Changes, crisis, and restructuring in western Europe: The new dimensions of agriculture [Book Review]

Agriculture and Human Values 6 (1-2):2-10 (1989)
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This paper provides an analytical panorama of agriculture in the European context to be employed as a background for reading the articles contained in this issue of Agriculture and Human Values. Brief summaries of their contents constitute the concluding part of the present contribution

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