Green dreams : myth and reality in China's agricultural investment in China / Deborah Brautigam and Haisen Zhang.
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Third World Quarterly Vol 34 No 9, 2013, pp.1676-1696 (101)Summary: There is a perception that some countries have in recent years been acquiring large areas of agricultural land in Africa as a way to ensure their own food security. This perception has become accepted "fact" for policy makers and scholars, however this article demonstrates through fieldwork and case studies that for China the perception is wrong.
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There is a perception that some countries have in recent years been acquiring large areas of agricultural land in Africa as a way to ensure their own food security. This perception has become accepted "fact" for policy makers and scholars, however this article demonstrates through fieldwork and case studies that for China the perception is wrong.
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