The Ripple That Drowns

Author: Blackwell Publishing

Twentieth-century Famines as Economic History by Cormac O Grada (University College, Dublin) was presented as the Tawney Lecture at the Economic History Society's 2007 annual conference at the University of Exeter.
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Tuesday, 5 June, 2007

Professor Cormac O Grada presents new evidence on the causes of 1959-61 Chinese famine as well as the Bengal famine of 1943-44.

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