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Unsustainable Policies for Sustainable Development: A Case of Food Security in South Asia

Arunoday Bajpai Associate Professor and Head, Department of political science, Agra College, Agra Uttar Pradesh 282001, India. , Arunoday Bajpai

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International Journal of Political Science 3(2):p 61-71, Jul-Dec 2017. | DOI: DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijpos.2454.9371.3217.1

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South Asia sustains 24 percent of global population on a 3.4 percent of global surface area. Due to many factors like dwindling investment in agriculture, neglect of research and development, lack of necessary infrastructure, market and financial supportthe food security has emerged as a major challenge in South Asia. This paper seeks to analyze the viability of public policies in South Asia with respect to food security and sustainable agriculture.

Keywords: Development Paradox; Sustainable Agriculture; Nutritional Security; Public Investment; Climate Change. 


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