Pogge, Thomas W (2016) The Hunger Games. Food Ethics, 1 (1). pp. 9-27. ISSN 2364-6853
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Official URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s41055-016-0006-9
Abstract
Governments and their international agencies (FAO, World Bank) conceive of the eradication of hunger and poverty as a worthy wish that will eventually be realized through economic growth. They also make great cosmetic efforts to present as good-looking trend pictures as they can. Citizens ought to insist that the eradication of severe deprivations is a human rights
correlative duty that permits no avoidable delay. Academics ought to collaborate toward providing a systematic alternative monitoring of what progress has really been made against undernourishment and other povertyrelated deprivations.
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