Titlebook: Domestic Food Production and Food Security in the Caribbean; Building Capacity an Clinton L. Beckford,Donovan R. Campbell Book 2013 Palgrav

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Vorgehensmodelle für die Systementwicklung food, which was half the country’s total import bill (Beckford and Bailey, 2009). The situation is similar in many other CARICOM countries and the developing world where markets have been opened up through trade liberalization (Short, 2000; Spitz, 2002; Walelign, 2002).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-92050-8 the attention, but droughts, floods, and landslides are all features of Caribbean life. In the past 10 years there has been billions of dollars of agricultural losses due to hurricanes and tropical storms. In Jamaica, for example, a cycle of storms caused losses of J$993 million in 2005 alone (McGregor et al., 2009).

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Book 2013nd discuss strategies for building capacity in local food production systems. The book is the product of over ten years of research by the authors. It will be of interest to scholars and students of Caribbean geography, cultural geography, food and agricultural geography, and food security.

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Business TV als kritischer Erfolgsfaktorropics—is important as 90 percent of food in rural areas of the developing world is produced by such farmers (Josette Sheeran—World Food Program, 2009). An understanding of small-scale farmers’ decision-making process can shed light on their activities and inform policy-making.

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Reinhold S. Jäger,Ulrike Behrens,Ute Leidig and Barker, 1997). Furthermore, there are ample examples that small-scale farmers are engaged in farm-level experimentation and innovation on a daily basis and that this is critical to their survival.