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Commons and Peasant Studies : Insights From Social Anthropology, Human Geography and Agrarian Economics [PDF]

, 2021
In Chapter 4, ‘Commons and peasant studies: insights from social anthropology, human geography and agrarian economics’, Tobias Haller, Karina Liechti and Stefan Mann discuss socio-cultural, economic and space-related systems and take an interdisciplinary
Tobias Haller
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Towards a Geography of Window Dressing and Benign Neglect: The State, Donors and Elites in Tajikistan’s Trajectories of Post-Soviet Agrarian Change [PDF]

Land Use Policy, 2021
After three decades of post-Soviet agrarian change, farming structures in Tajikistan remain dynamic. Despite a centralised reform agenda pushed forward by international donors, the local implementation of reforms has resulted in striking differences in ...
Oane Visser, Irna Hofman
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An Emerging Geography of the Agrarian Question: Spatial Analysis as a Tool for Identifying the New American Agrarianism

Rural Sociology, 2018
AbstractKarl Kautsky’s Agrarian Question remains a useful lens for analyzing the relationship between small and large agricultural producers under the conditions of industrial capitalism. The U.S. agricultural census provides an opportunity to identify socioeconomic, demographic, and agricultural factors associated with new and alternative farming at ...
Andrew Flachs, Matthew Abel
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Geographies of transition: The political and geographical factors of agrarian change in Tajikistan [PDF]

, 2014
Nach mehr als zwei Jahrzehnten der postsowjetischen Transformation in Tadschikistan scheinen sich (verschiedene) Strukturen in der Landwirtschaft heraus zu kristallisieren. Die ersten Anzeichen in Richtung einer Individualisierung waren erst im Jahr 2000 zu erkennen.
Hofman, Irna, Visser, Oane
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Agrarian financial ecologies: Centring land and labour in geographies of debt

Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 2023
Abstract There is a growing interest in exploring contemporary financialisation in terms of the geographies of debt. Many economic geographers have adopted a financial ecologies approach to explain these geographies. While this approach provides analytical benefits, it nonetheless analyses debt almost exclusively in terms of consumer ...
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Agrarian Marxism, Animal Geographies, and non-human labor in Democratic Kampuchea

Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space, 2021
Between 1975 and 1979, the Communist Party of Kampuchea (CPK) embarked on a genocidal program of sweeping economic, social, and political change. In an effort to modernize Democratic Kampuchea, as Cambodia was renamed, CPK officials forced the entire populace to clear forests; build dams, canals, and reservoirs; and grow rice in an effort to accumulate
James Tyner, Stian Rice
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Numbering Land: The Mathematics of Geography and Subjectivity in Agrarian Reforms

2023
Numbers are too often considered objective and unbiased, while my work shows that they are ethical, embodied, and spiritual. My dissertation, Numbering Land: Ethical Measures of Geography and Subjectivity in Agrarian Reforms, is an ethnography of numbers in land reforms and everyday agriculture.
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Nature and Fictitious Capital: The Historical Geography of an Agrarian Question

Antipode, 1998
Capitalism is produced in part through its own production of nature, but it has been argued that nature also poses certain obstacles to capitalist development. Political economists and rural sociologists have argued that in certain instances agriculture, as a form of production based in nature, has proven resistant to capitalist transformation.
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Relational Geographies of Climate Maladaptation: Agrarian Change and Emergent Vulnerabilities in Rural Maharashtra, India

Climate and Development
Pronoy Rai, Sameer H Shāh
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A Geography of Agrarian Structures in Argentina: Productive Models, Socioenvironmental Impacts and Neodevelopmentalism

Journal of Latin American Geography
En 2022, la Unión de Trabajadores de laTierra propuso por cuarta vez al Congreso argentino su Ley de Acceso a la Tierra. Esta propuesta siguió a la publicación de los resultados del censo agropecuario de 2018, publicado en 2021, que fue el primer censo agropecuario válido desde 2002. En este artículo, comparamos los resultados del censo de 2018 con los
Jonas Adriaensens, Joost Dessein, Jeroen Adam   +2 more
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