The State and Urban Food Security in Post-Apartheid Johannesburg

Daniel N. Warshawsky

The State and Urban Food Security in Post-Apartheid Johannesburg

Wright State University

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Abstract

Urban food insecurity has become increasingly widespread as the pace of urbanization in low income countries has contributed to the rise of poverty in cities; yet, urban food insecurity tends to be overlooked among academics, policymakers, and urban managers.

Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
State	Published - Apr 12 2011

Keywords

Food Security
Hunger
Social Welfare
South Africa
State

Disciplines

Geography
Urban Studies and Planning

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