The yield of two fields: redefining the value of smallholder farming through human capital interplay in Ghana
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posted on 2024-11-27, 09:45 authored by Pauline ShabaniThe yield of two fields: redefining the value of smallholder farming through human capital interplay in Ghana
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- Loughborough University, London
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© Pauline ShabaniPublication date
2023Notes
A Doctoral Thesis. Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy of Loughborough University.Language
- en
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Angela Martinez Dy ; Holly Collison-RandallQualification name
- PhD
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- Doctoral
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African agribusinessAfrican developmentAfrican food securityAgri-food chainsAgri-businessAgricultorAgricultureAgricultural entrepreneurshipAgri foodAgricultural innovationAgricultural practices in AfricaDecoloniseDecolonisationDevelopment researchDiaspora entrepreneurshipEconomic development in GhanaEntrepreneurship in AfricaFarmingEthnographyFood securityEthnographic studyGhanaGhana agricultureGhanian entrepreneurshipHuman capitalHuman capital critiqueHuman capital theoryKnowledge transferLocal-global collaborationLocal-global entrepreneurshipPostcolonial ethnographyPostcolonial research methodsPostcolonialPostcolonial studiesReturneeReturnee entrepreneursQualitative researchRural developmentRural entrepreneurshipSmallholder farmingSmallholder farmsSub-Saharan Africa developmentSustainable livelihoodsValue additionValue
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