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Index
Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Acknowledgements Preface to 2005 Edition Contents List of Figures List of Tables List of Abbreviations Further Reading Introduction
Ethical Issues Sources Outline of the Argument
1. ’Famine’in English
What is Famine? The Most Common English Sense Disaster Tourism Recent Approaches to Understanding Famines Who Cries ‘Famine’?
2. Darfur
Landscapes Impressions of a Disaster Tourist Nankose Village Search for the Subsistent Tribal Peasant
3. The History and Concept of Famine
The Ancien Regime ‘A Heap of Ruins’: 1874-1916 Closed Districts: Darfur after 1916 All Manners of Suffering
4. Drought
A Shortage of Rain ‘Sons and Daughters of Drought’ The Zaghawa: Social Transformatin in the Face of Drought Causes of the Famine
5. Hunger
Fifteen Months of Hunger Maafi ‘Esh: ‘There is no Food’ Purchases of Grain Wild Foods Other Foods
6. Destitution
A Way of Life under Threat The Farmers of Jebel Si: A ‘Worst Case Scenario’ Livestock A Case-Study of Mawashei Famine Camp
7. Death
‘Allah Takes from the Rich, and from the Poor’ Methods Mortality Data Causes of Death
8. Relief
Perceptions of Outsiders Indigenous Famine Relief ‘Who is this Reagan?’ How Could it Have Been Done Better?
9. Other Famines
General Conclusions The Famine in Dar Masalit Famine in Western Bahr el Ghazal Coda
References Index
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