Africa has often been described as the 'forgotten continent' but dramatic changes have occurred in African agribusiness over the last ten years. On the one hand, the greatest transfer of land ownership since the colonial era continues apace. These deals are sometimes seen as a land grab, or new form of colonialism. On the other hand this new investment and the involvement of large scale agribusiness also offers the potential of bringing new technologies and techniques to the region. Could this technology transfer help Africa to replicate the Brazilian ‘miracle’? The wider agricultural community, more familiar with tales of feuds and famine in Africa, has largely overlooked many of these changes, but this paper argues that it behoves the Agr...
Sub-Saharan Africa is witnessing rapid changes in farm size distributions. “Medium-scale” farm landh...
Sub-Saharan Africa is experiencing major changes in farm land ownership and use, which are both caus...
South Africa's agrarian and corporate capital presently invest in agriculture in 28 African countrie...
Africa has often been described as the 'forgotten continent' but dramatic changes have occurred in A...
The article details features and implications of the global land rush, with particular focus on Afri...
In West Africa, domestic investors acquire plots of farm land using their connections, powers and re...
Africa has been at the centre of a “land grab” in recent years, with investors lured by projections ...
The article details features and implications of the global land rush, with particular focus on Afri...
This paper highlights the narrative of Africa Rising. It indicates that indeed Africa as well as agr...
Sub-Saharan Africa is experiencing major changes in farm land ownership and use, which are both caus...
Over the past decade, large-scale land acquisition in Africa has become quite intense, especially in...
The new Millennium has marked the advent of a new global land rush worldwide. Growing demand for foo...
In a world that is developing fast, Africa¿s relative stagnation is a human tragedy that challenges ...
It is broadly recognised that vigorous agricultural growth is essential for African development, bot...
Economic power has been shifting globally from west to east for decades now, largely by-passing the ...
Sub-Saharan Africa is witnessing rapid changes in farm size distributions. “Medium-scale” farm landh...
Sub-Saharan Africa is experiencing major changes in farm land ownership and use, which are both caus...
South Africa's agrarian and corporate capital presently invest in agriculture in 28 African countrie...
Africa has often been described as the 'forgotten continent' but dramatic changes have occurred in A...
The article details features and implications of the global land rush, with particular focus on Afri...
In West Africa, domestic investors acquire plots of farm land using their connections, powers and re...
Africa has been at the centre of a “land grab” in recent years, with investors lured by projections ...
The article details features and implications of the global land rush, with particular focus on Afri...
This paper highlights the narrative of Africa Rising. It indicates that indeed Africa as well as agr...
Sub-Saharan Africa is experiencing major changes in farm land ownership and use, which are both caus...
Over the past decade, large-scale land acquisition in Africa has become quite intense, especially in...
The new Millennium has marked the advent of a new global land rush worldwide. Growing demand for foo...
In a world that is developing fast, Africa¿s relative stagnation is a human tragedy that challenges ...
It is broadly recognised that vigorous agricultural growth is essential for African development, bot...
Economic power has been shifting globally from west to east for decades now, largely by-passing the ...
Sub-Saharan Africa is witnessing rapid changes in farm size distributions. “Medium-scale” farm landh...
Sub-Saharan Africa is experiencing major changes in farm land ownership and use, which are both caus...
South Africa's agrarian and corporate capital presently invest in agriculture in 28 African countrie...