More than half of the 815 million undernourished people in the world live in countries
struggling with conflict, violence and fragility. Conflict can impact food security conditions by …

How does food access affect the mobilization of collective violence? The upsurge in rioting
in 2008 drew broad attention to the relationship of food and conflict, as scholars and …

This paper contributes to the urban food security literature by presenting the results of 600
household surveys conducted in Ghana and Cameroon. In this, we show how dietary …

The livelihoods of people dependent on the Tonle Sap floodplain ecosystem in Cambodia
are expected to be affected by changes in economic conditions, social circumstances …

This chapter discusses the events of the 2008 food riot in Cameroon and the policy
responses. The events of 2008 in Cameroon reported globally as' food riots' were motivated …

A monthly panel dataset was used to empirically examine the role of food prices in the
emergence of social unrest in various geographic regions of Egypt between 1998 and 2013 …

Natural climate change, through its influence on agriculture, has been central to the rise and
fall of civilisations throughout history. Anthropogenic climate change poses an …

Climate and environmental changes are argued to increase the occurrence of conflict. In
particular, two types of conflict seem to be driven by underlying environmental processes …

Governments tend to focus on short-term policies to address the immediate effects of high
food prices when spikes occur, while in the long term, urban residents are left to their own …

Currently the Academy operates primarily as a space that helps to create and cement
neoliberal hegemony in the Gramscian sense. However, since hegemony is never complete …