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The World Food Crisis and the Global South 27/01/09

The World Food Crisis and the Global South

Institute for the Study of the Americas, London

January 27-28 2009

Organisers: Maxine Molyneux, Kate Quinn and Graham Woodgate

Location: Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre - SOAS, Malet St, London

Supported by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and JISLAC
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Emily Morris of the IISC is to present a paper at this major conference on the subject of:

Food security in Cuba: achievements and problems of a unique policy model?

Full details and programme on the ISA website