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2020
Overview
This book has examined international advocacy around hunger and the right to food, provided a new analytical model to describe and explain this area and explored how it is possible that international anti-hunger advocacy would behave differently from human rights advocacy already documented in the literature. International anti-hunger activists are working in an environment without a norm around hunger. This lack of a norm is not only constitutive of the diffusion of blame around chronic hunger but also makes less possible certain campaign behavior (namely, the centralized pressure on one target actor we have come to expect in the transnational
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Cornell University Press
ISBN
1501751786, 9781501751783
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