2004
DOI: 10.1525/cag.2004.26.1-2.38
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Clandestine Artisans or Integrated Producers?: Standardization of Rural Livelihood in the Norte Chico, Chile

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“…In a recent article in Culture & Agriculture (Alexander, 2004), I described the negative impact that a law designed to ensure sanitary production of hand-crafted goat cheese was having on many peasant families in the Norte Chico. Although part of a development program to promote market-integration of small producers, by setting standards for hygienic production that are beyond the reach of the poorest families (requirements entailing running water, electricity, special rooms and structures, etc.)…”
Section: Cowboys and Indians And Comunerosmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a recent article in Culture & Agriculture (Alexander, 2004), I described the negative impact that a law designed to ensure sanitary production of hand-crafted goat cheese was having on many peasant families in the Norte Chico. Although part of a development program to promote market-integration of small producers, by setting standards for hygienic production that are beyond the reach of the poorest families (requirements entailing running water, electricity, special rooms and structures, etc.)…”
Section: Cowboys and Indians And Comunerosmentioning
confidence: 99%