Hunger: The Biology and Politics of Starvation

Exploring the intersection of political dynamics and nutritional science, this book delves into how these factors contribute to global famine. It offers a critical analysis of the systemic issues that exacerbate food scarcity, highlighting the impact of governance and policy on nutrition and food distribution. Through a compelling narrative, it aims to shed light on the complexities of hunger in the modern world and provoke thought on potential solutions to this pressing issue.