Agricultural co-operatives and development policy in Mozambique

This article examines the problems encountered since independence in an agricultural production co-operative in Mozambique. It is argued that the problems are related to the complex rural class structure in the context of which the co-operative is being constructed, and the distinction between the formal structure of the co-operative and its real relations of production is considered. The article is based upon fieldwork conducted in mid-1978. The development of the co-operative is considered in relation to the post-independence formulation of Mozambican policies toward agricultural co-operatives as an element in the transformation of rural social relations

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