The Great African Land Grab?: Agricultural Investments and the Global Food System

Lorenzo Cotula

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Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development Land Rights and Reforms African studies and sociopolitical issues

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* 1. Introduction * 2. Historical roots of the land rush * 3. Scale, geography and drivers of the land rush * 4. 'Land grabbing' in the shadow of the law * 5. Winners and losers * 6. Conclusion

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