Tides Shift on Agrarian Reform: New Movements Show the Way. / Peter Rosset.
by Rosset, Peter; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2002Article 41Health. Publisher: Food First News, 2001ISSN: 1522-323X;.Subject(s): Agriculture -- Developing countries | Farmers -- Developing countries | Land reform -- Developing countries | Movimento dos Trabalhadores sem Terra (Brazil) | Peasantry | Right of property -- Developing countries | Rural poor | SquattersDDC classification: 050 Summary: "Access to farm land is a fundamental human right for rural peoples, and grossly inequitable distribution of land is one of the most common underlying causes of poverty and destitution in much of the world." (FOOD FIRST) The author discusses reasons for agrarian reform in the Third World.
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Originally Published: Tides Shift on Agrarian Reform: New Movements Show the Way, Winter 2001; pp. 1-8.
"Access to farm land is a fundamental human right for rural peoples, and grossly inequitable distribution of land is one of the most common underlying causes of poverty and destitution in much of the world." (FOOD FIRST) The author discusses reasons for agrarian reform in the Third World.
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