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Tagged: Land Grabs

Forced Displacement, Concentration of Land Property, and the Rentier Political Economy in Colombia

Monday, April 20th, 2015 | Article By Nazih Richani
Regions: South America
Keywords: Colombia, IDPs, land grabs, migration

Is the Scramble for Land in Africa Foreclosing a Smallholder Agricultural Expansion Strategy?

Sunday, September 28th, 2014 | Article By Antony Chapoto , Chewe Nkonde , Jordan Chamberlin , Milu Muyanga , Nicholas Sitko , Thomas S. Jayne
Regions: Africa
Keywords: agricultural policy, food security, land grabs, smallholder

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