Rapid Transformations of Asian Food Systems - VIDEO

November 16, 2018 - Author: Tom Reardon

Rapid Transformations of Asian Food Systems and Implications for Farmers
A video lecture by Tom Reardon for the Agricultural Economics Research Association, India
November 16, 2018

Tags: agrifood system transformation, food security group, fsg news, india, value chain analysis

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Thomas Reardon

Thomas Reardon
reardon@msu.edu

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