Titlebook: Urbanisation and Inequalities in a Post-Malthusian Context; Challenges for the S Sylvia Szabo Book 2016 The Author(s) 2016 Malthusian Theor

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Why This Book?,he impact of contemporary socio-economic processes. Today, as was the case during the Malthusian era, urbanisation constitutes a key social phenomenon, yet both Malthus and his followers have continued to focus on the “population-food-environment trap” and to stress that the primary condition for re

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Urbanisation and Evolving Food Security Challenges, there has been little investigation into the evolving nature of food insecurity and the way urbanisation affects food insecurity risks in different?human development contexts. This chapter examines the above research problems by drawing evidence from post-Malthusian literature and policy-oriented r

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Linking Theory and Practice,tion. The chapter further discusses the contribution of the book to the literature on urban theories and the linkages between historical urban challenges and contemporary risks caused by continuing urban sprawl. The findings in this book support some of the concerns raised by Lipton’s critics. In pa

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Why This Book?,ect human development impacts. The chapter develops the argument that in the current highly urbanised, innovative and interconnected world, the Malthusian theory should not be abandoned, but instead revised so as to reflect additional factors affecting resource availability and human livelihoods.