World Food Policy
- Publisher:
- Wiley
- Publication date:
- 2022-02-22
- ISBN:
- 2372-8639
Description:
World Food Policy (WFP) semi-annually publishes research-based articles exploring various aspects of policies and decisions that affect food systems at the global, regional, and transnational levels.Articles on policies pertaining to non-food commodities with noticeable impact on the world food sector or comparative national food policies are also within the scope of the journal. The aim is to promote a multi-disciplinary forum for generating the analysis and understanding of global trends as well as regional and local forces shaping food and food policies around the world.
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- Battling for food security in Africa: Is climate finance the missing bullet?
- Acceptability and prospects of integrating sweet potato into dietary habits: Insights from Eritrea
- Editorial note
- Food insecurity and dietary diversity among food aid recipients in urban and rural areas at the covid‐19 outbreak: An exploratory study
- Editorial note
- Intrahousehold empowerment patterns, gender power relations, and food security in Uganda
- Credit, gender, and food security: Empirical evidence of determinants to access, affordability, and consumption in Cameroon
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- Classic publications in food security research: A bibliometric analysis
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- Agricultural Productivity and Child Mortality: The Impact of the Green Revolution
- Editorial Note
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- Farmer's income and agrarian distress: The case of India
- Asymmetric price volatility transmission in remote food markets: Does it matter for domestic stabilization policies?
- Food insecurity and dietary diversity among food aid recipients in urban and rural areas at the covid‐19 outbreak: An exploratory study
- Battling for food security in Africa: Is climate finance the missing bullet?
- Food Security In an Age of Falling Commodity and Food Prices: The Case of Sub‐Saharan Africa
- Agriculture, economics, ecology and trade: A way forward for better world
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