Agrarian Revolution: Social Movements and Export Agriculture in the Underdeveloped WorldMonograph on peasant movements, rural area social conflict, and the forces for agrarian reform in developing countries - examines the efect of export-oriented agricultural economies and plantation economies on the formation of social movements among cultivators, and includes case studies of situations in Peru, Angola, North and South Viet Nam. Bibliography pp. 403 to 430, illustrations, references and statistical tables. |
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A Theory of Rural Class Conflict | 1 |
World Patterns | 72 |
The Migratory Labor Estate | 211 |
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action administrative African agrarian events agricultural export sectors agricultural organization Angola areas arrendires Bakongo capital coastal Cochinchina coded coffee coffee estates coffee production coffee regions collective colonial commercial hacienda Communist comuneros concessions conflict Convención correlation cotton estates crop cultivators demands economic estate owners estate systems export economy farmers forced labor French hacendados hacienda system harvest hectares Hoa Hao income sources increased indigenous communities industrial irrigation La Convención labor events land invasions landless landlords landowners Luanda Mekong delta mestizo migratory labor estate military noncultivators number of events Ovimbundu party peasant Pedro de Cajas percent period Peru Peruvian plantation plots political behavior political organization population Portuguese provinces reform revolt revolutionary nationalist revolutionary nationalist movement revolutionary socialist rice rubber rural settlers sharecropping systems sierra small holders social movements solidarity subsistence sugar plantations tenants tion traditional tribal Uíge uprising variables Vietnamese village wage labor workers world analysis