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    Title: From Self-Sufficiency to Self-Supporting: China`s Food Security under Overseas Farmland Investment and International Norms
    Authors: 林義鈞
    LIN, SCOTT Y.
    Contributors: 中國社會經濟研究所
    Keywords: food security;farmland investment;grain self-sufficiency;China
    Date: 2015-09
    Issue Date: 2016-02-25 17:09:06 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: Current studies on China`s food security are largely based on the perspective of grain self-sufficiency, and discuss whether China can feed itself at the national level through its grain production. As a result, the Chinese grain self-sufficiency policy of maintaining a self-sufficiency rate of above 95% tends to be regarded as a benchmark for evaluating China`s food security status. Accordingly, China`s grain demand will be largely supported by Chinese-owned farmlands both locally and overseas, resulting in a new scenario for China`s grain policy, that of being self-supporting. This paper argues that China`s adjustment in terms of its food security policy not only further secures its grain supply, but also influences international norms. An important finding of this paper is China`s reliance on government-supported companies and bilateral agreements, not only to safeguard production stemming from investments, but also to influence the regional food security status.
    Relation: Issues and Studies,51(3),89-129
    Data Type: article
    Appears in Collections:[The Institute of International Relations ] Periodical Articles

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