The Third Freedom: Ending Hunger in Our TimeSimon and Schuster, 2001 - 173 páginas Hundreds of millions of people around the globe suffer from hunger. But hunger, which has plagued the world for thousands of years, is a political condition, writes George McGovern in this plainspoken and necessary call to action. Ending it is a greater moral imperative than ever before because for the first time humanity has the tools and the knowledge to defeat this ancient enemy. In "The Third Freedom," McGovern lays out a workable and affordable five-point program to end world hunger. The basic facets include these steps:
As someone who grew up on the plains of South Dakota during the drought and depression days of 1932, McGovern saw some of the world's best farmers flounder under surplus production that they could not sell for a break-even price. At the same time, he read of hunger and starvation in other parts of the world. In this groundbreaking work, he combines his personal experience and political know-how to work toward changing our world. |
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Preface | 11 |
Chapter One A Strategy to Defeat | 19 |
Chapter Two Food for Peace | 46 |
U S A | 69 |
Chapter Four Women and Girls | 83 |
Hunger | 101 |
Chapter Six Water | 113 |
Chapter Seven Ending World Hunger | 137 |
Acknowledgments | 163 |
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