Competing for coffee space: Development-induced displacement in the central highlands of Vietnam
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2008
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Rural Sociological Society
Abstract
This article investigates the impact of coffee production on ethnic equality in Vietnam. As the second largest coffee exporter in the world, coffee has been a major contributor to economic development and success. However, it is observed that the economic benefits of coffee production have been unevenly distributed between native and non-native groups. Vietnam has become one of the most successful socialist nations due in large part to its coffee production, but this has come at the expense of the overall goal of economic and social equality.
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Economic growth, Cash crops, Economic policy, Indigenous community, Enterprise development, Agroforestry, Settlement displacement, Tree crops, Coffee, Development-induced displacement, Ethnic inequality, Economic inequality, Farm/Enterprise Scale
Citation
Rural Sociology 73(4): 528-554