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TheBlackAdder

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9. The stuff I have is accessable via and EDU account, one database is JSTOR. All copyrighted.

Mon Aug 22, 2016, 08:56 AM

Aug 2016

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I'm sure there is a bunch of stuff via Google that may or may not be peer reviewed.

A quick few:

"Food, Fuel, and the Global Land Grab" Brown

"The New Mercantilism: China's Emerging Role in the Americas" Farnsworth

"Lions, Tigers, and Emerging Markets: Africa's Development Dilemmas" Pitcher

"The Democratic Malaise: Globalization and the Threat to the West" Kupchan

Film: "WE FEED THE WORLD" is interesting to watch.

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U.S. clearance for ChemChina deal sends Syngenta stock soaring [View all] cali Aug 2016 OP

Expect a massive wave of new multinational Chem-GMO-Pharma Trolls RapSoDee Aug 2016 #1

Why is the USG weighing in on the acquisition of a Swiss company by a Chinese company? (nt) Recursion Aug 2016 #2

Could it be this? cali Aug 2016 #3

My Emerging Economies course had peer research that China is on a Global land acquisition initiative TheBlackAdder Aug 2016 #4

So this is a good move then? SticksnStones Aug 2016 #5

It's good if your China. They uses their labor, not local labor, which is creating local poverty. TheBlackAdder Aug 2016 #7

I see... SticksnStones Aug 2016 #8

The stuff I have is accessable via and EDU account, one database is JSTOR. All copyrighted. TheBlackAdder Aug 2016 #9

Thank you for that effort SticksnStones Aug 2016 #10

I added a couple more. TheBlackAdder Aug 2016 #11

thanks for that information. cali Aug 2016 #6