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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Land alienation"”.
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Terra ex machina : land building and the breach of property regimes
Land building is the infilling of littoral or wetlands systems with developable dryland. It has long been used by state actors to overcome territorial constraints and conquer "wastelands" for economic development, but is increasingly used for large-scale, privately-financed real estate development. …
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A history of Ngoni chiefs of fort Jameson (Chipata) under colonial rule, 1895 - 1964.
… Office and the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. These policies include land alienation, taxation and labour recruitment. The study shows that the Ngoni were not passive in their reactions. Their rulers, for example, tended to collect taxes less resented by their followers and vehemently …
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A history of Ngoni chiefs of fort Jameson (Chipata) under colonial rule, 1895 - 1964.
… Office and the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. These policies include land alienation, taxation and labour recruitment. The study shows that the Ngoni were not passive in their reactions. Their rulers, for example, tended to collect taxes less resented by their followers and vehemently …
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A History of poverty in Central Province, Zambia, c.1850 - 2000
… elements. Some colonial policies such as land alienation robbed Africans of the most productive land. This study therefore investigates and discusses the history of poverty in the Central Province of Zambia in the period c1850 to 2000. This has been done in the context of the changing …
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Ecology, Agriculture and Proletarianization : A study of the sinazongwe area in Gwembe Valley of the Southern Province of Zambia : 1900 to 1989
… chapter demonstrates how colonial policies like land alienation, the Inyoka tobacco ordinance of 1924 and the Kariba resettlement programme undermined agricultural development in our area of study. It shows how the impact of colonial policies on ecology worsened the problem of shortage of food …
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Ecology, Agriculture and Proletarianization : A study of the sinazongwe area in Gwembe Valley of the Southern Province of Zambia : 1900 to 1989
… chapter demonstrates how colonial policies like land alienation, the Inyoka tobacco ordinance of 1924 and the Kariba resettlement programme undermined agricultural development in our area of study. It shows how the impact of colonial policies on ecology worsened the problem of shortage of food …
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A kawa led approach for the practical application of geospatial science : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Earth Science at Massey University, Manawatū, New Zealand. EMBARGOED indefinitely.
… a tool of colonisation and often contributed to land alienation and injustices to Māori. However, historic maps produced through processes such as land surveys often contain significant information that presents an opportunity for use by Māori, provided it is in alignment with kawa of the …
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Living on the Edge: The Predicament of a Rural Indigenous Santal Community in Bangladesh
… and religion and by distancing them from the land that has belonged to them for centuries. The findings present a shift from the ritual-based, cultural matrix of the rural indigenous community and its tradition-oriented socio-political and education systems. Exclusionary policies and practices …
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Land transfer, social change and political stability in the Punjab, 1849-1901
… value of the agricultural surplus. The value of land rose; the credit of the land-owners expanded; they began to borrow freely for agricultural and social purposes; the trading castes and indeed men of capital and enterprise of all classes, became interested in the acquisition of land; and the …
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Land transfer, social change and political stability in the Punjab, 1849-1901
… value of the agricultural surplus. The value of land rose; the credit of the land-owners expanded; they began to borrow freely for agricultural and social purposes; the trading castes and indeed men of capital and enterprise of all classes, became interested in the acquisition of land; and the …
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Vulnerability to Drought Risk and Famine: Local Responses and External Interventions among the Afar of Ethiopia, a study on the Aghini Pastoral Community
… pressures which include state intervention, land alienation, encroachment by cultivators, loss of dry season/drought retreats, curtailment of mobility and unfavourable terms of trade. Stresses which include frequent drought, conflicts, political instability, weakening mutual support systems, …
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"We are Refugees in Our Own Homeland": Land Dispossession and Resettlement Challenges in Post-Conflict Teso, Uganda
… Uganda from 2012-2013. It focuses primarily on land dispossession and challenges to resettlement. Conflicts over land intensified in the early 1990s, coinciding with the early stages of resettlement in southern Teso after a period of regional civil war and large-scale cattle rustling. In …