The small Chilean agricultural farm. Popular front-military government (1938-1979) [town-country relationship, migration]

The small Chilean agricultural farm. Popular front-military government (1938-1979) [town-country relationship, migration]

During the past forty years, the small agricultural household in Chile has suffered many consequences of the SE transformation of the nation. The small farmers, who until 1962 had been subordinated to the hacienda system, suddenly became dependent on the cooperative & agrifood industries created...

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Veröffentlicht in:Études rurales 1981-01, Vol.81 -- 82 (81-82), p.73-88
1. Verfasser: Valdes, S.X. (Academia de Humanismo Cristiano, Santiago (Chile). Grupo de Estudios Agro-regionales)
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