LAND TENURE REFORM AND RURAL LIVELIHOODS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
Martin Adams, Sipho Sibanda, Stephen Turner
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Martin Adams, Sipho Sibanda, Stephen Turner
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"This paper reviews land tenure reform on communal land against the background of the repossession of private land occupied by white settlers. The purpose and scope of the proposed tenure reform in the former homelands of South Africa are described, as well as the attempts by South Africa's neighbours to resolve tenure problems in the Communal Areas."
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"This paper reviews land tenure reform on communal land against the background of the repossession of private land occupied by white settlers. The purpose and scope of the proposed tenure reform in the former homelands of South Africa are described, as well as the attempts by South Africa's neighbours to resolve tenure problems in the Communal Areas."
Key concepts: Land tenure, Livelihood, Land reform, Communal land, Land rights, Scope (computer science), Land law, Economic growth