Cover -- Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface to the Series -- Introduction -- 1 Opening Address (in French and English) -- 2 Keynote Address: Food and Energy Demands on the Global Research Agenda -- 3 The Food-Energy Problem -- 3.1 The Food-Energy Nexus: Seeking Local Solutions to Global Problems -- 3.2 Energy and the Global Predicament: Some Elements of a Sensible Strategy -- 3.3 Energy, Agriculture and Rural Development -- 3.4 Energy for Agriculture in the Long Term: Towards more Self-Sufficiency -- 3.5 The Food and Energy Barriers as Determinants of Development in East-West Economic Relations -- 3.6 The Global 2000 Report and its Implications for the United States -- 4 Modelling in Perspective -- 4.1 A Review of Global Models -- 4.2 Interfutures Project of OECD -- 5 Modelling of Food-Energy Factors -- 5.1 The Constraints of World Markets on Basic Food Production -- 5.2 Systems Approach to Modelling of Energy Effects on Agricultural Production -- 5.3 Food-Energy Modelling for an LDC -- 5.4 Long Term Perspectives in Energy and Agriculture within the Framework of Industrial Development, in the UNITAD Model -- 5.5 The Food and Energy Programme of IIASA -- 5.6 The Japanese Experience of Global Modelling: Implications for Energy and Agriculture Futures -- 6 A Total Resource Management Project -- 7 General Discussion -- 7.1 Introduction and Summary -- 7.2 The Problem -- 7.3 Local Development -- 7.4 Project Boundaries -- 7.5 Some Projects -- 7.6 Format for a UNU Project -- 8 Synthesis View of Proceedings -- 8.1 The Use of Global Models -- 8.2 Relations between Analysis and Decision Makers -- 8.3 Relations between Energy and Agriculture -- 8.4 A Program for the UNU -- 8.5 Global Models and Political Implications for Energy and Agriculture -- Index