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ID086329
Title ProperComing food coups
LanguageENG
AuthorNatsios, Andrew S ;  Doley, Kelly W
Publication2009.
Summary / Abstract (Note)The doubling of grain prices over the past years has already set off violent protests in over 30 developing counteries and led to the overthrow to the Haitian prime minister Jacques Edouard Alexis.Even though the media has provided extensive coverage and analysis of the causes of the increase in food prices, the potential political and security consequences have been given little attention.
`In' analytical NoteWashington Quarterly Vol. 32, No.1; Jan 2009: p.7 - 25
Journal SourceWashington Quarterly Vol. 32, No.1; Jan 2009
Key WordsFood Coups ;  Food Price ;  Political ;  Security ;  Haitian Prime Minister ;  Washington ;  Humanitarian ;  Famine Theory ;  Microeconomic ;  Jacques Edouard Alexis


 
 
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