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Money, planning and rural transformation in Mozambique

Marc Wuyts Institute of Social Studies, The Hague
Pages 180-207 | Published online: 23 Nov 2007

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Ana Sofia Ganho. (2022) Class, politics and dynamic accumulation processes around the Sino-Mozambican rice project in the lower Limpopo, 2005–2014. Review of African Political Economy 49:171, pages 107-137.
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Carlos Muianga. (2022) The expansion of capitalist agricultural production and social reproduction of rural labour: contradictions within the logic of capital accumulation in Mozambique. Review of African Political Economy 49:171, pages 87-106.
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Philip Woodhouse. (2012) New investment, old challenges. Land deals and the water constraint in African agriculture. The Journal of Peasant Studies 39:3-4, pages 777-794.
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Alice Dinerman. (2001) Peasant and state in Mozambique. The Journal of Peasant Studies 28:3, pages 143-154.
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Alice Dinerman. (2001) From ‘Abaixo’ to ‘chiefs of production’: Agrarian change in Nampula province, mozambique, 1975–87. The Journal of Peasant Studies 28:2, pages 1-82.
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Maureen Mackintosh & Marc Wuyts. (1988) Accumulation, social services and socialist transition in the third world: Reflections on decentralised planning based on the Mozambican experience. The Journal of Development Studies 24:4, pages 136-179.
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David Kaimowitz. (1988) Nicaragua's experience with agricultural planning: From state‐centred accumulation to the strategic alliance with the peasantry. The Journal of Development Studies 24:4, pages 115-135.
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Gary Littlejohn. (1988) Central planning and market relations in socialist societies. The Journal of Development Studies 24:4, pages 75-101.
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E.V.K. FitzGerald & M. Wuyts. (1988) Introduction. The Journal of Development Studies 24:4, pages 1-14.
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Maureen Mackintosh. (1987) Agricultural marketing and socialist accumulation: A case study of maize marketing in Mozambique. The Journal of Peasant Studies 14:2, pages 243-267.
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Ashwani Saith. (1985) Primitive accumulation, agrarian reform and socialist transitions: An argument. The Journal of Development Studies 22:1, pages 1-48.
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Yu Tamura. (2021) Contexts behind differentiated responses to contract farming and large-scale land acquisitions in Central Mozambique: Post-war experiences, social relations, and power balance of local authorities. Land Use Policy 106, pages 105439.
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Alice Dinerman. (2009) Regarding totalities and escape hatches in Mozambican politics and Mozambican studies. Politique africaine 113:1, pages 187.
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Alien Isaacman. (2016) Historical Amnesia, or, the Logic of Capital Accumulation: Cotton Production in Colonial and Postcolonial Mozambique. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 15:6, pages 757-790.
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J D Sidaway & M Power. (2016) Sociospatial Transformations in the ‘Postsocialist’ Periphery: The Case of Maputo, Mozambique. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space 27:9, pages 1463-1491.
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Carmen Diana Deere & Mieke Meurs. (1992) Markets, markets everywhere? Understanding the Cuban anomaly. World Development 20:6, pages 825-839.
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James Derrick Sidaway. (1992) Mozambique: destabilization, state, society and space. Political Geography 11:3, pages 239-258.
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Ashwani Saith. 1991. Strategies of Economic Development. Strategies of Economic Development 263 305 .
Bernard I. Logan. (1989) Government expenditures on imported inputs and the goals of food self-sufficiency and food security in the Southern African Development Co-ordination Conference. Journal of Agricultural Ethics 2:3, pages 191-207.
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Harrie Clemens & Jan P. de Groot. (2016) Agrarian Labor Market and Technology Under Different Regimes. Latin American Perspectives 15:4, pages 6-36.
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Maureen Mackintosh. (2008) Economic Policy Context and Adjustment Options in Mozambique. Development and Change 17:3, pages 557-581.
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