Description
This is a study of the plight of smallholder agriculture in Northwest Costa Rica. More specifically, this is the story of 689 rice farms, of an average size of 7.2 hectares and totaling just less than 5,300 hectares within the largest agricultural irrigation system in Central America.
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Contributors
- Warner, Benjamin (Author)
- Childers, Daniel (Thesis advisor)
- Eakin, Hallie (Committee member)
- Abbott, Joshua (Committee member)
- Wiek, Arnim (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
Date Created
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2014
Subjects
- Political Science
- Economic Theory
- Agriculture economics
- Adaptation
- Costa Rica
- Global Change
- Political economics
- rural development
- vulnerability
- Water in agriculture--Political aspects--Costa Rica.
- Water in agriculture
- Water in agriculture--Costa Rica--History--21st century.
- Water in agriculture
- Water-supply, Agricultural--Political aspects--Costa Rica.
- Water-supply, Agricultural
- Water-supply, Agricultural--Costa Rica--History--21st century.
- Water-supply, Agricultural
- Land use, Rural--Political aspects--Costa Rica.
- Land use, Rural
- Land use, Rural--Costa Rica--History--21st century.
- Land use, Rural
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- Partial requirement for: Ph. D., Arizona State University, 2014Note typethesis
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 211-230)Note typebibliography
- Field of study: Sustainability
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by Benjamin Warner