35. The political economy of malnutrition
February blog Claudio Schuftan En route to Kinshasa. Consulting work is catching up with me once again. This time I will…
February blog Claudio Schuftan En route to Kinshasa. Consulting work is catching up with me once again. This time I will…
March blog Claudio Schuftan Here is a picture of my dear friend and colleague Dr Ravi Narayan of the Centre…
February blog Claudio Schuftan This month I remember the colleagues who coined the term ‘commerciogenic malnutrition’: Derrick Jelliffe and his…
February blog Claudio Schuftan Ho Chi Minh City. Two new years are now behind us: the Western and the Chinese,…
1. The more well-known human rights, like the freedom of speech or the freedom of assembly protect individuals from assault…
Human rights are indeed a very powerful framework for bringing change to the unequal power structures and relationships that perpetuate…
Nobody can abuse, neglect, violate or infringe on the rights and liberties of people with impunity any longer. And if…
-Real life is more complex than MDG slogans; even if we get there by 2015, we will have achieved nothing…
1. In and through the process of Globalization, ‘what-people-allegedly-want’ is being manipulated by using the lure of consumerism –and that…
In many poor countries, gender equality and women’s rights are considered a mere whim of rich countries or, worse, an…