Agricultural Development in Brazil
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Agricultural Development in Brazil
The Rise of a Global Agro-food Power
Navarro, Zander; Lanna, Rodrigo; Buainain, Antonio M.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2019
272
Dura
Inglês
9781138492776
15 a 20 dias
690
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List of editors and contributors. Abbreviations and acronyms. Introduction. 1. Agriculture, industry, and the economy: from extensive farming to a global agro-food power. 2. Rural Brazil: the demise of its agrarian past, 1968-2018. 3. Agricultural development in Brazil: the role of agricultural policies. 4. The restructuring of Brazilian agri-chains: the role of value chains. 5. Global competitiveness of the Brazilian agri-food sector: strategies and policies. 6. Innovation and development of Brazilian agriculture: research, technology, and institutions. 7. Bioenergy and biofuels in Brazil. 8. Agriculture and the environment: a conflictive and ambiguous antinomy in recent Brazilian development. 9. Rural Brazil: a social and economic space without farmers?. 10. Employment and forms of occupation in rural Brazil: from minifundio-latifundio to regulated rural labour market. 11. The fate of family farming under the new pattern of agrarian development in Brazil. 12. Structural heterogeneity in rural Brazil: three regional cases. 13. Challenges of current land governance in Brazil: beyond the historical, political and social demands for land reform. 14. Intellectual trajectories about the Brazilian agrarian transition. References. Index
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Internal Revenue Service;Socioeconomic Development;biofuel;National Agricultural Research System;food production;Brazilian Agriculture;global value chain;Brazilian Government;agribusiness;Social Reproduction;deforestation;Cerrado Biome;sugar;Rural Environmental Registry;coffee;Brazilian Agricultural Production;rural poverty;Brazilian Agricultural Exports;value-chains;Average Income;sustainability;Center West Regions;land use;Gdp Growth;rural development;Amazon Biome;Brazilian Agribusiness;Strengthening Family Farming;Brazilian Gdp;Rural Labour Market;Energy Sources;Land Governance;Agro Food System;Rural Credit Policy;Rural Out-migrants;Biodiesel Production;Gdp Growth Rate
List of editors and contributors. Abbreviations and acronyms. Introduction. 1. Agriculture, industry, and the economy: from extensive farming to a global agro-food power. 2. Rural Brazil: the demise of its agrarian past, 1968-2018. 3. Agricultural development in Brazil: the role of agricultural policies. 4. The restructuring of Brazilian agri-chains: the role of value chains. 5. Global competitiveness of the Brazilian agri-food sector: strategies and policies. 6. Innovation and development of Brazilian agriculture: research, technology, and institutions. 7. Bioenergy and biofuels in Brazil. 8. Agriculture and the environment: a conflictive and ambiguous antinomy in recent Brazilian development. 9. Rural Brazil: a social and economic space without farmers?. 10. Employment and forms of occupation in rural Brazil: from minifundio-latifundio to regulated rural labour market. 11. The fate of family farming under the new pattern of agrarian development in Brazil. 12. Structural heterogeneity in rural Brazil: three regional cases. 13. Challenges of current land governance in Brazil: beyond the historical, political and social demands for land reform. 14. Intellectual trajectories about the Brazilian agrarian transition. References. Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Internal Revenue Service;Socioeconomic Development;biofuel;National Agricultural Research System;food production;Brazilian Agriculture;global value chain;Brazilian Government;agribusiness;Social Reproduction;deforestation;Cerrado Biome;sugar;Rural Environmental Registry;coffee;Brazilian Agricultural Production;rural poverty;Brazilian Agricultural Exports;value-chains;Average Income;sustainability;Center West Regions;land use;Gdp Growth;rural development;Amazon Biome;Brazilian Agribusiness;Strengthening Family Farming;Brazilian Gdp;Rural Labour Market;Energy Sources;Land Governance;Agro Food System;Rural Credit Policy;Rural Out-migrants;Biodiesel Production;Gdp Growth Rate
