Cultivated land change in transitional China: Implications for grain self-sufficiency and environmental sustainability

S. Tan; N. Heerink; F. Qu

Cultivated land change in transitional China: Implications for grain self-sufficiency and environmental sustainability

S. Tan, N. Heerink, F. Qu

Development Economics

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Development economics between markets and institutions - Incentives for growth, food security and sustainable use of the environment
Editors	E. Bulte, R. Ruben
Place of Publication	Wageningen, The Netherlands
Pages	223-242
Number of pages	447
Publication status	Published - 2007

Publication series

Name	Mansholt publication series
Publisher	Wageningen Academic Publishers
Number	4

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Tan, S., Heerink, N., & Qu, F. (2007). Cultivated land change in transitional China: Implications for grain self-sufficiency and environmental sustainability. In E. Bulte, & R. Ruben (Eds.), Development economics between markets and institutions - Incentives for growth, food security and sustainable use of the environment (pp. 223-242). (Mansholt publication series; No. 4)..

Tan, S. ; Heerink, N. ; Qu, F. / Cultivated land change in transitional China: Implications for grain self-sufficiency and environmental sustainability. Development economics between markets and institutions - Incentives for growth, food security and sustainable use of the environment. editor / E. Bulte ; R. Ruben. Wageningen, The Netherlands, 2007. pp. 223-242 (Mansholt publication series; 4).

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Tan, S, Heerink, N & Qu, F 2007, Cultivated land change in transitional China: Implications for grain self-sufficiency and environmental sustainability. in E Bulte & R Ruben (eds), Development economics between markets and institutions - Incentives for growth, food security and sustainable use of the environment. Mansholt publication series, no. 4, Wageningen, The Netherlands, pp. 223-242.

Cultivated land change in transitional China: Implications for grain self-sufficiency and environmental sustainability. / Tan, S.; Heerink, N.; Qu, F.

Development economics between markets and institutions - Incentives for growth, food security and sustainable use of the environment. ed. / E. Bulte; R. Ruben. Wageningen, The Netherlands, 2007. p. 223-242 (Mansholt publication series; No. 4).

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Tan S, Heerink N, Qu F. Cultivated land change in transitional China: Implications for grain self-sufficiency and environmental sustainability. In Bulte E, Ruben R, editors, Development economics between markets and institutions - Incentives for growth, food security and sustainable use of the environment. Wageningen, The Netherlands. 2007. p. 223-242. (Mansholt publication series; 4).