Agrarian structure in seven Latin American countries
SL Barraclough, AL Domike - Land economics, 1966 - JSTOR
SL Barraclough, AL Domike
Land economics, 1966•JSTORIN LATIN AMERICA the growing manifestations of rural unrest, the unsatisfac-tory growth of
agricultural production, the increasing importation of food-stuffs, the malnutrition of the
majority of the people and the acrimonious debate on agrarian reform are proof that the
agrar-ian question has gone beyond the realm of academic discussion. tA preliminary
version of this article was presented to the eighth regional FAO Conference for Latin
America in Vina del Mar, Chile in March 1965. The present article was published in Spanish …
agricultural production, the increasing importation of food-stuffs, the malnutrition of the
majority of the people and the acrimonious debate on agrarian reform are proof that the
agrar-ian question has gone beyond the realm of academic discussion. tA preliminary
version of this article was presented to the eighth regional FAO Conference for Latin
America in Vina del Mar, Chile in March 1965. The present article was published in Spanish …
IN LATIN AMERICA the growing manifestations of rural unrest, the unsatisfac-tory growth of agricultural production, the increasing importation of food-stuffs, the malnutrition of the majority of the people and the acrimonious debate on agrarian reform are proof that the agrar-ian question has gone beyond the realm of academic discussion. tA preliminary version of this article was presented to the eighth regional FAO Conference for Latin America in Vina del Mar, Chile in March 1965. The present article was published in Spanish in El Trimestre Economico (Mexico) Abril-Junio 1966, pp. 235-301.
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