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Book 2020lture in economic growth and development.Next the authors introduce the reader to the sustainability challenges ofmajor agroecosystems in the developing and industrialized worlds. Theconcluding chapter discusses the design and implementation of sustainabledevelopment pathways, through the expression

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2662-3889 policy perspective to discuss sustainable agricultural develThis book provides a non-technical, accessible primer onsustainable agricultural development and its relationship to sustainabledevelopment based on three analytical pillars. The first is to understandagriculture as complex physical-biologi

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Introduction,can understand, evaluate, and improve the sustainability of the diverse agricultural systems around the world. Our economic perspective is derived from the complexity of agricultural systems at local to global scales. This complexity means that there are inevitable tradeoffs among the economic, envi

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Challenges of Sustainable Agriculture in Developing Countries,s systems around the world, focusing primarily on the three regions where the vast majority of poor farmers are located: sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and East Asia. We discuss the main characteristics of the agricultural systems in these regions, their current status in terms of key sustainabilit