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What happened when the land grab came to Southeast Asia?
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How not to think of land-grabbing: three critiques of large-scale investments in farmland
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no DOI — not checkedTransnational land deals for agriculture in the Global South: analytical report based on the Land Matrix database
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no DOI — not checkedBorneo transformed: Agricultural expansion on the Southeast Asian frontier
no DOI — not checkedLand Policy Study 2: Land Markets in Urban and Rural Areas of Lao PDR
no DOI — not checkedAgribusiness large-scale land acquisitions and human rights in Southeast Asia
no DOI — not checkedPromised land: Palm oil and land acquisition in Indonesia: Implications for local communities and indigenous peoples
no DOI — not checkedLand grab or development opportunity? agricultural investment and international land deals in Africa
no DOI — not checkedLand and longhouse: Agrarian transformation in the uplands of Sarawak
no DOI — not checkedAgricultural expansion in Southeast Asia: Borneo in the eye of the storm
no DOI — not checkedThe handbook of contemporary Cambodia
no DOI — not checkedAgrarian transformations: Local processes and the state in Southeast Asia
no DOI — not checkedPolitical economy of environment in Thailand
no DOI — not checkedThe global farms race: Land grabs, agricultural investment, and the scramble for food security
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no DOI — not checkedTransforming the Indonesian uplands
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no DOI — not checkedMontemayor, R.Q. 2013.Regional perspectives: Asia. In Kugelman and Levenstein 2013, 135–52. Washington, DC: Island Press.
no DOI — not checkedInternational land deals for agriculture. Fresh insights from the Land Matrix: Analytical report II
no DOI — not checkedThe land grabbers: The new fight over who owns the earth
no DOI — not checkedAgricultural land acquisitions: A lens on Southeast Asia. IIED briefing
no DOI — not checkedThe palm oil controversy in Southeast Asia: A transnational perspective
no DOI — not checkedCommercial pressures on land in Asia: An overview
no DOI — not checkedWeapons of the weak: Everyday forms of peasant resistance
no DOI — not checkedThe Global Land Grab. Beyond the Hype
no DOI — not checkedThailand’s political peasants: Power in the modern rural economy
no DOI — not checkedRising global interest in farmland: Can it yield sustainable and equitable benefits?
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