Global

In order to ensure global food security, it is important to stop the loss of crop diversity. Seed banks play a central role

Spiking food prices call for agricultural policymaking rather than macroeconomic management. In view of the climate crisis, challenges have increased

The global food system both contributes to climate change and is threatened by it

Water-security levels are lowest in Africa and South Asia. The situation is not automatically improved by a high-performing economy

Our overview compiles our culture special reviews

The COVID-19 pandemic was not the first incident to show how closely connected health issues are to global contexts and social inequalities. Medical anthropologists examine these connections in an increasingly interconnected world

One Health approach amounts to an appeal to reduce global inequalities

Many high-income countries are failing to meet their climate-finance commitments

Top-down approaches dominate One-Health agenda in high-income countries, while bottom-up approaches prevail elsewhere

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