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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Agrarian History"”.

  1. Land tenure and agriculture in Sayyoo-Afillo, Western Wallaga, Ethiopia, 1880-1974

    This dissertation outlines the agrarian history of the Oromo from their sixteenth century migration to the twentieth century. Using linguistic evidence the study argues that in the pre-sixteenth century period the pastoral and the agricultural Oromo had an interdependent economy and a unified …

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  2. Contrasting rural communities: The experience of South Yorkshire in the mid-nineteenth century.

    … typology and mid nineteenth century rural and agrarian history. The thesis is based upon the study of six village case studies, all in close proximity to the market town of Doncaster, which differed in terms of landownership and land type. Using a range of comparable and widely available …

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  3. The Economic Organisation of Egyptian Monasteries and their Estates, c. 400-900 AD

    … debate in ancient and medieval economic history, arguing that the economic activities of monasteries – and thus, likely other pre-modern households as well – should not be understood as entirely culturally determined, but instead as more economically minded than is presently assumed.

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  4. Seeds of Struggle: A Political Ecology of Millet Growing in Aohan, China

    … biopolitical perspective to the understanding of agrarian change in China. I conclude that the agrarian history of agricultural capitalisation is about more than only controlling the means and materials of production, as Marxist academics contend. It is also about the governance and regulation of …

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