A Socially Inclusive Pathway to Food Security: The Agroecological Alternative

Benedict Mckay

A Socially Inclusive Pathway to Food Security: The Agroecological Alternative

Benedict Mckay

International Institute of Social Studies

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Abstract

This Policy Research Brief draws on case studies in Brazil and Cuba, as well as analytical papers on agroecology in theory and practice, to contribute to the discussion on how countries can pursue a national agricultural development model based on agroecology.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Brasilia, Brazil
Publication status	Published - 2012

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