Shifting cultivation, livelihood and food security: New and old challenges for indigenous peoples in Asia

  • Ethnic minorities and indigenous people
  • Food security
  • Livelihood rights

Case studies on indigenous and ethnic peoples across Asia, their history with shifting cultivation, and the livelihood and food security impacts of their traditional agricultural processing.

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Shifting cultivation, livelihood and food security: New and old challenges for indigenous peoples in Asia

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Reports, journal articles, and research papers (including theses and dissertations)

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2015.0

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Christian Erni (editor)

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FAO, IWGIA ແລະ AIPP

Language

English

Date modified

7 Aug 2020