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Our Future in Chains project just published an article on development corridors as spatial imaginaries. From SAGCOT's case study, they show how corridors serve global agribusinesses to expand their value chains into African markets. @Charisenns @esulle46 https://bit.ly/2R1E1gV

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Gideon Tups @HidiGart·

8 May

New @CRC228 article: We discuss why and how the world's largest fertilizer firm was prominent in mobilizing the spatial imaginary of the development corridor SAGCOT. Orchestrating narrow future serves as resource of persuasive power in coupling processes.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0016718521001147

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Martin Paul Tabe-Ojong @tabe_ojong·

6 May

Stoked to see our paper published in the ERAE #OpenAccess. Using three waves of panel data from Ethiopia, we show that adoption of improved chickpea varieties improves smallholder commercialisation. @Mausch_K @tesfaye_ber @ICRISAT @ICRAF @CRC228

https://academic.oup.com/erae/advance-article/doi/10.1093/erae/jbab023/6265788

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