Abstract. This paper evaluates the growth of the agricultural gross output and productivity of land and labour in Greece. The Greek economy depended heavily agricultural exports (currants and later tobacco) to cover its imports of wheat and other foodstuffs and to maintain the exchange rate of its currency. As a result, the country followed a unique trajectory (different from that of other agricultural exporting Mediterranean countries) from the Great Depression to the 1920s. The agricultural income crisis erupted late in the 1890s and early 1900s, pushing a large number of peasants to emigrate and, temporarily, relaxing the land-labour ratio without transforming the agrarian system and techniques. The destabilizing political and demographi...
Land, Peasants and Economic Power — Greece, 18th-20th century. After obtaining its independence in...
“In the period of (around) 1855, Europe knows that several years ago the American Joseph Henry inven...
In 1950 Hellas was probably the most agricultural country of the West. Within the first thirty year...
Abstract. This paper evaluates the growth of the agricultural gross output and productivity of land ...
The purpose of this paper is to analyse the changes in the efficiency of Greek agriculture productio...
AbstractGreek industrialization in the post war period failed to establish a sustainable manufacturi...
In 1830 farmers constituted the majority of the Greek population. Part of these was small landowners...
After the liberation (1828) the land that belonged to the Turks became state-owned land. A large pa...
In the second half of the nineteenth century, the vast majority of nuts, citrus, and dried fruits co...
AbstractThe mechanization of the Greek agriculture began in the early 60s as a way to overcome the l...
Land Peasants and Economic Power. Long-term physical and demographic conditions in Greece (15th-18...
Defence date: 19 December 1990First made available online on 11 April 2014.The views of Greek histor...
Agrarian Reform in Greece, a portrait and appreciation. Few studies have been devoted to the appreci...
This work aims to analyse the two Greek land reforms, not only from an economic but also a social-po...
The French « agricultural crisis » between 1880 and 1900 resulted in a downward movement of both who...
Land, Peasants and Economic Power — Greece, 18th-20th century. After obtaining its independence in...
“In the period of (around) 1855, Europe knows that several years ago the American Joseph Henry inven...
In 1950 Hellas was probably the most agricultural country of the West. Within the first thirty year...
Abstract. This paper evaluates the growth of the agricultural gross output and productivity of land ...
The purpose of this paper is to analyse the changes in the efficiency of Greek agriculture productio...
AbstractGreek industrialization in the post war period failed to establish a sustainable manufacturi...
In 1830 farmers constituted the majority of the Greek population. Part of these was small landowners...
After the liberation (1828) the land that belonged to the Turks became state-owned land. A large pa...
In the second half of the nineteenth century, the vast majority of nuts, citrus, and dried fruits co...
AbstractThe mechanization of the Greek agriculture began in the early 60s as a way to overcome the l...
Land Peasants and Economic Power. Long-term physical and demographic conditions in Greece (15th-18...
Defence date: 19 December 1990First made available online on 11 April 2014.The views of Greek histor...
Agrarian Reform in Greece, a portrait and appreciation. Few studies have been devoted to the appreci...
This work aims to analyse the two Greek land reforms, not only from an economic but also a social-po...
The French « agricultural crisis » between 1880 and 1900 resulted in a downward movement of both who...
Land, Peasants and Economic Power — Greece, 18th-20th century. After obtaining its independence in...
“In the period of (around) 1855, Europe knows that several years ago the American Joseph Henry inven...
In 1950 Hellas was probably the most agricultural country of the West. Within the first thirty year...