Routledge Hunger and Famine in the Long Nineteenth Century

Explore a specialized historical study through Routledge Historical Resources. This volume, titled Hunger and Famine in the Long Nineteenth Century: Malthusian Economics and the 'Capacity for Evil': The Case Against Equipoise (1850-1870): 3, provides a deep look into the economic and social challenges of the mid-19th century. This academic work focuses on the period between 1850 and 1870, examining the impact of Malthusian economics on food security and social stability. It offers a detailed perspective on the debates surrounding famine and the economic theories that shaped policy during this era. As part of the Routledge Historical Resources series, it serves as a valuable addition to any collection focused on European history, Great Britain, or the history of economic thought. Whether for research or academic study, this book provides essential context for understanding the historical relationship between population, resources, and economic theory in the nineteenth century.