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Intensive Cultivation and Environment Use among the Matengo in Tanzania KATO, Masahiko (2001-07) African Study Monographs, 22(2): 73-92
Evaluation of an Indigenous Farming Systems in the Matengo Highlands, Tanzania, and Its Sustainability ITANI, Juichi (1998-10) African Study Monographs, 19(2): 55-68
ADAPTATION TO CHANGES IN THE COFFEE VALUE CHAIN AND THE PRICE OF COFFEE AMONG COFFEE PRODUCERS IN TWO VILLAGES IN KILIMANJARO, TANZANIA MHANDO, David Gongwe; HALLER, Tobias; MBEYALE, Gimbage; LUDI, Eva (2013-03) African Study Monographs, 34(1): 27-56
CONFLICT AS MOTIVATION FOR CHANGE: THE CASE OF COFFEE FARMERS' COOPERATIVES IN MOSHI, TANZANIA Mhando, David Gongwe (2014-10) African Study Monographs. Supplementary Issue, 50: 137-154
ENDOGENOUS MOVEMENTS FOR WATER SUPPLY WORKS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS TO RURAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE: THE CASE OF THE MATENGO HIGHLANDS IN SOUTHERN TANZANIA KUROSAKI, Ryugo (2010-04) African Study Monographs, 31(1): 31-55
THE DECLINING COFFEE ECONOMY AND LOW POPULATION GROWTH IN MWANGA DISTRICT, TANZANIA IKENO, Jun (2007-03-05) African Study Monographs. Supplementary Issue, 35: 3-39
ECONOMIC LIBERALIZATION AND AREAL DIFFERENTIATION OF LIVELIHOOD STRATEGIES IN THE SMALLHOLDER COFFEE PRODUCTION AREA OF THE ARUMERU DISTRICT, TANZANIA UEDA, Gen (2007-03-05) African Study Monographs. Supplementary Issue, 35: 43-70
NEW ROLE OF COOPERATIVES IN ETHIOPIA: THE CASE OF ETHIOPIAN COFFEE FARMERS COOPERATIVES KODAMA, Yuka (2007-03-05) African Study Monographs. Supplementary Issue, 35: 87-108
RECENT CHANGES IN CROP PATTERNS IN THE KILIMANJARO REGION OF TANZANIA: THE DECLINE OF COFFEE AND THE RISE OF MAIZE AND RICE MAGHIMBI, Sam (2007-03-05) African Study Monographs. Supplementary Issue, 35: 73-83
REGIONAL DIFFERENCES REGARDING LAND TENANCY IN RURAL RWANDA, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SHARECROPPING IN A COFFEE PRODUCTION AREA TAKEUCHI, Shinichi; MARARA, Jean (2007-03-05) African Study Monographs. Supplementary Issue, 35: 111-138