00739nam a2200121Ia 450000500170000010000210001724500670003826000090010552004610011458300190057594200060059499900170060020260716043338.0  aKRONICK, Charlie  aHunger and the global agenda : who wins, who loses, who cares?  c1996  aPoints out that the problem of food insecurity - official language for not having enough to eat - is not just one of global food supplies, but of access to that food.  Recognises that food security is more a political and structural problem than a technical one of food production.  Notes the belief of most governments that market liberalization will benefit everyone 'eventually', and argues that the benefits of trade are not always equally distributed.  c3/7/00kM2LMGR  cA  c45316d45316