POVERTY, DEVELOPMENT AND HUNGER (original) (raw)

This paper examines the ongoing issues of poverty, development, and hunger, particularly in the global South, highlighting the increased economic disparity despite global growth since World War II. It discusses historical and current factors contributing to these challenges, including migration, war, and the limitations of mainstream approaches to development. The author contrasts mainstream and critical alternative approaches to tackling poverty and hunger, ultimately calling for a more nuanced understanding of these interrelated issues within the discipline of International Relations.