Smallholders, Householders: Farm Families and the Ecology of Intensive, Sustainable Agriculture
Author: Robert McC Netting
“A magnificent work of scholarly synthesis. His book will long remain essential reading for all who claim an interest in debates about agrarian change.”—The Geographical Journal
Table of Contents:
Tables and Figures | ||
Prologue: An Ethnological Essay in Practical Reason | 1 | |
1 | The Technology and Knowledge of Intensive Farm Practices | 28 |
2 | The Farm-Family Household | 58 |
3 | Labor-Time Allocation | 102 |
4 | Energy Inputs, Outputs, and Sustainable Systems | 123 |
5 | Farm Size and Productivity | 146 |
6 | Smallholder Property and Tenure | 157 |
7 | Inequality, Stratification, and Polarization | 189 |
8 | Chinese Smallholders | 232 |
9 | Intensive Agriculture, Population Density, Markets, and the Smallholder Adaptation | 261 |
10 | Peasant Farming and the Chayanov Model | 295 |
Epilogue: Does the Smallholder Have a Future? | 320 | |
References Cited | 337 | |
Index | 379 |
Interesting textbook: The Four Yogas or The Baby Boomer Body Book
Governance and Politics of China
Author: Anthony Saich
Over the past 20 years change in China has been breathtaking. Reform has affected every facet of life and has left no policy and institution untouched. Now available in a substantially revised second edition covering the changes of the Sixteenth Party Congress and Tenth National People's Congress and other recent developments this major text by a leading academic authority, who has also lived and worked in China, provides a thorough introduction to all aspects of politics and governance in post-Mao China.
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