Corporate Power In Global Agrifood Governance (Food, Health, And The Environment),New Jerry Hicks As Watson Notes In The

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Corporate Power In Global Agrifood Governance (Food, Health, And The Environment),New Jerry Hicks As Watson Notes In TheExperts Examine The Ways Transnational Corporations Exercise Power Over Governance Of The Global Food System And The Implications This Has For Sustainabilityin Today'S Globally Integrated Food System, Events In One Part Of The World Can Have Multiple And Wideranging Effects, As Has Been Shown By The Recent And Rapid Global Rise In Food Prices. Transnational Corporations (Tncs) Have Been Central To The Development Of This Global Food System, Dominating