Trends in Agricultural Land in EU Countries of the Baltic Sea Region from the Perspective of Resilience and Food Security
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agricultural land; food security; farm scale; Baltic Sea region; EU; resilience; farm labour; industrialised farming; climate change;All these keywords.
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