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Sondergebiete der Umformtechnik,poor record for promoting the well-being of women (Kynch and Sen 1983; Drèze and Sen (1989), pp. 204–25; World Bank, 1991). While there is not necessarily a connection between these two facets of development in India, it is striking that the core relief policy of protecting food entitlement through

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,Legierungsaufbau, W?rmebehandlung, Normen,riodic famines. But the reverse causation — from famine to endemic poverty, or more generally from ‘conjunctural’ to ‘structural’ poverty, in the words of Iliffe (1987) — has remained relatively unexplored. I shall attempt in this chapter to clarify some of the issues involved in understanding this

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,Legierungsaufbau, W?rmebehandlung, Normen,or opportunity for establishing a new food aid regime within a liberalising global economy. The Uruguay Round will be only one of a number of factors affecting world food production, trade, prices and aid, and the Final Act falls far short of the full liberalisation of trade originally envisaged. Ot

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,Kaltflie?pressen von Aluminium, a corresponding rise in the demand for aid funds to deal with them. Although big fluctuations can occur from year to year, there appears to be a long-term upward trend in the numbers being affected by natural disasters such as droughts, cyclones and floods. Man-made disasters, such as war and civil