Polarization of an agrarian community: a dilemma of the Philippine land reform.
作者： Masao Kikuchi , Yujiro Hayami
DOI: 10.2307/3146037
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摘要: The introduction of new rice technology in the irrigated lowland areas Province Laguna has induced labor migration from non-irrigated upland areas. Labor to been associated with a major change contracts ...
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