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Food Sovereignty and the Recognition of New Rights for Peasants at the UN: A Critical Overview of La Via Campesina's Rights Claims over the Last 20 Years

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Bibliographic reference Claeys, Priscilla. Food Sovereignty and the Recognition of New Rights for Peasants at the UN: A Critical Overview of La Via Campesina's Rights Claims over the Last 20 Years. In: Globalizations, Vol. 12, no.4, p. 452-465 (2014)
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