land reform
Theory On Land Reform: An Overview
... In its traditional and generally accepted sense, land reform always meant the redistribution of property rights in land for the benefit of the landless peasants, small farmers and te[r] ...
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Land Reform in Sri Lanka
... Given the fact that both privately-owned land and private company-held land were affected by the Land Reform Law of 1972, it was inevitable that public company-hel[r] ...
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A precarious balance: consequences of Zimbabwe's fast-track land reform
... The enquiry also ' showed that most land in the study area has been listed for compulsory acquisition under the fast - track land reform programme, although some [r] ...
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South Island high country land reform 1992-2015
... land reform (Cabinet Business Committee, 2007, paragraphs 22-3) in an attempt to address many of these problems (see Table ...with land reform were structural, and if a National- led ...
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Appraisal of land reform projects in the Northwest Province of South Africa
... the land reform programme to satisfy a need for residential land and to have access to a small plot to cultivate subsistence crops and rear some ...state land or in some form of ...
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Land Reform System and Its Implications on Agricultural Production in Nigeria
... of land reforms system on agricultural production in ...of land reforms, examine the problems of land reforms and finally, consider the implication of land reforms on agricultural production ...
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Fast Track Land Reform and Agricultural Productivity in Zimbabwe
... skewed land ownership ...agricultural land, of which 75% was found in the most agriculturally productive areas (Shaw, ...communal land ownership vested in the state, with rights of usufruct being ...
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Land Reform and Farm-Household Income Inequality: The Case of Georgia
... of land reform are examined for the case of Georgia using regression-based inequality decomposition ...egalitarian land redistribution is likely to equalize per-capita income among farm households, ...
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The impact of land reform on the status of large carnivores in Zimbabwe.
... grazing land was set aside and became part of the conservancy (Lindsey et ...durable land use model than the largely exclusive ownership of extensive areas of land by a minority ethnic group, and ...
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Land reform and the formalization of household credit in rural Vietnam
... the land reform, namely the functioning of the introduced land markets and its redistributive consequences (see, for instance, Deininger and Jin, 2008, Do and Iyer, 2008 and Ravallion and de Walle, ...
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Social and economic dimensions of land reform a territorial aproach
... At the county level it can notice a consolidation of the lease especially in the south and east parts of Romania. Here are the counties where the largest leased agricultural area is located: Constanta 61,19%, Călăraşi ...
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Capitalising on the Irish land question : land reform and state banking in Ireland, 1891–1938
... the land purchase schemes described in this paper were one of the most important tools used to address the land question, the land bonds used to implement the schemes have heretofore been ...collect ...
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A Failed Land Reform Strategy in Zimbabwe. The Willing Buyer Willing Seller
... meaningful land reform programme could take ...acquire land on a willing seller-willing buyer basis during the first ten years of ...Where land was offered to government in most cases it was ...
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Land reform in South Africa : a case study of the Witzenberg pals initiative
... including land reform beneficiaries, need more support when joining the agricultural sector (Van Rooyen et ...the Land Bank could play the role of a catalyst and become the centre through which ...
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Labour after Land Reform: The Precarious Livelihoods of Former Farmworkers in Zimbabwe
... between land and labour are negotiated. In the post-land reform setting, a simple label of ‘farmworker’ is insufficient, as diverse classes of labour exist side-by-side, influenced by a process of ...
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Land Reform in the Twenty-First Century: New Challenges, New Responses
... from land reform ...generation” land-reform challenge is to give the remaining roughly 130 million households who had been on state or collective farms the right and the wherewithal to farm as ...
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Land to the Landless? A Theological Reflection on Some Christian Views to the Land reform Program in Zimbabwe, 2000-2008
... delicate land reform programme in ...of land reform in Zimbabwe is deeply radiated in the ancient biblical ...the land reform. This passage is a commandment to possess ...
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The potential and limits of the proactive land acquisition strategy: land reform implementation in Gauteng province of South Africa
... the land redistribution process by eliminating a grant system which was limited to a particular amount of funding (DLA, ...the land because they could not secure additional funds to supplement the grant for ...
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Impact of land redistribution on consumption in South Africa : An impact assessment analysis of the South African land reform
... the land reform in Colombia in the 1960s and 70s were to correct the inequitable distribution of land and increase agricultural ...initiated land reform settlements were ...many ...
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Land Reform: An Analysis of Definitions, Types and Approaches
... on land reform has always been contested because the subject is highly emotional and subjected to polarised media ...the land reform has been highly politicised and both internal and external ...
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