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2023
DOI: 10.1177/0094582x231152905
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The Fight against Hunger in Brazil: From Politicization to Indifference

Abstract: Federal administrations have been addressing the problem of hunger in Brazil since the days of Lula da Silva. An extensive review of the literature shows that the fight against hunger reached its highest level of priority during the Lula da Silva administrations (2003–2010), where it was organized with an institutional structure and seen as an international model for public policy. Every subsequent government since then has given less attention to it, ending in the complete neglect of the issue under the Bolso… Show more

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