Do transnational agribusiness firms encourage the agriculture of developing countries? The Mexican experience.
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- International Social Science Journal, 1985, v. 37, n. 105, p. 331
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Works matching IS 00208701 AND DT 1985 AND VI 37 AND IP 105
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Food-production systems in the Middle Valley of the Senegal River.
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- International Social Science Journal, 1985, v. 37, n. 105, p. 389
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Food systems and society in India: the origins of an interdisciplinary research.
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- International Social Science Journal, 1985, v. 37, n. 105, p. 371
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The problems of developing the agro-industrial system in the USSR.
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- International Social Science Journal, 1985, v. 37, n. 105, p. 361
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Small farmers and food production in Western Europe.
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- International Social Science Journal, 1985, v. 37, n. 105, p. 345
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Caribbean peasantry in the confines of the plantation mode or production.
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- International Social Science Journal, 1985, v. 37, n. 105, p. 401
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The transnational food companies and their global strategies.
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- International Social Science Journal, 1985, v. 37, n. 105, p. 315
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Modern food technology: industrializing nature.
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- International Social Science Journal, 1985, v. 37, n. 105, p. 301
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The end of agribusiness or the emergence of biotechnology.
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- International Social Science Journal, 1985, v. 37, n. 105, p. 285
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