What Difference Could a Revolution Make?: Food and Farming in the New Nicaragua
Por: Collins Joseph
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Colaborador(es): Moore Lappé, Frances | Allen, Nick.
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TextoEditor: San Francisco, Estados Unidos de América: Institute for Food and Development Policy, 1982Descripción: 186 p.; tbls.; grafs.Clasificación CDD: 338.1/ C 624 w
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List of Tables. Acknowledgements. 1. Nicaragua is a School. 2. Imagine ypu Were a Nicaraguan 3. The Peasant´s Victory. 4. No Ownership Without Obligation. 5. Failed Partnership: Big Growers and the state. 6. Spilling Credit in the Countryside. 7. The States Farm: Discredited Model or Pragmatic Adaptation? 8. Wage and Productivity Dilemmas. 9. Is Seizing the Land Revolutionary? 10. A Conservative Agrarian Reform? 11. Cooperative Work: Will It Work in Nicaragua? 12. Corn and Beans First. 13. Can the Market Feed the Poor? 14. Reflections.
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List of Tables. Acknowledgements. 1. Nicaragua is a School. 2. Imagine ypu Were a Nicaraguan 3. The Peasant´s Victory. 4. No Ownership Without Obligation. 5. Failed Partnership: Big Growers and the state. 6. Spilling Credit in the Countryside. 7. The States Farm: Discredited Model or Pragmatic Adaptation? 8. Wage and Productivity Dilemmas. 9. Is Seizing the Land Revolutionary? 10. A Conservative Agrarian Reform? 11. Cooperative Work: Will It Work in Nicaragua? 12. Corn and Beans First. 13. Can the Market Feed the Poor? 14. Reflections.
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