Exam 9: Poverty, Development, and Hunger
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How has the transition to cash crops affected food security in the developing world?
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Which aspects and policies of post-Second World War development strategy have been successful, and which have not been successful?
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What catchphrase informed the strategies of the IMF and World Bank and, importantly, through the Uruguay Round of trade discussions carried out under the auspices of GATT?
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Is food production or distribution (or both) the main problem in the way of reducing hunger?
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Why has IR traditionally omitted concerns of poverty, development, and hunger?
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What has the global food regime contributed to hunger reduction?
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According to Sen, those least able to procure food entitlements are
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What term describes the idea that development must meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs?
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Explain Malthus's idea concerning the link between population growth and the food supply.
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During the Cold War the majority of third world (now Global South) countries were in the capitalist camp because of
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According to dependency theorists, in the 1960s and 1970s growth in the core countries was achieved through the active underdevelopment of which region?
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Name three of the five points that the alternative approach argues should be the focus of the process of development.
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