"Yeotopia" Found. But? The Yeoman Ideal that Underpinned New Zealand Agricultural Practice into the Early Twenty-First Century, with Americcan and Australian Comparisons

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"Yeotopia" Found. But? The Yeoman Ideal that Underpinned New Zealand Agricultural Practice into the Early Twenty-First Century, with Americcan and Australian Comparisons

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University of Otago

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This is a big-picture article based on a lifetime's cumulative research. It builds on versions of the paper delivered at the annual meeting of the Agricultural History Society in Boston in 2005 and in Springfield, Illinois, in 2010, and discusses an ideal that shaped farming and rural communities in several New World countries including the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. But this ideal lasted longer and achieved greater hegemony in New Zealand. This article tries to explai...

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Research paper

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Article

Date created

2019-12-01

Creator

Brooking, Tom

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/27635

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Arts & Humanities / History / History & Philosophy Of Science

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