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Our Daily Bread The Peasant Question and Family Farming in the Colombian Andes

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By: N Reinhardt
308 pages, 16 illus, 6 maps, black/white photos
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  • Our Daily Bread ISBN: 9780520062252 Hardback Dec 1988 Out of Print #6369
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This valuable contribution to development studies highlights the receptivity of peasant farmers to new crops and technology, but demonstrates that a policy "modernizing" peasant agriculture is insufficient to resolve the agrarian problem in a context of peasant land scarcity, low food prices, rural population growth, and insufficient off-farm employment.

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Out of Print
By: N Reinhardt
308 pages, 16 illus, 6 maps, black/white photos
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