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Conceptual framework and methodology for diagnosing agricultural and rural situations with a view to formulating poverty alleviation policies.
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To use the term used by Scoones (2009): Re-energising livelihoods perspectives.
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In some countries that experienced European immigration in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the organizational traditions date back to the beginning of the twentieth century (Argentina, Uruguay, Colombia).
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Bonnal, P., Sourisseau, JM., Bosc, PM., Gasselin, P., Bélières, JF., Valette, É. (2018). Conclusion: Methodological and Conceptual Contributions. In: Bosc, PM., Sourisseau, JM., Bonnal, P., Gasselin, P., Valette, É., Bélières, JF. (eds) Diversity of Family Farming Around the World. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-024-1617-6_26
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