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Food Policy
1975 - 2025
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Volume 2, issue 4, 1977
- Next steps on grain reserves pp. 267-276

- Fred H Sanderson
- Fruit and vegetables as an international commodity: The relocation of horticultural production and its implications for the producers pp. 277-292

- Maureen Mackintosh
- Agriculture in a mature industrial society: The case of Britain pp. 293-304

- Brian Johnson and Michael Allaby
- An implicit food policy: Wheat consumption changes in Venezuela pp. 305-317

- W. Jaffe Carbonell and Harry Rothman
- Food and agricultural marketing in China pp. 318-330

- J. C. Abbott
- The US food stamp programme pp. 331-337

- Benjamin Sexauer
- Nutrition in transition: Fifth Western Hemisphere nutrition congress, Quebec, Canada, 15-18 August, 1977 pp. 338-339

- M. Behar
- Nutrition -- priority in education for health: 7th annual conference of the McCarrison society, Oxford, UK, 1-3 July, 1977 pp. 339-340

- Geoff Tansey
- Part-time farming in rural and regional development: Seminar at the centre for European agricultural studies, Wye College, Kent, UK, 11-14 July 1977 pp. 340-341

- Rosemary Fennell
- Marketing systems for developing countries: edited by Dov Izraeli, Dafna N. Izraeli and Frank Meissner volumes 1 and 2 of the proceedings of international conference on marketing systems for deve pp. 342-342

- John S. Ewing
- Agricultural marketing for developing countries: edited by Dov Izraeli, Dafna N. Izraeli and Frank Meissner volumes 1 and 2 of the proceedings of international conference on marketing systems for deve pp. 342-343

- John S. Ewing
- Evolution of crop plants: edited by N.W. Simmonds 339 pages, [UK pound]14.00, Longman, London & New York, 1976 pp. 343-343

- T. L. V. Ulbricht
- Government grain reserves: Some historical notes pp. 345-348

- Dana G. Dalrymple
- Marketing and rural industries in the agricultural development of Latin America: The case of the Inter-American Development Bank pp. 348-351

- Frank Meissner
- Letters to the editor pp. 352-352

- Shlomo Reutlinger and Marcelo Selowsky
Volume 2, issue 3, 1977
- Fertiliser aid pp. 178-178

- E. M. Ojala
- The new US farm policies pp. 179-183

- Don Paarlberg
- The stabilisation of the international coffee market pp. 184-195

- Ron Edwards
- Induced innovation and agricultural development pp. 196-216

- Vernon Ruttan
- Brazilian agricultural research: Export vs nutrition pp. 217-227

- Jose Pastore
- The soft underbelly of applied knowledge: Conceptual and operational problems in nutrition planning pp. 228-239

- John Osgood Field
- Agribusiness and FAO: A critical view pp. 240-244

- Brian Bolton
- A common fund?: UN Negotiating Conference on a Common Fund for Commodities, Geneva, 7 March-3rd April, 1977 pp. 245-246

- John Madeley
- Food and water: The UN water conference, Mar del Plata, Argentina, 14-25 March, 1977 pp. 246-247

- Robert E. Stein
- Policies or politics to end malnutrition?: International study symposium on policy making and planning to reduce malnutrition, University of California, Berkeley, 29 March to 1 April, 1977 pp. 247-248

- P. P. Payne
- International grain reserves Who pays?: Rebuilding grain reserves: Towards an International System by Philip H. Trezise 66 pages, $2.95, 1976, The Brookings Institution, Washington, DC pp. 248-249

- Paul Hallwood
- Beyond criticism to questioning -- the radical why: Radical agriculture Richard Merrill 459 pages, 1976, [UK pound]5.20, Harper Colophon Books, Harper & Row, New York pp. 250-250

- T. L. V. Ulbricht
- Policy uses of agricultural economics: Too much planning, too little implementation pp. 255-258

- Ashok V. Desai
- Accelerating agricultural development pp. 258-260

- J. C. Bolton
- Letter to the editor pp. 260-261

- Ross B. Talbot
Volume 2, issue 2, 1977
- China's food and agriculture: A turning point pp. 90-102

- Shigeru Ishikawa
- Rural development and agricultural policy in the EEC pp. 103-113

- Pieter van den Noort
- Improving food retailing in developing Asian countries pp. 114-122

- Louis P. Bucklin
- Energy systems analysis for food policy pp. 123-129

- M. Slesser, C. Lewis and W. Edwardson
- East European feed grain imports: An economic analysis pp. 130-139

- Mary E. Ryan and James P. Houck
- Agriculture in integrated rural development: A critique pp. 140-147

- Raisuddin Ahmed
- The economics of agricultural research: Some recent developments pp. 148-156

- Yoav Kislev
- Equality of opportunity between nations: 15th World Conference of the Society for International Development, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 28 November-3 December, 1976 pp. 157-158

- Geoff Tansey
- The consumer in Europe: Symposium on consumer affairs, Brussels, Belgium, 2-3 December 1976 pp. 159-159

- Marion Giordan
- International organisations in world politics, yearbook 1975: Edited by Avi Shlaim 228 pages, 1976 [UK pound]7.95, Croom Helm, London pp. 160-161

- Brian Johnson
- Meeting the third world challenge: Alasdair I. MacBean and V.N. Balasubramanyam 272 pages, 1976, [UK pound]10.00, Macmillan for Trade Policy Research Centre, London pp. 160-161

- Brian Johnson
- Reshaping the international order: A Report to the Club of Rome J. Tinbergen 325 pages, 1976, $4.95 paper, E.P. Dutton, New York,USA pp. 160-161

- Brian Johnson
- Nutrition in preventive medicine: edited by G.H. Beaton and J.M. Bengoa 590 pages, 1976, Sw. fr. 83.00 World Health Organisation Monograph Series No 62, World Health Organisation, Geneva pp. 162-163

- B. J. Stordy
- Metal box -- A history: by W.J. Reader 256 pages, [UK pound]5.00, 1976, W. Heinemann, London, UK pp. 163-164

- I. D. Morton
- The making of the modern British diet: Edited by D.J. Oddy and D.S. Miller 235 pages, [UK pound]6.95, 1976, Croom Helm, London, UK pp. 163-164

- I. D. Morton
- Malnutrition and poverty: by Schlomo Reutlinger and Marcelo Selowsky 82 pages, 1976, np, World Bank Staff Occasional Papers No 23 Johns Hopkins, Baltimore and London pp. 164-165

- P. R. Payne
- Indian foodgrain performance pp. 168-171

- Terrence S. Veeman
- Food transfers to Asia: A Delphi forecast of required levels pp. 171-173

- Ian Carruthers and Darryn Davis
- World hunger and the UN University pp. 173-174

- T. L. V. Ulbricht
- Letters to the editor pp. 174-176

- Ray A. Goldberg
Volume 2, issue 1, 1977
- The three US food policies: An ideological interpretation pp. 3-16

- Ross B. Talbot
- Food inspection and EEC policy pp. 17-26

- L. J. Schuddeboom
- Human factors in agricultural management in East Africa pp. 27-33

- Philip M. Mbithi
- Agricultural policies and general economic policy: The Polish experience pp. 34-43

- Augustryn Wos and Zdzislaw Grochowski
- Cooperation between agroindustry and the UN pp. 44-59

- Kimberly Albright, J. McClelland and William H. Young
- Per capita grain output in China and India pp. 60-66

- Audrey Donnithorne
- Changes in human nutrition and US exports pp. 67-73

- Doeke C. Faber, Earl O. Heady and Steven T. Sonka
- Decion making and agriculture: 16th international conference of agricultural economists, Nairobi, Kenya, 26 July-4 August 1976 pp. 74-74

- Geoffrey W. Tansey
- Choices in irrigation management: Overseas development institute workshop on choices in irrigation management, Canterbury, 27 September-1 October 1976 pp. 75-76

- Anthony Bottrall
- Nutrition: Second European nutrition conference, Munich, 14-17 September 1976 pp. 76-77

- Mary Griffiths
- Food consumption, income distribution and quality effects pp. 79-82

- F. Desmond McCarthy
- An end to meat mythology pp. 82-85

- Colin Tudge
- Agriculture in the EEC -- taking stock: another view pp. 85-88

- Denis Bergmann
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