Vulnerability and resilience in food systemsPublished2010StatusOpen AccessLanguageenBook Chapterhttps://hdl.handle.net/10568/3593CitationEricksen, P., Bohle, H.G. and Stewart, B. 2010. Vulnerability and resilience in food systems. IN: Ingram, J.S.I., Ericksen, P.J. and Liverman, D.M. (eds.). Chapter 8: Food Security and Global Environmental Change. London: Earthscan:67-77Tagsfood securitylivelihoods
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