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Ambra Poggi,Claudia Villosioving food security can be complex: the solution does not lie in agricultural transformation alone. Tapping the massive potential of agribusiness, projected to be bigger than the current GDP by 2030, can turn Africa to a powerful net food exporter.

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Institutional Anchors for Job Quality — The Case of Industrial Relations or government policy, and finally it involves social dialogue and policy directives at EU level. Thus, although institutions and policies do matter, they impact on job quality in a rather complex manner.

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Low-Paid but Satisfied? How Immigrant and Ethnic Minority Workers in Low-Wage Jobs Make Sense of The a review; Diener et al., 1999; Clark and Oswald, 1994, 1996; Poggi, 2010). As a rule, jobs characterised by low wages and low status are associated with a low level of job satisfaction (Eurofound, 2013b). However, this is not always the case.

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Reciprocity, Allegiance and the Market: Social Integration Still at Workectations and negotiations, norms and values. However, the common sense of recent debates on restructuring and fragmentation of work appears to be that market pressures, globalisation, restructuring and technological change corrode and individualise these relationships and patterns of social order (Bolton and Houlihan, 2009; Thompson, 2003).

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Albert Recio,Sara Moreno-Colom,Alejandro Godino, and we review their levels and changes over the past three decades. Family planning and population policies are discussed, and we review demographic projections for the DRC and prospects for a first demographic dividend.