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A World History Learned Through Food: An Economy That Doesn't Destroy People or Nature by Midori Hiraga

A World History Learned Through Food: An Economy That Doesn't Destroy People or Nature by Midori Hiraga

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A World History Learned Through Food: An Economy That Doesn't Destroy People or Nature by Midori Hiraga

by Hiraga, Midori

This book, part of the Iwanami Junior Shinsho series, explores world history through the lens of food, examining economic systems that prioritize sustainability and avoid harm to both people and the environment. Written by Midori Hiraga, the book delves into the interconnectedness of food production, consumption, and global historical events. The text is in Japanese. Brand New Japanese Edition.

ISBN 9784005009374 · ISBN-10 4005009379

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