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Agricultural Cooperatives in Israel
2014Israel’s agriculture is agriculture of cooperatives, with cooperative structures accounting for about 80% of agricultural production and agricultural services. This article traces the development of agricultural cooperation in Israel from its ideological origins at the beginning of the 20th century, through the formative decades of the 1920s and the ...
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Sino-Czechoslovak cooperation on agricultural cooperatives: the twinning project
Cold War History, 2017AbstractThe Czechoslovak Communists officially declared the People’s Republic of China second most important ally after the Soviet Union in 1949.
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Agricultural Cooperation in Sweden
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1938SWEDISH economic life, including agriculture, has undergone many far-reaching developments in the last 60 years. In 1870 Sweden was an agricultural country with a total population of 4,170,000, of which 72.4 per cent was engaged in agriculture, forestry, and fishing. By 1934 she had developed into an industrial country of 6,230,000 inhabitants, only 37.
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AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES AND FARM SUSTAINABILITY – A LITERATURE REVIEW
Journal of Economic Surveys, 2021Ahmet Candemir, Sabine Duvaleix
exaly
Entrepreneurial ecosystem for cooperatives: The case of Kyrgyz agricultural cooperatives
Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics, 2023Nazik Beishenaly
exaly