“The structure of Global Changes and the Challenges of Sustainably Feeding a Growing Planet makes it most suitable for an interdisciplinary master’s level course that might be co-taught for students in agricultural economics, environmental sciences, agronomy, natural resources, nutrition, and other disciplines. … The potential audience for this impressive book includes not only economists but a broad range of scientists. It should be required reading for anyone interested in long-run land use, food security, biofuels, and effects of climate change.” (George W. Norton, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Vol. 98 (5), October, 2016)

• Foreword.- Preface.- 1) Overview of global land use, food security and the environment.- 2) Population and income as drivers of global land use.- 3) Productivity growth and yield response in the crop sector.- 4) Potential for cropland area response.- 5) Biofuels and its impact on global land use.- 6) Climate change, land use and the environment.- 7) Competing demands for land in the 21st century.- 8) The global livestock industry as a driver of land use.- 9) Food security.- 10): Looking back to go forward: Global land use in 2050.- References.- Glossary.- Appendix.- Index.

“The structure of Global Changes and the Challenges of Sustainably Feeding a Growing Planet makes it most suitable for an interdisciplinary master’s level course that might be co-taught for students in agricultural economics, environmental sciences, agronomy, natural resources, nutrition, and other disciplines. … The potential audience for this impressive book includes not only economists but a broad range of scientists. It should be required reading for anyone interested in long-run land use, food security, biofuels, and effects of climate change.” (George W. Norton, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Vol. 98 (5), October, 2016)

• Foreword.- Preface.- 1) Overview of global land use, food security and the environment.- 2) Population and income as drivers of global land use.- 3) Productivity growth and yield response in the crop sector.- 4) Potential for cropland area response.- 5) Biofuels and its impact on global land use.- 6) Climate change, land use and the environment.- 7) Competing demands for land in the 21st century.- 8) The global livestock industry as a driver of land use.- 9) Food security.- 10): Looking back to go forward: Global land use in 2050.- References.- Glossary.- Appendix.- Index.