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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Land privatization"”.

  1. Sustaining agricultural growth in China : a case for land privatization?

    … HRS, I will deliberate the case for and against land privatization as a policy prescription to sustain agricultural growth in China.

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  2. City growth and community-owned land in Mexico City

    … of the reforms to Article 27 that regulates land tenure in Mexico, there is consensus among political authorities, public officials, private investors, and scholars that the outcomes have been completely different than were predicted. In spite of the important changes produced in the legal …

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  3. INDIGENOUS CONTESTATIONS OF SHIFTING PROPERTY REGIMES: LAND CONFLICTS AND THE NGOBE IN BOCAS DEL TORO, PANAMA

    … in power affect indigenous groups’ access to land. Further, it explores the various means that indigenous populations use to legitimate their claims to land in a climate of shifting property regimes, when other differentially empowered claims to land may also be morally and/or legally …

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  4. Feeding India: Community Gardens and their Food Security Potential

    … in common property resource management and land ownership rights. Because common property resources are supplementary and require less expensive inputs, they are cheap, easy to grow, and available during difficult times. Community gardening, as a form of common property, ensures local food …

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