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Conclusion: land grabbing, smallholder farmers and the meaning of agro-investor-driven agrarian change in Africa

Prosper B. Matondi, Kjell J. Havnevik, Atakilte Beyene

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Conclusion: land grabbing, smallholder farmers and the meaning of agro-investor-driven agrarian change in Africa

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Conclusion: land grabbing, smallholder farmers and the meaning of agro-investor-driven agrarian change in Africa

Key concepts: Agrarian society, Land grabbing, Meaning (existential), Agriculture, Business, Agricultural economics, Geography, Economics

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