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• RETHINKING CHEROKEE ACCULTURATION: AGRARIAN CAPITALISM AND WOMEN'S RESISTANCE TO THE CULT OF DOMESTICITY, 1800-1838.
• After the Revolutionary war, agrarian capitalism expanded throughout the Southeastern sector of North America, including the Appalachian Mountains where the Cherokees resided. ...
• Historically, agrarian capitalism (a) has shifted control of households, land, and the means of production to men; (b) has triggered public policies that disempower women; and (c) has engendered a new "cult of domesticity" to rationalize the inequitable treatment of wives. ...
• "5 "Becoming civilized" meant that Cherokee men must become agrarian capitalists, like their white neighbors. ...
• AGRARIAN CAPITALISM AND MALE DOMINANCE OVER EXPORT AGRICULTURE .
• Some women embraced agrarian capitalism to a greater extent, and they emerged as important entrepreneurs in the Cherokee Nation. ...
• "100 By 1835, fewer than one-quarter of Cherokee families were undergoing or had made the transition to agrarian capitalism (see Table 3). Only a End of Page 167 small minority of slaveholding families had made a complete transition to agrarian capitalism. ... However, the vast majority of Cherokee households had been only minimally touched by agrarian capitalism. ...
• Clearly, the vast majority of Cherokee families had not accepted agrarian capitalism to the same degree as adjacent whites. ... Cherokee agrarian capitalists agreed with whites that it was "the backward lower class" (those families who comprised the majority) who were "holding back the nation's progress. ...
• The Nation's agrarian capitalists averaged 8 times more corn and 9 times more cattle and hogs than nine-tenths of Cherokee households. ...
• 110 However, agrarian capitalism necessitated a major restructuring of labor mechanisms and of ownership of the means of production. ... Agrarian capitalism left little place for the historical role of the wife's clan as her ultimate source of security. ...
• Between 1810-1827, the National Council passed 97 laws that were intended to erode old traditions and to push Cherokees toward Christianity and agrarian capitalism. ...
• Agrarian capitalism necessitated a major restructuring of gender-integrated labor mechanisms and of matrilineal ownership of the means of production. ...

• Agribusiness and the Land Crisis in Guatemala: No Peace without Agrarian Reform.
• Guatemala, like much of Latin America, faces a serious agrarian crisis due to misappropriation of land and land shortage. ...
• Most attribute Guatemala's agrarian problem to the "minifundio-latifundio dicho-tomy," a grossly inequitable land distribution pattern characterized by expansive tracts of land devoted to export agriculture (latifundios) and minuscule subsistence-oriented farms (minifundios) that feed the majority of the population. ... " Given violent uprisings over land in Colombia, Brazil, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and El Salvador, it appears that Latin America will never know peace without effective agrarian reform and equitable distribution of land.
• The Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace states, "Perverse inequalities in the distribution of common goods and in each person's opportunities for development, as well as the dehumanizing imbalances in individual and collective relationships brought about by such a concentration, are the cause of conflicts that undermine the very life of society" (Toward a Better Distribution of Land: The Challenge of Agrarian Reform 1998). ...
• political and economic interests rather than concern over Guatemala's agrarian problem. ...

• Agrarian Culture .
• Agrarian Culture - Gold Rush.
• A clash of the nomadic and agrarian cultures ensued. The outcome is a story retold throughout the world in the ages of man as the dominant Agrarian Culture prevailed.

• At 70, Wendell Berry remains a champion of agrarian ideals.
• In the 1970s, he made new-guard environmentalism look aged by marrying it with traditional agrarian sentiment. ... Scholar Kimberly Smith writes, "If Berry's ecological agrarianism doesn't look particularly innovative to us, it is because he makes the marriage of agrarian and environmental thought seem so natural that we assume agrarianism always implied ecological sensitivity -- or that ecological sensitivity always implied support for family farming. ...
• And, whether he is speaking of bad behavior ("foolishness," "pride," "sin," "error," "carelessness") or good ("character," "virtue," "moral law," "fidelity," "reverence"), his language is moralistic, which risks making him sound like an agrarian Dr. ...

• Links for the Agrarian in us all .

• Land Tenure and Agrarian Reform.
• Because the promise of land reform kindled part of the popular enthusiasm for the 1958 revolution and because the powerful landlords posed a potential threat to the new regime, agrarian reform was high on the agenda of the new government, which started the process of land reform within three months of taking power. ...
• By 1968, 10 years after agrarian reform was instituted, 1. ...
• In the 1970s, agrarian reform was carried further. ...

• The Conditions of Agricultural Growth: The Economics of Agrarian Change under Population Pressure.
• Ester Boserup, The Conditions of Agricultural Growth: The Economics of Agrarian Change under Population Pressure. ...
• Agrarian economists in the 1950s focused on the Western world, and thus they could appreciate only a relatively narrow range of techniques. ...
• Citation: Giovanni Federico, "Review of Ester Boserup The Conditions of Agricultural Growth: The Economics of Agrarian Change under Population Pressure" Economic History Services, Apr 16, 2001, URL : http://www. ...

• Agrarian Society.

• Adam Smith : The Forgotten Agrarian by John C. ...
• However, it is not clear to what extent such principles are exclusively "capitalist"; Supply and Demand is a law which applies apart from any system of politics; the distributist, the agrarian, even the socialist recognize such laws. ...
• The Forgotten Agrarian .
• In other words, Smith is a natural distributist and an agrarian, and the case he makes is a potent one. ...

• LAND TENURE AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT A Comparative Study of Agrarian Communities in Asia and Africa .

•  Behind the Agrarian Crisis of the 1990s .

• Books Written By: Brooke Colonialism and Agrarian Transformation in Bolivia Larson.
• Cochabamba, 1550-1900: Colonialism and Agrarian Transformation in Bolivia.
• Brooke Larson, Brooke Colonialism and Agrarian Transformation in Bolivia Larson.

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