The role of disease in the ecology of famine

Biology · Disease · Famine · Geography · Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact · Genetics, Aging, and Longevity in Model Organisms · Medicine · Ecology · Internal Medicine

• The Climate of Rebellion in the Early Modern Ottoman Empire

  Open Access•White, Sam White•Climate of Rebellion in the Early…•2011

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• Introduction

  Open Access•Lillian M Li•The Journal of Asian Studies•1982

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• Natural catastrophes in Arctic populations

  Open Access•Karen Mudar, Stuart Speaker•Journal of Anthropological…•2003

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• Food shortage, nutrition, and epidemic disease in the subsistence crises of Preindustrial Europe

  John D Post•Food and Foodways•1987

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• On strategies and programs for coping with large scale food shortages

  Thomas J Manetsch•Ecology of Food and Nutrition•1979

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• Commentary

  Carol Spindell Farkas•Ecology of Food and Nutrition•1979

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• Defective modernization and health in Mexico

  Open Access•Jeanne M Simonelli, Jeanne Simonelli•Social Science & Medicine•1987

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• The Biology of Human Starvation

  ANCEL KEYS, Ancel Benjamin Keys et al.•Biology of Human Starvation•1950

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• The Great Famine

  Thomas P Neill, R Dudley Edwards et al.•The American Catholic Sociological…•1957

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