Transnational Agrarian Movements Confronting Globalization (PDF)

Saturnino M. Borras Jr is Canada Research Chair in
International Development Studies at Saint Mary's University,
Halifax, Nova Scotia. He has been deeply involved in
(trans)national agrarian movements since the early 1980s as a
political activist. His books include Pro-Poor Land Reform: A
Critique (2007), Competing Views and Strategies on Agrarian
Reform - Vol 1, International Perspective, and Vol 2,
Philippine Perspective (2008); On Just Grounds: Struggling
for Agrarian Justice and Citizenship Rights in the Rural
Philippines (2005, co-edited with J Franco), Land,
Livelihoods and Development in an Era of Globalization (2007,
co-edited with H Akram Lodhi and C Kay), Market-Led Agrarian
Reform (2008, co-edited with C Kay and E Lahiff).

Marc Edelman is Professor of Anthropology at Hunter
College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
He has also taught or been a visiting researcher at Yale, Fordham,
Princeton, Columbia, the Institute for Advanced Study, and the
universities of Illinois, Tashkent and Costa Rica. His research
interests include Latin American agrarian history, rural
development, and the politics of controlling markets, whether
through welfare states, social movements, or global trade rules.
His books include The Logic of the Latifundio (1992) and
Peasants Against Globalization (1999), as well as a
co-edited volume The Anthropology of Development and
Globalization (Blackwell, 2005) and the co-authored Social
Democracy in the Global Periphery (2007).

Cristóbal Kay is Professor of Development Studies
and Rural Development at the Institute of Social Studies, The
Hague. His previous appointments were at the University of Chile in
Santiago, the Catholic University of Peru in Lima and the
University of Glasgow. He has done research on agrarian and rural
issues in several Latin American countries. Some of his co-edited
books are Labour and Development in Rural Cuba (1988),
Development and Social Change in

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