between the links of the chain, whereas the dotted lines connect indirect stakeholders. Shrimp growers produce on communitarian farms, organized in 44 cooperatives with a total of 1,500 members, and exploiting the 800 ha of shallow water available for
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. Individualistic in orientation, the theory posited that immigrants and their children would shed their ethnic identities and become American. Nonetheless, earlier European immigrants maintained their communitarian traditions through American denominations. With
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capitalism to which countries may only approximate: the liberal model, corporatism, statism and meso-communitarianism ( Becker, 2009, pp. 57–59 ). 8 Except for the last type, to which only Japan and South Korea approximate, the other types coincide with