What can multinationals do for peasants?
By: Hendrick Serrie and S. Brian Burkhalter, guest editors.
Contributors: Serrie, Hendrick.; Burkhalter, Steve Brian, 1951-
Series: Studies in Third World societies -- publication no. 49.
Publisher: Dept. of Anthropology, College of William and Mary
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Williamsburg, Va
Language: eng
Number of pages: 259
Subjects: International business enterprises -- Social aspects -- Developing countries.; Peasantry -- Developing countries.; Developing countries -- Economic conditions.
Notes: "February 1994."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Peasants and multinational enterprises / Hendirck Serrie and S. Brian Burkhalter; value: Peasnats as customers of multinational firms / Hendrick Serrie; value: Product designs for peasant consumers / S. Brian Burkhalter; value: Tapping Third World peasant markets / Jeffrey A. Fadiman; value: Products for empowering peasants / Betty B. Faust; value: Agriculture, nutrition, and multinational firms / Mary Ann C. Keenan; value: Japanese multinationals and the development of Thailand's farm machinery industry / Todd V. Titterud; value: Peasant production, transnational corporations, and the transfer of culture-specific technology in Bangladesh / Ali Manwar; value: Corporation anthropologists at work in the Third World / Richard H. Reeves-Ellington; value: The sociocultural impacts of multinational corporations in Third World countries / Todd V. Titterud.