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Too many people, too little land : the human ecology of a wet rice-growing village in the red river delta of Vietnam

By: Le, Trong Cuc.

Contributor(s): Rambo, A. Terry | Gillogly, Kathleen.

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BookSeries: Occasional Paper.Publisher: 1993; East-West Center Description: xix, 207 p. ill. 23 cm.ISBN: 0866381570.Subject(s): ECONOMIC CONDITIONS | SOCIAL CONDITIONS | ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION | SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT | SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE | SOCIAL ASPECTS | RICE | ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS | AGRICULTURE | VIET NAM | HUMAN ECOLOGY

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