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Hunger, politics and markets -- The real issues in the food crisis : Edited by Sartaz Aziz 129 pages, 1975, New York University Press, New York, USA
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The politics of food : Daniel Green 220 pages, 1975, [UK pound]5.00, Gordon Cremonesi, London, UK
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Feet of clay - We already have a healthy scientific "fourth estate", argues author Colin Tudge in the second article of our series on the state of journalism
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An end to meat mythology
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