Episode 10 - International Development with Professor Haroon Akram-Lodhi

from Naturally Curious · host Clayton Law

Professor Akram-Lodhi talks about how he got into development studies, world hunger, food system, real food, the importance of education, how local development is global development, and more. Links for this episode: Haroon Akram-Lodhi (AHAkramLodhi) on Twitter Professor Akram Lodhi's website Oakland Ross India's "Right to Food" Act Community Food Centre Canada Food Republic, "Why Do Canadian Eat So Much Mac 'N Cheese The Lancet, "More than a diet" La Via Campesina Intro and outro music credit to LEMMiNO: youtu.be/I2O7blSSzpI?t=318

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