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Nicaraguan debates on Agrarian structure and their implications for agricultural policy and the rural poor

David Kaimowitz Doctoral candidate at the Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, 53705
Pages 100-117 | Published online: 05 Feb 2008

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CRISTOBAL KAY. (2006) Rural Poverty and Development Strategies in Latin America. Journal of Agrarian Change 6:4, pages 455-508.
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Ruerd Ruben & Edoardo Masset. (2003) Land Markets, Risk and Distress Sales in Nicaragua: The Impact of Income Shocks on Rural Differentiation. Journal of Agrarian Change 3:4, pages 481-499.
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LISA KOWALCHUK. (2008) Asymmetrical Alliances, Organizational Democracy and Peasant Protest in El Salvador*. Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie 40:3, pages 291-309.
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LES W. FIELD. (2009) constructing local identities in a revolutionary nation: the cultural politics of the artisan class in Nicaragua, 1979‐90. American Ethnologist 22:4, pages 786-806.
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Linda Mayoux. (2008) Integration is Not Enough: Gender Inequality and Empowerment in Nicaraguan Agricultural Co‐operatives. Development Policy Review 11:1, pages 67-90.
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Philip R. Martinez. (1993) Peasant policy within the Nicaraguan Agrarian Reform, 1979–89. World Development 21:3, pages 475-487.
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Jan P. de Groot & Harrie Clemens. 1991. Perspectives on the Agro-Export Economy in Central America. Perspectives on the Agro-Export Economy in Central America 71 96 .
LESLIE E. ANDERSON. (2016) Post-Materialism from a Peasant Perspective. Comparative Political Studies 23:1, pages 80-113.
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Richard Stahler-Sholk. (2022) Stabilization, Destabilization, and the Popular Classes in Nicaragua, 1979-1988. Latin American Research Review 25:3, pages 55-88.
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Luis Llambi. (2009) Emergence of Capitalized Family Farms in Latin America. Comparative Studies in Society and History 31:4, pages 745-774.
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Peter Utting. (1988) The Peasant Question and Development Policy in Nicaragua. IDS Bulletin 19:3, pages 40-46.
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