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Seeds in a globalised world : agricultural biotechnology in Zimbabwe

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Science and citizenship in a global context

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Networks of knowledge : how farmers and scientists understand soils and their fertility ; a case study from Ethiopia

Dea, Data; Scoones, Ian - In: Oxford development studies 31 (2003) 4, pp. 461-478

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Global science, global policy : local to global policy processes for soils management in Africa

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Environmental policymaking in Zimbabwe : discourses, science and politics

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Environmental entitlements : dynamics and institutions in community-based natural resource management

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Landscapes, fields and soils : Understanding the history of soil fertility management in southern Zimbabwe

Scoones, Ian - In: Journal of Southern African studies 23 (1997) 4, pp. 615-634

Many commentators on African agriculture believe soil fertility is declining to levels where food production can no longer be sustained, thus spelling disaster for the future. But how accurate are these doomsday pictures? This paper takes a more focused look at the issues of soil fertility...

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