Western Australia’s Agriculture and Pastoralism in Cultural and Ecological Perspective

Schapper, Henry P.

doi:10.5172/rsj.6.2.3

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“…One argument is that as farm size increases and profitability eventually returns, a smaller number of viable producers will have the financial wherewithal to adopt conservation measures . Others wonder whether restructuring will occur under conditions of continued trade decline and a pervasive developmentalist ethos that continues to encourage widespread tree clearing (Haworth 1997 ;Schapper 1997).…”

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Agri‐Food Restructuring: A Synthesis of Recent Australian Research

Lawrence

1999

Rural Sociology

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Globalizing tendencies within capitalism are leading to important alterations in the structure of agricultural production and the ways food companies are involving themselves in processing and marketing. Increasingly, finance capital and transnational agribusiness have sought ways to influence, and in some cases redirect, farming activities in Australia. The penetration of farming structures by corporate capital has been hastened by state deregulation. Rather than providing detailed empirical evidence, this paper presents a broad synthesis of recent Australian research with the aim of informing readers otherwise unaware of events in the Antipodes of the forms and impacts of agri‐food change in Australia.

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Section: Environmental Impactsmentioning

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Agri‐Food Restructuring: A Synthesis of Recent Australian Research

Lawrence

1999

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Western Australia’s Agriculture and Pastoralism in Cultural and Ecological Perspective

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Agri‐Food Restructuring: A Synthesis of Recent Australian Research

Agri‐Food Restructuring: A Synthesis of Recent Australian Research

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