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    Aspects of food shortages in Tanganyika (1925-45)

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    2014-11-07
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    Mascarenhas, A.
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    The problem of food hunger and shortage has attracted the attention of scholars from a number of different disciplines. Members of the medical profession are interested in the problem largely because of its direct physiological manifestation. A school in anthropology considers food production as a vital determinant of human behaviour.
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