The book 'Ethics, Hunger and Globalization' offers an in-depth analysis of the ethical dimensions in the context of poverty, hunger, and globalization. It brings together contributions from prominent scholars and practitioners from various disciplines, emphasizing the necessity for ethical considerations to play a central role in the actions of governments, civil society, and the private sector. The authors criticize the discrepancy between the rhetoric of policymakers and the actual actions taken to combat poverty and hunger. The book calls for a better understanding of the values that guide both public and private initiatives in order to develop more effective policies and achieve the Millennium Development Goals. Additionally, it highlights the interplay between ethical, economic, and political aspects and discusses approaches to promote this integration.