The Geography of Hunger

This hardcover edition is in good condition, with no dust jacket present. The spine and covers show minor wear, typical of a book from this period. The pages are clean with some age-related toning. There are no inscriptions or library markings, making it a solid addition to any collection focusing on social science or geography.

"The Geography of Hunger" by Josué de Castro is a seminal work published by Little, Brown and Company in 1952, exploring the critical issue of hunger from a geographical and social perspective. This hardcover edition, printed in Boston, offers insights into the global distribution of hunger and its socio-economic implications. De Castro, a renowned Brazilian geographer and physician, provides a thorough analysis that remains relevant in discussions of food security and global health. This edition does not feature a dust jacket, and its condition reflects age-appropriate wear. A significant contribution to social science literature, this book is a valuable resource for those studying geography or social issues.