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Food Aid Reconsidered : Assessing the Impact on Third World Countries - Edward  Clay

Food Aid Reconsidered

Assessing the Impact on Third World Countries

By: Edward Clay (Editor), Olav Stokke (Editor)

Hardcover | 20 June 2025 | Edition Number 1

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Food aid continues to be a high profile, and perhaps the most controversial form of aid. Food Aid Reconsidered: Assessing the Impact on Third World Countries, originally published in 1991, which concentrates on recent experience, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, provided a stocktaking on the state of the debate and the contribution that economics and other social sciences had made to resolving many of the controversies surrounding food aid at the time. These issues include the gap between the potential and actual contribution of food aid on food security and agricultural production in developing countries, European dairy aid to India and possible alternatives to exporting food from developed countries for providing humanitarian assistance to hungry people. Today it can be read in its historical context.

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