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Erbil Karaman,Deniz Dirik,Onur Karaaslanss livelihood assets through social relations. Social network power is linked to household land development beliefs and behaviors, comprising knowledge, involvement, and perception of influence on land development. Social networks are then linked to livelihood strategies. The relationship between or

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Militia

Tim Chard MD, FRCOG,Arnold Klopper MD, FRCOG the Yamuna farmers, findings are related to larger issues of urban food production as a practice embedded in changing land use patters, natural hazards, and uneven distribution of knowledge. The broader theoretical framework that lays the foundation for the research is revisited, including the conc

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Saccadic oculo-motor control chipial networks to consider how power in household social networks operates as a pattern of patches and corridors. The book concludes by re-visiting and linking together the diverse and fragmented parts of the Yamuna farmers’ stories into a scaffolding for future directions for inquiry and policy relat

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when conducting the study is acknowledged; the researcher-researched binary itself is an identity formed that doesn’t pre-exist the relationship. Finally, overall research design, methodological challenges, and limits to analysis with partial data are described.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-4689-1l-political contexts and an attempt is made to quantify power relations. In terms of characterizing the household social network, households could . in human capital through education; . human and financial capital through other forms of employment; and . social and human capital through large famil

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The Emergence of Place-Based Conservation,/paid for laborers, hired other farmers for labor rather than outsiders, and hired laborers who already knew how to farm; and, . human, social, and financial capital by exchanging labor for labor. The primary capital provided by labor was human capital, but hired labor could deplete financial capita