Search for dissertations about: "family farms"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 15 swedish dissertations containing the words family farms.
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6. Doing gender (in) equality in Swedish family farming : gendered labour and resources in agrarian change
Abstract : Economic and social conditions on Swedish farms have altered in recent decades, restructuring the sector, but the family farm is still the primary production unit. Sweden is often described as a role model in gender equality, but a gender-unequal situation in farming has been identified, posing a political challenge. READ MORE
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7. Quantifying internal and external influences on Swedish farmers’ strategic choices and performance outcomes
Abstract : The Swedish agricultural sector is undergoing a period of rationalization and structural change where farms have become fewer and larger. This has created a number of challenges for the remaining farms in terms of how to survive and prosper in the changing competitive landscape. READ MORE
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8. Management accounting in farm businesses
Abstract : This thesis examines what management accounting (MA) practices are used in farms, how they are shaped and what their implications are. The four papers illustrate numerous linkages between MA, accountability, the firm, the manager and the wider context. READ MORE
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9. Issues of Complex Hierarchical Data and Multilevel Analysis : Applications in Empirical Economics
Abstract : This thesis consists of four individual essays and an introduction chapter. The essays are in the field of multilevel analysis of economic data. The first essay estimates capitalisation effects of farm attributes, with a particular focus on single farm payments (SFP), into the price of farms. READ MORE
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10. Coastal livelihoods : A study of population and land-use in Noarootsi, Estonia 1690 to 1940
Abstract : This thesis investigates how the inhabitants formed the coastal landscape of northwest Estonia through both internal change and external impact by estate owners, provincial government and imperial decrees. Two villages on the largely Swedish populated Noarootsi peninsula, Einbi (Enby) and Kudani (Gutanäs), are examined in detail. READ MORE