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¿Qué sabemos sobre la agricultura familiar en el Perú?: Revisión crítica de evidencia, enfoques temáticos y vacíos para la política pública

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La agricultura familiar es central para comprender la estructura agraria, la seguridad alimentaria y las políticas rurales en el Perú. Este documento revisa críticamente 46 fuentes centradas en el caso peruano desde 2014 y organiza la evidencia mediante síntesis temática. Los hallazgos muestran avances importantes en caracterización, tipologías y estudios territoriales, pero menor acumulación en evaluación de políticas, extensión agraria, financiamiento, juventud rural, digitalización, inserción comercial diferenciada y trayectorias de transformación. Se plantea que la agenda de investigación debe desplazarse desde la pregunta por cuántos agricultores familiares existen y dónde se ubican hacia qué instrumentos funcionan, para qué productores, en qué territorios y bajo qué condiciones.

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  • Iglesias-Osores, Sebastian, 2026. "¿Qué sabemos sobre la agricultura familiar en el Perú?: Revisión crítica de evidencia, enfoques temáticos y vacíos para la política pública," SocArXiv nc6s4_v1, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:socarx:nc6s4_v1
    DOI: 10.31235/osf.io/nc6s4_v1
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