No Free Lunch: Food & Revolution in Cuba TodayInstitute for Food and Development Policy, 1984 - 240 pages Study of food security, food policies and agricultural policies in Cuba since the 1960s - discusses agricultural markets incl. The black market, food shortages and food rationing; examines food consumption, diet, nutrition and malnutrition; looks at the importance of the sugar industry, (monoculture) and efforts to diversify food crops and increase food production; covers agrarian reform, and the role of state farms, agricultural cooperatives and peasant farmers in the private sector. Bibliography, chronology, glossary, photographs. |
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On the Eve of Revolution | 2 |
How the Poor Got More | 16 |
Living on the Libreta | 26 |
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No Free Lunch: Food & Revolution in Cuba Today Medea Benjamin,Joseph Collins,Michael Scott Affichage d'extraits - 1984 |
No Free Lunch: Food & Revolution in Cuba Today Medea Benjamin,Joseph Collins,Michael Scott Affichage d'extraits - 1984 |
No Free Lunch: Food & Revolution in Cuba Today Medea Benjamin,Joseph Collins,Michael Scott Affichage d'extraits - 1984 |
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