What Difference Could a Revolution Make? by Joseph Collins (Paperback: Politica

Description: 1983 Food First Trade Paperback edition of What Difference Could a Revolution Make? by Joseph Collins Food and Farming in the New Nicaragua with Frances Moore Lappe and Nick Allen 186 pages. From the back cover: The Nicaraguan Revolution: Has it made a difference to the hungry? in July 1979, th Nicaraguan people topples the Somoza dictatorship and began a long struggle against an economic system in which the richest 2 percent of landowners had taken control of half the farmland - while 60 percent of the children went hungry. This book reports on the dramatic changes brought by the first three years of the Sandinista revolution. How have the lives of the rural poor and the rural rich changed? Are the hungry eating better? How has food production - both for local consumption and for export been affected? This book comes up with some surprising answers. Purchase and give back - Ten percent (10%) of this sale will go to a designated monthly nonprofit organization. For more information, see Shop’s details. Please note: Media Mail is the slowest delivery/shipping method and may arrive after the expected delivery date. If you would like to receive your order sooner, please choose “First Class” or “Priority Mail.” All orders are shipped either same day or within 1 business day and with tracking to follow delivery online. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Check out our entire catalog on eBay: https://stores.ebay.com/indigomistbooks for related books, comics and magazines

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