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Land, development and contract farming on the Guatemalan oil palm frontier

Anastasia HervasView further author information
Pages 115-141 | Published online: 24 Oct 2017

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Zoë Ogahara, Kristjan Jespersen, Ida Theilade & Martin Reinhard Nielsen. (2022) Review of smallholder palm oil sustainability reveals limited positive impacts and identifies key implementation and knowledge gaps. Land Use Policy 120, pages 106258.
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Peter D. Little & Michael Watts. (2021) The afterlife of living under contract, an epilogue. Journal of Agrarian Change 22:1, pages 197-206.
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Anastasia Hervas. (2021) Mapping oil palm-related land use change in Guatemala, 2003–2019: Implications for food security. Land Use Policy 109, pages 105657.
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A.J. Kondash, Isabel Herrera, Edwin Castellanos, Justin Baker, Benjamín Leiva, George Van Houtven, Gabriela Fuentes, Gabriela Alfaro, Candise Henry, Christopher Wade & Jennifer Hoponick Redmon. (2021) Food, energy, and water nexus research in Guatemala – A systematic literature review. Environmental Science & Policy 124, pages 175-185.
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Ligang Shi, Tao Pang & Hongjun Peng. (2021) Optimal strategies for a capital constrained contract-farming supply chain with yield insurance. RAIRO - Operations Research 55:2, pages 521-544.
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A. Castellanos-Navarrete, F. de Castro & P. Pacheco. (2021) The impact of oil palm on rural livelihoods and tropical forest landscapes in Latin America. Journal of Rural Studies 81, pages 294-304.
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Matin Qaim, Kibrom T. SibhatuHermanto Siregar & Ingo Grass. (2020) Environmental, Economic, and Social Consequences of the Oil Palm Boom. Annual Review of Resource Economics 12:1, pages 321-344.
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Anastasia Hervas & S. Ryan Isakson. (2020) Commercial agriculture for food security? The case of oil palm development in northern Guatemala. Food Security 12:3, pages 517-535.
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Anastasia Hervas. (2020) Cultivating vulnerability: oil palm expansion and the socio-ecological food system in the Lachuá Ecoregion, Guatemala. Regional Environmental Change 20:2.
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Eva-Marie Meemken & Marc F. Bellemare. (2019) Smallholder farmers and contract farming in developing countries. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 117:1, pages 259-264.
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Salena Tramel. (2019) The Tenure Guidelines in Policy and Practice: Democratizing Land Control in Guatemala. Land 8:11, pages 168.
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Antonio Castellanos-Navarrete, William V. Tobar-Tomás & Carlos E. López-Monzón. (2019) Development without change: Oil palm labour regimes, development narratives, and disputed moral economies in Mesoamerica. Journal of Rural Studies 71, pages 169-180.
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