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Enough: Why The World'S Poorest Starve In An Age Of Plenty,New Richard Kennedy As The Civil War EndedFor More Than Thirty Years, Humankind Has Known How To Grow Enough Food To End Chronic Hunger Worldwide. Yet In Africa, More Than 9 Million People Every Year Die Of Hunger, Malnutrition, And Related Diseases Every Year Most Of Them Children. In This Powerful Investigative Narrative, Wall Street Journal Reporters Kilman & Thurow Show Exactly How, In The Past Few Decades, Western Policies Conspired To Keep Africa Hungry And Unable To Feed Itself. Enough