Lateinamerikanischer Neostrukturalismus: Sojaboom und wirtschaftliche Konzentration in Argentinien
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DOI: 10.1515/zfw-2015-0581
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agribusiness; economic development; inequality; Kirchner; land; soft commodities; Agrarindustrie; Agrarrohstoffe; Kirchner; Landfrage; Ungleichheit; wirtschaftliche Entwicklung; agribusiness; economic development; inequality; Kirchner; land; soft commodities;All these keywords.
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