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Commodity Sketches: Mini-cases from Latin America

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Small Farmers, Big Business

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As shown in the in-depth studies of the previous chapters, contract farming can have far reaching effects on households and communities. Other ventures have had more limited impact or highlight specific issues that can be appreciated without an extensive knowledge of their context. This chapter consists of a number of ‘mini-cases’ from the authors’ fieldwork which provide more specific lessons for agribusiness planners.

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© 1990 David Glover and Ken Kusterer

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Glover, D., Kusterer, K. (1990). Commodity Sketches: Mini-cases from Latin America. In: Small Farmers, Big Business. International Political Economy Series. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-11533-4_6

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