From Farming to Biotechnology: A Theory of Agro-Industrial Development

Keith Philip Tribe · David Goodman · Bernardo Sorj · John R. Wilkinson

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Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development Political Economy and Marxism Rural Development and Agriculture

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The industrial appropriation of the rural production process the industrial substitution of the rural product new directions in appropriationism and substitutionism - the emerging bio-industries rural social structures.

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