Titlebook: Change in the Chilean Countryside; From Pinochet to Ayl David E. Hojman (Senior Lecturer in Economics and Book 1993 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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,Beispiele zur Fl?chenbereehnung,Peasants in Chile use half of the agricultural land, providing 30 per cent of the global national food supply, through the work of about 40 per cent of the total number of active workers in the agricultural sector.

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Neo-liberal Agriculture and Democratisation,The neo-liberal model’s successes in rural areas are basically related to export growth, modernisation in the cultivation of basic foodstuffs by commercial producers, investment in plantations and agro-industry, and the inflows of foreign capital addressed in particular to the forestry and fruit sectors.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-12334-6Chile; democratization; government; microeconomics; Nation; organization; Policy; poverty

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,Streckenverh?ltnisse. Proportionalit?t,lar during the 1970s and 1980s, under the authoritarian rule of General Augusto Pinochet — are likely to affect the future course and nature of agricultural development, economic growth, and the political transition to democratic rule in the 1990s. We are also interested in the ways in which agraria

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,Die ?hnlichkeit und der Kreis,ic transition in Chile represents a continuity or a change from the agrarian policy followed by the former authoritarian regime. Has there been a break with the neo-liberal economic model? It is well known that during the years of the dictatorship rural poverty has substantially increased and that a

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,Aufgaben über das rechtwinklige Dreieck,d economic factors which determinated its evolution. In addition, it indicates some of the new features this relationship is beginning to acquire, following the restoration of democratic rule in March 1990.