Peter M Rosset
Biographic Data
| ID | 80333 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter M Rosset |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter M |
| FAMILY NAME | Rosset |
| SIGNATURE | ROSSET P M |
| AFFILIATIONS | El Colegio de la Frontera Sur |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1253-1066 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 61 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 781 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 61 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 10 |
Unlearning the green revolution: Inventory of agroecological practices in Ceará, Brazil, an instrument for decolonizing territory and (re)valuing peasant knowledge
Collective empowerment in Latin America: Indigenous peasant movements and political transformation
Resistir, luchar y recampesinizar: Expresiones territoriales de recampesinización de las familias de la Asociación Campesina del Huila, Colombia
El presente artículo muestra de manera resumida las transformaciones territoriales generadas por la recampesinización in situ e intencionada, aplicadas en la práctica del quehacer diario de la organización campesina/movimiento socioterritorial; Asociación Campesina del Huila, ACDH, presentadas mediante un análisis paralelo entre el antes (descampesinización) y el después (recampesinización), abarcando los ámbitos político-organizativo, económico-…
Repeasantization and socio-territorial movements
Autonomia territorial e soberania popular: Diferenças históricas, convergências políticas e diálogos na construção de alternativas e defesas territoriais na América Latina
A construção da autonomia territorial e da soberania popular possuem origens ontológicas distintas, contudo compartilham da dimensão histórica das resistências latino-americanas e são parte do Paradigma Onto-Epistêmico do Campo, que envolve diferentes matrizes ontológicas, epistêmicas e políticas. Construídas por movimentos socioterritoriais, indígenas e camponeses, mobilizam as resistências e as lutas territoriais contra a exploração, a violênci…
N a’guara !! We peasants do practice agroecology: Territorial Symphonies in La Alianza, Venezuela
In the face of the devastating implementation of corporative agri-food systems, processes of re-territorialization driven by agroecology, such as peasant resistance, become particularly relevant. In this article, we examine the history of the organization La Alianza (The Alliance) in Lara, Venezuela from 1975 to 2020, as narrated by its members, and using the methodology of the systematization of experiences. Based on the analytical categories of…
Conceptions and Practices of Autonomy among Indigenous and Peasant Movements in Latin America
This paper seeks to categorize the forms of autonomy developed by Indigenous and peasant movements in Latin America into three types: a) de jure autonomies versus de facto autonomies; b) explicit autonomies versus implicit autonomies; and c) (mono)ethnic autonomies versus popular or class autonomies. We argue that the debate between these conceptions takes on a possible strategic importance when it comes to the dialogue between Indigenous and pea…
Concepções e exercícios da autonomia entre os movimentos indígenas e camponeses da América Latina / Conceptions and exercise of autonomy among indigenous and peasant movements in Latin America / Conce…
Neste ensaio, propomos apresentar uma categorização das autonomias elaboradas pelos movimentos indígenas e camponeses na América Latina em três tipos: a) autonomias jurídicas versus autonomias de fato; b) autonomias explícitas versus autonomias implícitas; e c) autonomias (mono)étnicas versus autonomias populares ou de classe. Argumentamos que o debate entre essas diferentes concepções adquire uma possível importância estratégica tanto no diálogo…
Los horizontes políticos populares en las luchas territoriales de América Latina: Del Comunitario-Popular Al Nacional-Popular en Sus Confluencias Y Divergencias
Las luchas territoriales en América Latina han conformado importantes movimientos socioterritoriales indígenas y campesinos que, en la construcción de sus horizontes políticos populares, enuncian una transformación profunda de la realidad en diferentes escalas de acción. Son luchas que a lo largo de su historia, evidencian diversas confluencias respecto al proyecto político territorial que impulsan, a la vez que contienen diferencias significativ…
Emancipatory agroecologies: Social and Political Principles
We examine how the policies of governments and the projects of international agencies and many NGOs strip agroecology of its emancipatory potential. Adhering to the conventional logic of development, they reinforce or create dependencies, individualize communities, convert use values into exchange values, incorporate peoples into hierarchical structures of domination, promote the belief that peoples must be saved from poverty through the interven…
La recampesinización y sus expresiones territoriales / A recampesinização e suas expressões territoriais / Repeasantization and its territorial expressions
El presente ensayo pretende dar una mirada general, pero a la vez minuciosa de la recampesinización. En un primer momento conceptualiza los términos a emplear a lo largo del texto con el fin de generar claridades al lector sobre el enfoque general del artículo. De igual manera, se muestra, por un lado, el análisis general de las dinámicas de descampesinización que trae consigo el modelo agrícola capitalista y, por el otro, se muestran las diferen…
Por um modelo pedagógico para uma educação agroecológica em perspectiva camponesa e indígena: Avanços, tensões e desafios no Brasil e no México
O presente artigo apresenta a concepção, avanços, desafios e tensões que emergem da proposição de um modelo educativo-pedagógico para a agroecologia. Para tanto, apresentamos duas experiências educativas de microcontextos do México e do Brasil, articuladas por movimentos indígenas e camponeses: a Escola de Agricultura Ecológica U YITS KA ́AN, em Maní, Yucatán, México, e a Escola de Ensino Médio do Campo João dos Santos de Oliveira, uma escola do …
Agroecología y La Vía Campesina I. La construcción simbólica y material de la agroecología a través de los procesos de “campesina(o) a campesina(o)”
En este ensayo abordamos la territorialización simbólica y material de la agroecología en La Vía Campesina (LVC) a través de procesos de campesina(o) a campesina(o) (PCaC) en sentido amplio. Los ejemplos de masificación de la agroecología más significativos están claramente ligados a procesos organizativos y, desde nuestra perspectiva, el corazón de esos avances son los PCaC. Sostenemos que allí se articulan agroecologías, sujetos y territorios, …
Peasant Resilience: Decolonization and Re-conceptualization
The objective of this article is to re-read and take initial steps toward decolonizing the concept of resilience from a peasant perspective. Resilience has origins in the Western, Cartesian, and capitalist paradigms, and we examine the concept from a peasant world partially situated outside of capitalist social relations. In conventional usage, resilience signifies “returning to the previous state after disturbance,” yet for those not favored by …
Critical Latin American agroecology as a regionalism from below
Latin America has long been a hot bed for social movement organization and innovation, and for dialogue among different types of knowledge (‘dialogo de saberes’). This has included dialog between academic knowledges framed by Western science, popular and ancestral peoples knowledges and wisdoms, and so-called critical thought from global and Latin American revolutionary traditions. From these conditions, we postulate that a specifically Latin Ame…
Zero Budget Natural Farming in India - from inception to institutionalization
This paper delineates the growth of Zero Budget Natural Farming (ZBNF) in India. From its origins as a peasant-led social movement in the state of Karnataka, to becoming institutionalized in a state program in Andhra Pradesh, ZBNF is attaining scale and reaching more and more peasant families. We look at some of the key factors that have triggered ZBNFs growth, as well as highlight some of the challenges and contradictions that may arise in the i…
Principios sociales de las agroecologías emancipadoras
En este artículo hacemos una crítica a los ensayos de institucionalización de la agroecología, los cuales contrastamos con los procesos sociales de los movimientos sociales. Argumentamos que la forma de trabajo de la agroecología popular es muy distinta a la lógica con la que se están diseñando políticas públicas, programas y proyectos por parte de gobiernos, organismos internacionales y organizaciones no gubernamentales, que acá clasificamos, se…
Masificación de la agroecología: Impulsores Clave Y Casos Emblemáticos
La agroecología ha ganado impulso como movimiento trasformador en muchos países y ha crecido más allá de experiencias locales aisladas. La cantidad de familias y comunidades que procesan distribuyen y consumen alimentos que se produce de forma agroecológica va en aumento. Para entender el proceso no lineal y multidimensional que ha facilitado la expansión de la agroecología, analizamos en este texto el Movimiento de Campesino a Campesino centroam…
Agroecología y La Vía Campesina II. Las escuelas campesinas de agroecología y la formación de un sujeto sociohistórico y político
La masificación o escalamiento de la agroecología campesina y la construcción de la soberanía alimentaria requieren transformaciones profundas, que solo un sujeto político colectivo, crítico y consciente de sí mismo puede lograr. El movimiento campesino global La Vía Campesina (LVC), en su expresión en América Latina, la Coordinadora Latinoamericana de Organizaciones del Campo (CLOC), emplea la formación política y agroecológica como un dispositi…
Escalamiento horizontal y profundo de la agroecología: Lecciones de dos organizaciones defensoras de la soberanía de semillas en Colombia
Esta investigación tuvo como objetivo analizar la relación entre la defensa, conservación y recuperación de semillas con el escalamiento de la agroecología. Mediante un diseño de estudio de caso cualitativo se recabó información en dos organizaciones locales en Colombia: Custodios de Semillas de Riosucio (departamento de Caldas) y la Red Agroecológica del Caribe o RECAR (departamentos de Córdoba y Sucre), ambas pertenecientes a la Red de Semillas…
Inventário de Práticas Agroecológicas na Metodologia "de Camponês/a a Camponês/a" no Ceará: Um Instrumento Para Descolonizar O Território E (Re)valorizar O Conhecimento Camponês
Neste artigo abordamos o uso do inventário ou mapeamento de práticas agroecológicas, que faz parte da metodologia "de Camponês/a a Camponês/a" (CaC) para promover a territorialização da agroecologia camponesa, como método também para a descolonização epistêmica de um território. A chamada Revolução Verde envolveu a imposição de tecnologias e conhecimentos exógenos, provocando a fragmentação e desvalorização dos conhecimentos e práticas agrícolas …
Identidad Y Espiritualidad Maya en La Escuela De Agricultura Ecológica U Yits Ka ́an en Maní, Yucatán, México
Este articulo tiene como objetivo, analizar la importancia de la espiritualidad y la identidad colectiva, en la propuesta de la (re)construcción comunitaria de la Escuela de Agricultura Ecológica U Yits Ka'an, localizada en el municipio de Maní, en el estado de Yucatán, México. Para esta investigación, se utilizó una metodología de corte cualitativo a través de trabajo etnográfico. Los resultados muestran que la estrategia que sigue la escuela U …
História das ideias de um movimento camponês transnacional
Analisa-se como observador-participante a evolução do pensamento do movimento social camponês transnacional, a Via Campesina, nos últimos 25 anos, sobre os temas da reforma agrária e da defesa da terra e do território. O mundo rural e a questão agrária mudaram e as mudanças externas aos movimentos, juntamente com seus diálogos de saberes e suas trocas de experiências internas, geraram novas posições, estratégias de luta, consensos e dilemas
Bringing agroecology to scale: Key drivers and emblematic cases
Agroecology as a transformative movement has gained momentum in many countries worldwide. In several cases, the implementation of agroecological practices has grown beyond isolated, local experiences to be employed by ever-greater numbers of families and communities over ever-larger territories and to engage more people in the processing, distribution, and consumption of agroecologically produced food. To understand the nonlinear, multidimensiona…
Urban transition toward food sovereignty
In cities throughout the world, people are taking steps to develop just, sustainable alternatives to the dominant food system. These initiatives pose questions which, to be answered, require new theoretical approaches. This study makes use of Marx's concepts of ‘social metabolism’ and ‘metabolic rift’, as well as Altvater's analysis of forms of capitalist appropriation, in order to understand how current society-nature relationships have given wa…
La Vía Campesina: The Birth and Evolution of a Transnational Social Movement
The origin and evolution of the transnational peasant movement La Vía Campesina is analysed through five evolutionary stages. In the 1980s the withdrawal of the state from rural areas simultaneously weakened corporativist and clientelist control over rural organisations, even as conditions worsened in the countryside. This gave rise to a new generation of more autonomous peasant organisations, who saw the origins of their similar problems as larg…
TheCampesino-to-Campesinoagroecology movement of Anap in Cuba: Social Process Methodology in the Construction of Sustainable Peasant Agriculture and Food Sovereignty
Agroecology has played a key role in helping Cuba survive the crisis caused by the collapse of the socialist bloc in Europe and the tightening of the US trade embargo. Cuban peasants have been able to boost food production without scarce and expensive imported agricultural chemicals by first substituting more ecological inputs for the no longer available imports, and then by making a transition to more agroecologically integrated and diverse farm…
Diálogo de saberesin La Vía Campesina: Food Sovereignty and Agroecology
The transnational rural social movement La Vía Campesina has been critically sustained and shaped by the encounter and diálogo de saberes (dialog among different knowledges and ways of knowing) between different rural cultures (East, West, North and South; peasant, indigenous, farmer, pastoralist and rural proletarian, etc.) that takes place within it, in the context of the increasingly politicized confrontation with neoliberal reality and agribu…
Agroecology as a territory in dispute: Between Institutionality and Social Movements
Agroecology is in fashion, and now constitutes a territory in dispute between social movements and institutionality. This new conjuncture offers a constellation of opportunities that social movements can avail themselves of to promote changes in the food system. Yet there is an enormous risk that agroecology will be co-opted, institutionalized, colonized and stripped of its political content. In this paper, we analyze this quandary in terms of po…
Re-thinking agrarian reform, land and territory in La Via Campesina
Rural Social Movements and Agroecology: Context, Theory, and Process
Rural social movements have in recent years adopted agroecology and diversified farming systems as part of their discourse and practice. Here, we situate this phenomenon in the evolving context of rural spaces that are increasingly disputed between agribusiness, together with other corporate land-grabbers, and peasants and their organizations and movements. We use the theoretical frameworks of disputed material and immaterial territories and of r…
Taking agroecology to scale: The Zero Budget Natural Farming peasant movement in Karnataka, India
This paper analyzes how peasant movements scale up agroecology. It specifically examines Zero Budget Natural Farming (ZBNF), a grassroots peasant agroecology movement in Karnataka, India. ZBNF ends reliance on purchased inputs and loans for farming, positioning itself as a solution to extreme indebtedness and suicides among Indian farmers. The ZBNF movement has achieved massive scale not only because of effective farming practices, but because of…
Agroecology versus input substitution: A fundamental contradiction of sustainable agriculture
The central question posed by this essay is whether sustainable agriculture will be able to rescue modern industrial agriculture from its present state of crisis. To answer this question this article begins by outlining the economic, social, and ecological dimensions of the crisis, each of which must be addressed by an alternative paradigm in order to pull agriculture out of crisis. It then examines a persistent contradiction in the alternative a…
The greening of the “barrios”: Urban agriculture for food security in Cuba
Emancipatory agroecologies: Social and Political Principles
We examine how the policies of governments and the projects of international agencies and many NGOs strip agroecology of its emancipatory potential. Adhering to the conventional logic of development, they reinforce or create dependencies, individualize communities, convert use values into exchange values, incorporate peoples into hierarchical structures of domination, promote the belief that peoples must be saved from poverty through the interven…
Food sovereignty education across the Americas: Multiple origins, converging movements
Mediated territoriality: Rural workers and the efforts to scale out agroecology in Nicaragua
The Spanish word formación can be translated as 'training' or 'education', but Latin American social movements use it as inspired by Che Guevara's notion of 'molding' the values of the new woman and new man for egalitarian, cooperative social relations in the construction of a 'new society'. This contribution presents findings on the dialectical linkages between the formación processes led by the Rural Workers' Association (ATC) and the gradual t…
Participatory Democracy in Action: Practices of the Zapatistas and the Movimento Sem Terra
Participatory democracy has been studied as an auxiliary to state processes and as an institutional and cultural part of social movements. Studies of the use of participatory democracy by the Zapatistas of Mexico and the Movimento Sem Terra (Landless Movement-MST) of Brazil show a shared concern with autonomy, in particular avoidance of demobilization through the clientelism and paternalism induced by government programs and political parties. Bo…
Critical Latin American agroecology as a regionalism from below
Latin America has long been a hot bed for social movement organization and innovation, and for dialogue among different types of knowledge (‘dialogo de saberes’). This has included dialog between academic knowledges framed by Western science, popular and ancestral peoples knowledges and wisdoms, and so-called critical thought from global and Latin American revolutionary traditions. From these conditions, we postulate that a specifically Latin Ame…
Educação Do Campo E Pedagogia Camponesa Agroecológica Na América Latina: Aportes Da La via Campesina E Da Cloc
Somos testemunhas de uma feroz disputa territorial contemporânea entre diversas expressões do capital e de movimentos como a La Via Campesina (LVC) e a Coordinadora Latinoamericana de Organizaciones del Campo (CLOC). Nessa disputa, a agroecologia emerge como matriz produtiva e projeto político de enfrentamento do capital no campo, construída em uma perspectiva politizada e a partir de um sujeito histórico. Neste artigo, analisamos a concepção de …
Transgenic Crops to Address Third World Hunger? A Critical Analysis
Industry and mainstream research and policy institutions often suggest that transgenic crop varieties can raise the productivity of poor third world farmers, feed the hungry, and reduce poverty. These claims are critically evaluated by examining global-hunger data, the constraints that affect the productivity of small farmers in the third world, and the factors that explain their poverty. No significant role is found for crop genetics in determin…
Biological control and agricultural modernization: Towards resolution of some contradictions
Urban transition toward food sovereignty
In cities throughout the world, people are taking steps to develop just, sustainable alternatives to the dominant food system. These initiatives pose questions which, to be answered, require new theoretical approaches. This study makes use of Marx's concepts of ‘social metabolism’ and ‘metabolic rift’, as well as Altvater's analysis of forms of capitalist appropriation, in order to understand how current society-nature relationships have given wa…
Fixing our Global Food System: Food Sovereignty and Redistributive Land Reform
The recent world food price crisis highlights what many have thought for a long time: the world's food and agriculture system is broken. Few winners remain in the aftermath of the severe crisis, in which prices for basic food commodities (corn, wheat, rice, soybeans) increased dramatically in 2007 and 2008, only to fall rapidly in the second half of 2008. Although down from their high points, commodity prices are still about double those of the e…
Cuba: Ethics, biological control, and crisis
Principios sociales de las agroecologías emancipadoras
En este artículo hacemos una crítica a los ensayos de institucionalización de la agroecología, los cuales contrastamos con los procesos sociales de los movimientos sociales. Argumentamos que la forma de trabajo de la agroecología popular es muy distinta a la lógica con la que se están diseñando políticas públicas, programas y proyectos por parte de gobiernos, organismos internacionales y organizaciones no gubernamentales, que acá clasificamos, se…
Cuba's nationwide conversion to organic agriculture∗
Cuba and the dilemma of modern agriculture
Unlearning the green revolution: Inventory of agroecological practices in Ceará, Brazil, an instrument for decolonizing territory and (re)valuing peasant knowledge
Repeasantization and socio-territorial movements
The confrontation between processors and farm workers in the midwest tomato industry and the role of the agricultural research and extension establishment
Sustainability, economies of scale, and social instability: Achilles heel of non-traditional export agriculture
Management of insect pests and weeds
Cuba and the dilemma of modern agriculture
The Greening of Cuba
Prompted by the 1989 collapse of trade relations with the Soviet bloc, Cuba has embarked upon the first national transformation in history from conventional modern agriculture to large-scale organic farming
Cuba's nationwide conversion to organic agriculture∗
Agroecology and the conversion of lárge‐scale conventional systems to sustainable management
This paper describes the agroecological principles necessary to guide the conversion of high‐input conventional systems to a low‐input management based on crop diversification and livestook integration schemes which break the monoculture nature of conventional systems. The new crop‐crop and crop‐animal combinations result in a series of synergisms and complementarities among farming system components which lead to optimal recycling of organic mat…
Alternative agriculture and crisis in Cuba
The 1989-1990 collapse of trade relations with former socialist bloc countries plunged Cuba into an economic and food crisis. Cuban farmers, scientists, and planners responded with alternative agricultural technology to make up for the imported inputs that are no longer available. Significant progress has been made that may serve as a model for other countries, but there remains a long way to go if Cuba is to create a truly sustainable agricultur…
Agroecology versus input substitution: A fundamental contradiction of sustainable agriculture
The central question posed by this essay is whether sustainable agriculture will be able to rescue modern industrial agriculture from its present state of crisis. To answer this question this article begins by outlining the economic, social, and ecological dimensions of the crisis, each of which must be addressed by an alternative paradigm in order to pull agriculture out of crisis. It then examines a persistent contradiction in the alternative a…
Cuba: Ethics, biological control, and crisis
Biological control and agricultural modernization: Towards resolution of some contradictions
The greening of the “barrios”: Urban agriculture for food security in Cuba
World Hunger: Twelve Myths
How U.S. foreign aid may hurt rather than help the hungry or poor in third world countries is discussed. Findings show that over-crowded countries have resources necessary for people to free themselves from hunger; per capita food production can increase while at the same time more people go hungry. Myths are presented which prevent us from understanding how we can alleviate world hunger. Some of these are 1) There is simply not enough food; 2) N…
Toward a Political Economy of Opinion Formation on Genetically Modified Foods
Alternative Agriculture Works: The Case of Cuba
Our global food system is in the midst of a multifaceted crisis, with ecological, economic, and social dimensions. To overcome that crisis, political and social changes are needed to allow the widespread development of alternatives.This article can also be found at the Monthly Review website, where most recent articles are published in full.Click here to purchase a PDF version of this article at the Monthly Review website
Transgenic Crops to Address Third World Hunger? A Critical Analysis
Industry and mainstream research and policy institutions often suggest that transgenic crop varieties can raise the productivity of poor third world farmers, feed the hungry, and reduce poverty. These claims are critically evaluated by examining global-hunger data, the constraints that affect the productivity of small farmers in the third world, and the factors that explain their poverty. No significant role is found for crop genetics in determin…
Food is Different: Why We Must Get the WTO Out of Agriculture
Why does our global food system gives us expensive, unhealthy and bad-tasting food, where we pay more for packaging and long-distance shipping than we do for the food itself? Why do farmers and peasants from around the world lead massive protests each and every time the World Trade Organization meets? Peter Rosset explains how the runaway free trade policies and neoliberal economics of the WTO, American government and European Union kill farmers,…
Agrofuels, Food Sovereignty, and the Contemporary Food Crisis
In this article, agrofuels are examined in the context of the world food price crisis and the “food sovereignty” proposal for addressing the crisis. Both short- and long-term causes of the crisis are examined, and while agrofuels are presently not a prime causal factor they are clearly contraindicated by the crisis. Food sovereignty, including a moratorium on agrofuels, is argued to offer the best option for managing the crisis
Food Sovereignty in Latin America: Confronting the ‘New’ Crisis
(2009). Food Sovereignty in Latin America: Confronting the ‘New’ Crisis. NACLA Report on the Americas: Vol. 42, No. 3, pp. 16-21
Fixing our Global Food System: Food Sovereignty and Redistributive Land Reform
The recent world food price crisis highlights what many have thought for a long time: the world's food and agriculture system is broken. Few winners remain in the aftermath of the severe crisis, in which prices for basic food commodities (corn, wheat, rice, soybeans) increased dramatically in 2007 and 2008, only to fall rapidly in the second half of 2008. Although down from their high points, commodity prices are still about double those of the e…
La Vía Campesina: The Birth and Evolution of a Transnational Social Movement
The origin and evolution of the transnational peasant movement La Vía Campesina is analysed through five evolutionary stages. In the 1980s the withdrawal of the state from rural areas simultaneously weakened corporativist and clientelist control over rural organisations, even as conditions worsened in the countryside. This gave rise to a new generation of more autonomous peasant organisations, who saw the origins of their similar problems as larg…
Participatory Democracy in Action: Practices of the Zapatistas and the Movimento Sem Terra
Participatory democracy has been studied as an auxiliary to state processes and as an institutional and cultural part of social movements. Studies of the use of participatory democracy by the Zapatistas of Mexico and the Movimento Sem Terra (Landless Movement-MST) of Brazil show a shared concern with autonomy, in particular avoidance of demobilization through the clientelism and paternalism induced by government programs and political parties. Bo…
TheCampesino-to-Campesinoagroecology movement of Anap in Cuba: Social Process Methodology in the Construction of Sustainable Peasant Agriculture and Food Sovereignty
Agroecology has played a key role in helping Cuba survive the crisis caused by the collapse of the socialist bloc in Europe and the tightening of the US trade embargo. Cuban peasants have been able to boost food production without scarce and expensive imported agricultural chemicals by first substituting more ecological inputs for the no longer available imports, and then by making a transition to more agroecologically integrated and diverse farm…
Rural Social Movements and Agroecology: Context, Theory, and Process
Rural social movements have in recent years adopted agroecology and diversified farming systems as part of their discourse and practice. Here, we situate this phenomenon in the evolving context of rural spaces that are increasingly disputed between agribusiness, together with other corporate land-grabbers, and peasants and their organizations and movements. We use the theoretical frameworks of disputed material and immaterial territories and of r…
Re-thinking agrarian reform, land and territory in La Via Campesina
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