Social Sciences
8 years ago

International trade rules may not improve global food security, study finds.

Edward Elgar eBooks
Food Security and International Agricultural Trade: Old Problems, New Perspectives
Frederick H. Smith

Paper Summary

The article questions if changing international trade rules will actually improve food security. Many experts suggest changes, but the article advises caution. It argues that altering the rules may not help food security at all.

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