No. 1.1 (166.1) (2015): Quarterly Village and Agriculture

Articles

• From the Scientific Editor

  Maria Halamska

  7-10

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• Criteria for defining of family farms in selected countries

  Mirosław Drygas

  11-22

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• Family farming in the development process. Conclusions and recommendations

  Jean-Michel Sourisseau, Philippe Bonnal, Jacques Marzin, Bruno Loscha, Pierre-Marie Bosc

  23-44

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• The family farms in the United States: social relations, scale and region

  Patrick Mooney, Keiko Tanaka

  45-57

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• Family farms in the EU – their structural and economic diversity and opportunities of growth

  Walenty Poczta, Ewelina Szuba-Barańska, Patrycja Beba, Wawrzyniec Czubak

  59-77

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• From disappearance to recovery: family farming in Central Europe Questioning the path dependency hypothesis

  Marie-Claude Maurel

  79-105

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• The specificity of family farming in Poland: the weight of both past and present conditions

  Maria Halamska

  107-129

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• Farmers and the cooperative movement in Poland: an old or a new social phenomenon?

  Piotr Nowak, Krzysztof Gorlach

  131-154

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• Social and economic aspects of the functioning of small agricultural holdings in Poland

  Janusz Żmija, Monika Szafrańska

  155-165

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• The vocational reorientation of farmers and their family members

  Ryszard Kamiński

  167-186

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• Family farming and the world in the future

  Sylwia Michalska

  187-195

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• Global forces and a new peasant class

  Ruta Śpiewak

  197-204

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