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Theorizing the Normalization of Plantation Agriculture in Colombia

2023-11-09

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In this research, I take the example of Hass avocado plantations in Colombia to present a comprehensive theoretical framework that helps to understand the conditions that lead to the success of plantations within a traditional agricultural landscape. Drawing from critical realism, insights from critical agrarian studies, and theories from cognition and implementation sciences, I emphasize that Hass avocado plantat...

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Literature Corpus work: 98c23fde-ed96-5ac5-b248-1b5f94f2beea
DOI: 10.32388/k9l7lu

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