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Despite the fact that the historical experience of the construction of socialism has taken place in predominantly agrarian societies, it is notorious that the 'agrarian question' remains unresolved and constrains their progress to a greater or lesser degree [White and White, 1982]. This is all the more crucial for those revolutions of the second half of the twentieth century which, generated in the Third World by the 'liberation struggle', not only seek an increased food supply as the basis for raising popular living standards, but also greater exports from the primary sector (albeit in processed form) to secure imports of producer goods. Thus the agrarian question becomes central to
DOI link for Despite the fact that the historical experience of the construction of socialism has taken place in predominantly agrarian societies, it is notorious that the 'agrarian question' remains unresolved and constrains their progress to a greater or lesser degree [White and White, 1982]. This is all the more crucial for those revolutions of the second half of the twentieth century which, generated in the Third World by the 'liberation struggle', not only seek an increased food supply as the basis for raising popular living standards, but also greater exports from the primary sector (albeit in processed form) to secure imports of producer goods. Thus the agrarian question becomes central to
Despite the fact that the historical experience of the construction of socialism has taken place in predominantly agrarian societies, it is notorious that the 'agrarian question' remains unresolved and constrains their progress to a greater or lesser degree [White and White, 1982]. This is all the more crucial for those revolutions of the second half of the twentieth century which, generated in the Third World by the 'liberation struggle', not only seek an increased food supply as the basis for raising popular living standards, but also greater exports from the primary sector (albeit in processed form) to secure imports of producer goods. Thus the agrarian question becomes central to
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