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1 online resource (327 pages) |
| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; About the Book and Author; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; List of Tables, Maps, and Figures; Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction; PART 1 ANTECEDENTS; 1. The Three Villages in the Valley; 2. The Land Reform of 1945; PART 2 AGRICULTURAL COLLECTIVIZATION; 3. Agrarian Policies in the 1950s; 4. The First Phase of Collectivization; 5. The Second Phase of Collectivization; 6. The Three Collectives of Pécsely; 7. The First Merger; 8. Internal Organization in the New Rákoczi Collective; 9. The Jókai Collective; 10. The Collectives' Dependence and Independence |
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11. Relationship of Members to the CollectivePART 3 BEYOND THE COLLECTIVE; 12. Plot Farming: The 'Second Economy'; 13. The Small Giant: Form and Function of Plot Farming; 14. The integration of the Plots and the Collective; 15. Household Economy and Small Farming; 16. Plot Farming and Development of Income Differentials; 17. Networks of Reciprocity; 18. The 'Elite' of the Széphegy; 19. The Invisible Population; 20. Popular and Official Evaluation of Plot Farming; 21. Non-Agricultural Labour; PART 4 THE COLLECTIVE AND THE COMMUNITY; 22. Under One Roof?; 23. Community, Society: Institutions |
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24. Community, Society: Competing Paradigms25. The Traditional Paradigm; 26. The Socialist Paradigm; 27. The Western Urban Paradigm; 28. Social Differentiation; 29. Community, Society: Voluntary Associations; Conclusion; Glossary; Bibliography; Index; Untitled |
| Notes |
Print version record |
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9780429692857 |
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0429692854 |
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