Hunger in an Agrarian Country: The Irony of Food Law That Has Not Taken Sides
The irony of food law in Indonesia: an agrarian country, but hunger lurks. Agrarian policies have not fully sided with the people's food sovereignty.
The irony of food law in Indonesia: an agrarian country, but hunger lurks. Agrarian policies have not fully sided with the people's food sovereignty.
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