… instant economics to serious analysis of the acquirement problem and the entitlement to food
is no … It is not my purpose to assert that the entitlement approach is flawless as an economic …

… instant economics to serious analysis of the acquirement problem and the entitlement to food
is no … It is not my purpose to assert that the entitlement approach is flawless as an economic …

I feel very deeply honoured by the invitation to give the fourth Elmhirst Lecture, and I am most
grateful to the International Association of Agricultural Economists for this invitation and to …

… publication entitled Hunger: Economics ana Policy. Other contrasts between the implications
of the entitlement approach and that of concentrating on food availability only are also dis…

… economic process (entitlement collapse)—lack of food or poverty at the individual level.
Where does the “health crisis” model leave the entitlement … disrupted access to food through to …

… in the food produced for own consumption; and (b) ‘trade entitlement failure’, a fall of food …
the commodities one sells (eg labour) and the food that one needs to buy, or due to reduced …

… of entitlements to food. In this sense violent removal of food by RENAMO bandits in
Mozambique does constitute a failure of a peasant's legal rights (whatever they may be) over food. …

… In this article, the literature around the entitlement approach to famine is assessed
against the background of recent developments in economics which are perceived to have …

… The flood that destroyed the crop did reduce the availability of food, but the sharp decline
in employment and the failure of exchange entitlement of labour was immediate, and the …

… ’ purchasing power in relation to food prices and a fall in the exchange entitlement variable.
The fall was of a magnitude that resulted in widespread entitlement failure and famine. …