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South-South land grabbing : what the case of Egypt and southern neighbours reveals – CETRI - Centre tricontinental

Marion W. Dixon

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Much land grabbing, or large-scale acquisitions of farmland by investors, states, and others since the 2007-2008 food-fuel-financial crisis, is the work of local and regional actors, rather than…

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Much land grabbing, or large-scale acquisitions of farmland by investors, states, and others since the 2007-2008 food-fuel-financial crisis, is the work of local and regional actors, rather than…

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Much land grabbing, or large-scale acquisitions of farmland by investors, states, and others since the 2007-2008 food-fuel-financial crisis, is the work of local and regional actors, rather than…

Key concepts: Land grabbing, Geography, Archaeology, Agriculture

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