Environmental Change and Food Security in China

Pages: 324
Published: 2012
Language: Dutch

This book examines the intricate relationship between environmental shifts and food security within China. It explores how government policies and agricultural innovations are responding to these challenges. The authors analyze the political and economic dimensions of food supply in a rapidly changing global landscape.

Prose complexity: 10/10

Informative Intellectual Complex

Economics Politics & Society Science

Authors

Jenifer Huang McBeath

Jenifer Huang McBeath writes on vital environmental and social issues. Her book, "Environmental Change and Food Security in China," provides a close look at how these factors interact in a key global region.

Jerry McBeath

Jerry McBeath is a scholar who writes about environmental policy, food security, and political economy. His books include Comparative Environmental Politics, Environmental Change and Food Security in China, The political economy of oil in Alaska, and Education reform in the American states.