Discover the captivating life and work of Josu de Castro, a pioneering Brazilian physician and geographer who dedicated his life to understanding and combating hunger. This book, the first in English to explore his remarkable story, delves into the formation of modern anticolonial geographical thought and re-examines the complex relationship between geography, hunger, and politics. With a unique blend of biography, history, and geography, this book offers a fresh perspective on the life and contributions of a true visionary. Through Castro’s work, we gain insight into the struggles of colonialism, the importance of food security, and the ongoing quest for a world without hunger. A must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of geography, politics, and social justice.