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Types of Rural Economy
Studies in World Agriculture
René Dumont, Douglas Magnin
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eBook - ePub
Types of Rural Economy
Studies in World Agriculture
René Dumont, Douglas Magnin
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Originally published in English in 1957 this book quickly became a classic of comparative agricultural studies. The book brings together a wide range of case studies from the UK, Europe, Africa and South East Asia which together form a broad yet highly detailed view of world agriculture in the 20th Century.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Original Title Page
- Original Copyright Page
- Preface
- Table of Contents
- I Essential Criteria and Agricultural Policies
- II The Equatorial Rain Forest in the North of the Belgian Congo
- III The Tropical Savanna of Africa From Chad to the River Casamance
- IV The Overpopulated Coastal Plains of Monsoon Asia in Northern Vietnam
- V Sheep and Cereals, Trees and Water in North Africa
- VI Arid Plateaux and Huertas in Spain
- VII Overpopulation and Unemployment in the Italian Countryside
- VIII Pastoraiism Dominant in the Val D’annivters in the Swiss Alps
- IX The Stubaital in the Tyrolean Alps. Cultivation Modernized
- X Bavarian Agriculture—Intensive and Mechanized, but Farm Units Too Small
- XI The Belgian Farm—Well Kept but Undersized
- XII The Recovery of English Agriculture; Rapid Mech-Anization
- XIII Intensification in the Low Countries: Its Possibilities and Limitations
- XIV Agrarian Reform in East Germany
- XV Hungary—Agriculture in a People’s Democracy
- XVI From the Slovak Peasant to the Czech Co-Operative and the Soviet Kolkhoz
- Conclusion: Malthusian Economics Responsible for the World’s Hunger
- Index