Paarlberg The university of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, NB, 1980, 338 pp, $16.50 pp. 126-127

- Fred H. Sanderson
- Medical aspects of dietary fibre: A report of the Royal College of Physicians, London Pitman medical, Tunbridge Wells, 1980, 175 pp, [UK pound]3.25 pp. 127-128

- T. L. V. Ulbricht
- Distribution v production argument pp. 129-130

- Audrey Donnithorne
- Free trade and food law pp. 130-131

- Colin Blackman
Volume 6, issue 1, 1981
- Dynamics of agricultural research organization in Latin America pp. 2-10

- Eduardo J. Trigo and Martin E. Pineiro
- New agricultural technology and smallfarmers in Latin America pp. 11-18

- John H. Sanders and John K. Lynam
- Data requirements and use in nutrition planning in Costa Rica pp. 19-26

- Victor Valverde, William Vargas, Philip Payne and Anne Thomson
- Energy requirements and breakfast cereals pp. 27-32

- Mary Rawitscher and Jean Mayer
- Food policy options for secondary regions: A framework for applied research pp. 33-46

- Bruce M. Koppel
- Food consumption problems in Poland pp. 47-52

- Zygmunt Kozlowski
- A policy for UK sugar supplies pp. 52-57

- Ian Smith
- The quest for food pp. 57-58

- Karla Kiefer
- UN special session stalemate: Special session of the united nations general assembly on economic development issues, New York, USA, 25 August-15 September 1980 pp. 58-59

- John Madeley
- Food and agriculture in global perspective: Discussions in the committee of the whole of the United Nations pp. 59-60

- H. W. Singer
- Nutrition and lifestyles pp. 60-60

- I. D. Morton
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