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Global perspectives on agricultural development.

G. Djurfeldt

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A comparison between the Asian agricultural development during the Green Revolution and current agricultural development in sub-Saharan Africa is presented. The different aspects of the Asian Green Revolution which include government intervention, market factors, small-farming systems and geopolitical factors, are discussed.

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A comparison between the Asian agricultural development during the Green Revolution and current agricultural development in sub-Saharan Africa is presented. The different aspects of the Asian Green Revolution which include government intervention, market factors, small-farming systems and geopolitical factors, are discussed.

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A comparison between the Asian agricultural development during the Green Revolution and current agricultural development in sub-Saharan Africa is presented. The different aspects of the Asian Green Revolution which include government intervention, market factors, small-farming systems and geopolitical factors, are discussed.

Key concepts: Green Revolution, Geopolitics, Agriculture, Agricultural development, Government (linguistics), Economic interventionism, Intervention (counseling), Agricultural revolution

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