Feeding the hungry : advocacy and blame in the global fight against hunger / Michelle Jurkovich.

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Jurkovich, Michelle, 1983- [Author]

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online resource

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9781501751172
9781501751189

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HV696 .F443 2020

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Contents:

How to Think about Advocacy -- Not All Human Rights Have Norms -- Hunger at the Nexus of Rights and Development -- The Limits of Law.

Subject: "This book investigates barriers to advocacy around a critical economic and social right-the right to food-and in so doing challenges dominant understandings of the relationships between human rights, norms, and law"--

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Putting Hunger on the Agenda -- How to Think about Advocacy -- Not All Human Rights Have Norms -- Hunger at the Nexus of Rights and Development -- The Limits of Law.

"This book investigates barriers to advocacy around a critical economic and social right-the right to food-and in so doing challenges dominant understandings of the relationships between human rights, norms, and law"--

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