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Landless farmer in Latin America: conditions of tenants, share- farmers and similar categories of semi-independent and independent agricultural workers in Latin America.

Contributor(s): International Labour Organisation.

Series: Studies and reports. 47New series. Publisher: Geneva, ILO 1957Description: VII, 117 P.Subject(s): rural worker | tenant farmer | Latin America | land tenure | sharecropping | legislation | comment | living conditions | glossary | statistical tableGenre/Form: ILO pubOnline resources: Full text Other editions: ;

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