2007 · Social issues
The Price of Wheat
The Price of Wheat takes a subject usually covered in bursts and reports it at length, from the rooms where the decisions were actually made.
The result is less a history than a record: patient reporting from a region the rest of the world tends to read about only after something has gone wrong.
It moves between the official account and the street-level one, tracing how each announcement landed on the people it was announced about.
- Publisher
- Silk Route Publishing
- Pages
- 383
- Format
- Paperback · eBook
- ISBN
- 978-0-00000-020-8
