Roots of Change
Human behaviour and agricultural evolution in Mali
The Roots of Change focuses attention on the source of local agrarian change: human creativity and social interaction. Building on the view that these innate human characteristics are central forces in the evolution of local agricultural systems, this volume explores the patterns of farmers' individual and joint behaviour in the generation, adaption and spread of new agricultural practices. Published in the 'Indigenous Knowledge in Development' series.
Published: 1999
Pages: 184
eBook: 9781780443102
Paperback: 9781853394683
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Brent Simpson
Brent Simpson is the Programme Leader for Systems Development and Technology Transfer at WARDA (West Africa Rice Development Association). Bouake, Ivory Coast.
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