Foreword by Rajiv Shah
Acknowledgments
Editorial Note
Part Ⅰ
1 Acute and Chronic Crises
2 What Is Hunger?
3 The Green Revolution
4 The Political Economy of Food Security
Part Ⅱ
5 A Doubly Green Revolution
6 Sustainable Intensification
7 Appropriate Technology
8 Creating Markets
Part Ⅲ
9 Desiner Crops
10 The Livestock Revolution
11 Farmers as Innovators
Part Ⅳ
12 Controlling Pests
13 Rooted in the Soil
14 Sustained by Water
15 Adapting to Climate Change
16 Reducing Greenhouse Gases
17 Conclusion: Can We Feed the World?
References
Index
Acknowledgments
Editorial Note
Part Ⅰ
1 Acute and Chronic Crises
2 What Is Hunger?
3 The Green Revolution
4 The Political Economy of Food Security
Part Ⅱ
5 A Doubly Green Revolution
6 Sustainable Intensification
7 Appropriate Technology
8 Creating Markets
Part Ⅲ
9 Desiner Crops
10 The Livestock Revolution
11 Farmers as Innovators
Part Ⅳ
12 Controlling Pests
13 Rooted in the Soil
14 Sustained by Water
15 Adapting to Climate Change
16 Reducing Greenhouse Gases
17 Conclusion: Can We Feed the World?
References
Index