Physical and Behavioral Responses to Starvation and Famine in Warsaw Gh

Physical and Behavioral receipts to Starvation and Famine in Two PopulationsIntroductionFamine is an event in which food and resources argon inaccessible and the majority of apopulation is endangered (Shipton, 1990). When applied to starvation this definition is accuratewith one additional idea starvation is the upshot of inaccessibility to resources. Many factorscontribute to the progression of shortfall and the resulting starvation. One of the bring up factors toconsider is the delineation between naturally occurring and man-made starvation and paucity.course occurring famine is the result of agricultural or environmental causes such as lack ofrainfall or poor soil conditions. Man-made famine is the deliberate denial of food to peoplewith the aim of starving them into resignation (De Waal 199177). Man-made famine and theresulting starvation will be the basis for this paper.The adjudicate of this paper is to examine and compare the physical and behavioralresponses to starvatio n and famine in residents of the capital of Poland Ghetto during Nazi occupationand the citizens of famine-prone areas of the West Afri target Sahel region. The positioning of the tworegions discussed can be found on the maps ( public figure 1 and Figure 2) at the end of this paper. Theconnections and contrasts of the two populations will be demonstrated with review andpresentation of models from literature, a brief background on the populations to be discussed,examples of the populations as they fit the models and a brief discussion of limitations andopportunity for encourage study.Literature Review Physical and Behavioral Response ModelsPhysical ResponseThe comparison between the Warsaw Ghetto and the West African Sahel region can bestbe exa... ...ntainerInstitute, United States Army.Tushnet L. 1966. The uses of adversity. South Brunswick, New Jersey doubting Thomas Yoseloff.Page 1817Watts M. 1991. Entitlements or empowerment? famine and starvation in Africa. Review ofAfrican Political Economy, 519-26.Whitney, E. and Rady Rolfes S. 2005. Understanding nutrition, 10thed. Belmont, CaliforniaThomson Wadsworth.WHO. Health conditions aggravate southern Africa famine. (August 4, 2002)http//www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/who63/en/.Page 1918Figure 1. lay out of Warsaw, Poland and location of the Warsaw Ghetto.Britannica Student Encyclopedia Warsaw. 2008. (March 2, 2008)http//www.student.britannica.com/eb/art-55185/Warsaw-Poland.Page 2019Figure 2. Map of Sudan, Ethiopia and the West African Sahel Region.Adapted from http//z.about.com/d/worldnews/1/7/U/1/-/-/sudan_map.jpg.