A economia política do complexo Soja-Carne Brasil-China ... : The political economy of the Brazil-China Soy-Meat Complex ...
The argument developed in the paper, based on the food regime approach, is that the formation of the “Brazil-China soy-meat complex”, from the early 2000s, represents a polycentric shift in global agri-food relations, driven by the interests of agribusiness corporations and food industries, as well...
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ftdatacite:10.22004/ag.econ.341184 2024-06-09T07:48:12+00:00 A economia política do complexo Soja-Carne Brasil-China ... : The political economy of the Brazil-China Soy-Meat Complex ... Escher, Fabiano Wilkinson, John 2019 pdf https://dx.doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.341184 https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/341184 pt por Unknown Agribusiness International Relations/Trade Brazil-China Soy-Meat complex food regime agribusiness agricultural international trade foreign direct investments Other Journal Article ScholarlyArticle article-journal 2019 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.341184 2024-05-13T10:50:28Z The argument developed in the paper, based on the food regime approach, is that the formation of the “Brazil-China soy-meat complex”, from the early 2000s, represents a polycentric shift in global agri-food relations, driven by the interests of agribusiness corporations and food industries, as well as national states, in a South/East direction, which challenges the established power of the large North Atlantic transnational corporations. Based on the contemporary literature in agrarian political economy and in a combination of quantitative and qualitative data, we identify the origins, characteristics and dynamics of the Brazil-China soy-meat complex through a comparative and relational analysis. After a brief theoretical review, we examine the change in eating habits and class diets and the restructuring of meat (especially pork) and feed industries on the Chinese side, as an importing pole, and the commodities boom and the expansion in production, planted area and shipments of soybean on the Brazilian ... Article in Journal/Newspaper North Atlantic DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) |
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The argument developed in the paper, based on the food regime approach, is that the formation of the “Brazil-China soy-meat complex”, from the early 2000s, represents a polycentric shift in global agri-food relations, driven by the interests of agribusiness corporations and food industries, as well as national states, in a South/East direction, which challenges the established power of the large North Atlantic transnational corporations. Based on the contemporary literature in agrarian political economy and in a combination of quantitative and qualitative data, we identify the origins, characteristics and dynamics of the Brazil-China soy-meat complex through a comparative and relational analysis. After a brief theoretical review, we examine the change in eating habits and class diets and the restructuring of meat (especially pork) and feed industries on the Chinese side, as an importing pole, and the commodities boom and the expansion in production, planted area and shipments of soybean on the Brazilian ... |
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A economia política do complexo Soja-Carne Brasil-China ... : The political economy of the Brazil-China Soy-Meat Complex ... |
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A economia política do complexo Soja-Carne Brasil-China ... : The political economy of the Brazil-China Soy-Meat Complex ... |
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A economia política do complexo Soja-Carne Brasil-China ... : The political economy of the Brazil-China Soy-Meat Complex ... |
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economia política do complexo soja-carne brasil-china ... : the political economy of the brazil-china soy-meat complex ... |
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