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Land Reform and Farm Restructuring in Ukraine

Z. Lerman, Karen Brooks, Csaba Csaki

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The rush to privatize farming in Ukraine has ground to a halt. Ukrainian agriculture remains predominantly collective, and the switch to private farming has slowed considerably. Unless the government steps in soon, land reform in Ukraine will be in danger of stagnating.

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The rush to privatize farming in Ukraine has ground to a halt. Ukrainian agriculture remains predominantly collective, and the switch to private farming has slowed considerably. Unless the government steps in soon, land reform in Ukraine will be in danger of stagnating.

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The rush to privatize farming in Ukraine has ground to a halt. Ukrainian agriculture remains predominantly collective, and the switch to private farming has slowed considerably. Unless the government steps in soon, land reform in Ukraine will be in danger of stagnating.

Key concepts: Restructuring, Land tenure, Business, Common ownership, State ownership, Ukrainian, Legislation, Market economy

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