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Agriculturalization as a syndrome : a comparative study of agriculture in Argentina and Australia

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Young, Sarah

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: UN SantiagoCL 2006Description: 43 pAction note:

8/2/06 JOYD

Summary: Examines the potential syndrome of agriculturalization as it occurs in Argentina and attempts to draw parallels to the case of agriculture and environmental degradation in Australia.

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Examines the potential syndrome of agriculturalization as it occurs in Argentina and attempts to draw parallels to the case of agriculture and environmental degradation in Australia.

8/2/06 JOYD

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