Global Food Governance and Policy
Students will investigate the role of international organizations and national policies in addressing global food security challenges.
Key Questions
- Analyze the effectiveness of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals in achieving 'Zero Hunger'.
- Critique the impact of agricultural subsidies in developed nations on food producers in developing countries.
- Justify the need for international cooperation to manage transboundary food security issues.
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