child labor is more common in land-rich households as compared to
land-poor households in the context of Cholistan.
The Effects of Household Wealth on Children Educational Activities: A Case Study of Cholistan (Pakistan)
This stemmed in large part from USAID's refusal to acknowledge the important role that poppy cultivation plays in helping
land-poor farmers access the means of subsistence.
'The planet that rules our destiny': alternative development and environmental power in occupied Afghanistan environment and planning d: society and space
"Gentility and Power" makes a compelling argument about the multivalent interpretations of the wealthy citizen cuckold, his wife, and his wellborn
land-poor nemesis: it does not demonstrate a gradual acceptance of upward merchant mobility so much as present a scene putting wealthy merchants in their properly subordinate place, revealing the insecurity of the gentry as born rulers, and displaying factions vying for the right to govern.
Gentility and the Comic Theatre of Late Stuart London
Between 1889 and 1906, the government issued a series of decrees that established a relatively coherent state-run resettlement system designed to function as a pipeline that would move peasants out of
land-poor and overpopulated areas in European Russia and into land-abundant areas in Siberia and other eastern regions.
PEASANT PIONEERING: RUSSIAN PEASANT SETTLERS DESCRIBE COLONIZATION AND THE EASTERN FRONTIER, 1880s-1910s
3435-HO) for a project to support the acquisition of land and the formation of sustainable farm enterprises by self-organized landless and
land-poor peasant families.
ACCESS TO LAND PILOT
When land was redistributed, it was just as likely to go to one of a group of state-connected black commercial farmers as to the
land-poor majority.
Zimbabwe: Land & Votes
He has much more to say of the cruel problems of the small,
land-poor families and the sharecroppers than I knew from my own experience.
The Epic Years
The
land-poor households gained during that year from the relief and employment support programme undertaken by the government after the flood [Hossain and Akash (1993)].
Recent developments in Bangladesh rural economy: implications for strategies and policies for alleviation of poverty
The dry-litter system they use is adapted from the deep litter system practiced in environmentally sensitive,
land-poor Netherlands, Japan, and Taiwan.
How small farmers use advanced research to stay in business
A century ago to be "
land-poor" signified owning land as a principal if not exclusive economic asset.
Land and poverty in the United States: insights and oversights
His boss explains his
land-poor plight in a chapter-long narrative that is illustrative of the dialogue throughout the book.
Bomber's Law
While the findings do generally support the latter's expectations of the emergence of greater social and class stratification and gender marginalization, together with the creation of a pool of
land-poor waged labour in the wake of mechanization, in fact the situation is rather more complex.
Malay Peasants Coping with the World: Breaking the Community Circle?
Besides for a
land-poor country like the Philippines, we do not have that luxury.
Organic farming: Perceptions and reality (Part I)
It postulated that proto-industry developed in rural areas where at least a portion of the population was so
land-poor that it would move easily into low-paying cottage production in order to survive, in other words, that it was the poorer classes who became the rural weavers.
"Schaffe, Schaffe, Hausle Baue": Hans Medick, the Swabians, and modernity
Results show that the welfare cost of production risk is significant, it is higher for
land-poor households, and its significant part is attributable to green fodder price risk.
Milk, fodder, and the green revolution: the case of mixed farming in the Pakistan Punjab