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Did colonialism capture the peasantry: A case study of the Kagera District, Tanzania.

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Smith, Charles David

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TextPublication details: Uppsala : Scandinavian Institute of African Studies, 1989.Subject(s):

Rural Development
Administration -- Rural communities -- Rural planning//Tanzania/. -- Administration -- Rural communities -- Rural planning//Tanzania/. -- Administration -- Rural communities -- Rural planning//Tanzania

Summary: Examines a particular peasant economy and society in Tanzania during the British colonial period and describes new basic needs which were added to what smallholders considered as an acceptable standard of living.

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Examines a particular peasant economy and society in Tanzania during the British colonial period and describes new basic needs which were added to what smallholders considered as an acceptable standard of living.

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