"Thurow and Kilman lead the reader on a journey across continents, explaining the complexities of economic dysfunction and reminding us that there is a symbiosis of wealth and poverty that explains why starvation endures in an age of plenty."<BR><BR>We have known how to grow enough food to end chronic hunger worldwide. Yet more than 9 million people every year die of hunger, malnutrition, and related diseases---most of them children in Africa. In this powerful investigative narrative, two award-winning Wall Street Journal reporters show how, in the past few decades, American and European policies conspired to keep the world's poorest people hungry and unable to feed themselves. Enough is essential reading on a humanitarian issue of utmost urgency.<BR><BR>"[G]rounded in colourful, entertaining reportage, Enough also displays a depth of thought and research more commonly found in academic studies. Well-chosen anecdotes bring the issues to life."<BR><BR>"A page turner.... Unless you simply don't give a damn, this is a must read, and it is a must read now."<BR><BR>"We are at a time when the outrage invoked by [Enough] can lead to better policies and programs."