 | CERES No. 101 - Septembe r- October 1984 (FAO Ceres, 1984, 50 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
|  | Cerescope: |
| | ''Tobacco economics'' decried as sham by medical experts |
| | Going underground for storage needs becomes a science |
| | As household heads, women encounter social, legal bias |
| | Trauma of acid rain: is Third World's turn coming? |
| | Dairy productivity: where comparison is especially invidious |
| | World beef markets hang on interpretation of product quality |
| | ''Live-and-let-live'' strategy counselled on African bees |
| | In cocoa accord, producer participation critical to success |
| | FAO in action |
| | A historian examines the new economic relationships in rural China and finds... |
| | Wild plant resources |
| | A fairer share of shipping |
(introduction...)
FAO Review on Agriculture and Development:
Food security:
fashioning a policy
framework
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