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The role of the individual administrator in famine relief: Three case studies
L Brennan1, R L Heathcote, A E Lucas
1The Flinders University of South Australia Bedford Park South Australia 5042.
Abstract:
A series of hypotheses on the role of the individual administrator in famine relief are proposed and three are examined with respect to case studies of famines in India (1896 and 1906-1907), Uganda (1908) and Lombok (1940). While the evidence is not conclusive, the focus upon the role of the individual administrator offers additional insights into the compexities of official response to famines.
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