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Food & Agriculture
Resource Trade-Offs in an Interconnected World
Leah Bevis and Sylvia Wood
· October 22, 2015
Food & Agriculture
Attending to the Urban in Global Food Security
Andrea Spray and Serena Stein
· October 21, 2015
Food & Agriculture
Proving Malthus wrong, one farm at a time
Danielle Niedermaier and Erwin Knippenberg
· October 20, 2015
Food & Agriculture
Linking Food Security Research to Policymaking
James Allen IV and Michelle DeFreese
· October 19, 2015
Food & Agriculture
Global Challenges, Local Solutions
Jennifer Denno Cissé and Matthew Graziose
· October 16, 2015
Food & Agriculture
Follow the conversation during GFS2015 this week
Megan Sheahan
· October 12, 2015
Poverty & Risk
A reminder for those thinking about poverty traps
Nathan Jensen
· October 7, 2015
Health & Nutrition · Guatemala
From Improved Nutrition to Economic Development?
Jennifer Denno Cissé
· October 1, 2015
Gender · Ethiopia
Combining data for research that is more than the sum of its parts
Liz Bageant
· September 29, 2015
Food & Agriculture · India
Gender differences in sharing between spouses
Carolina Castilla
· September 23, 2015
Education · China
What does a degree buy you? Signaling, human capital, and the importance of credentials
Alex Eble
· September 15, 2015
Food & Agriculture · Kenya
Food security as resilience
Jennifer Denno Cissé and Joanna Upton
· September 9, 2015
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