by Comisión Independiente para Cuestiones Humanitarias Internacionales · ed. alianza · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788420695273
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«El hambre, una tragedia evitable» is the report of the Independent Commission on International Humanitarian Issues, in paperback.
This report analyzes world hunger: it studies its causes, with special attention to Africa, and proposes solutions combining economic aid, natural resource management and environmental conservation.
Published in 1986 by Alianza Editorial in Madrid: 172 pages. Includes a prologue by Juan Carlos I, King of Spain, and a translation by Ángel Arrivi of the original «Famine. A man-made disaster?».
Intended for readers interested in history, essays and humanitarian and international development issues.
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