Land policies for growth and poverty reduction / Klaus Deininger.
2003
333.0091724 D324l 2003
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Title
Land policies for growth and poverty reduction / Klaus Deininger.
Author
ISBN
0821350714
Imprint
Washington, DC : World Bank ; Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, c2003.
Language
English
Description
xlvi, 239 p. : col. ill. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
333.0091724 D324l 2003
System Control No.
(OCoLC)51984786
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-239).
Formatted Contents Note
The importance of land policies
Property rights to land
Land transactions
Socially desirable land use
challenges ahead
1. The relevance of land rights
Land policy in different regional contexts
The role of this report
2. Property rights to land
The historical context
Conceptual framework
Demand for and impact of secure property rights
Policy implications
3. Land transactions
Key factors affecting the functioning of rural land markets
Implications for land rental markets
Implications for land sales markets
Empirical evidence on land markets in different regions
Policy implications
4. Fostering socially desirable land use
Restructuring the farm sector in CEE and CIS countries
Enhancing land access through land reform
Reducing the incidence and impact of land-related conflict land taxation
Devolution of control of state land
Land use policy in contexts
Continuity and change since 1975.
Property rights to land
Land transactions
Socially desirable land use
challenges ahead
1. The relevance of land rights
Land policy in different regional contexts
The role of this report
2. Property rights to land
The historical context
Conceptual framework
Demand for and impact of secure property rights
Policy implications
3. Land transactions
Key factors affecting the functioning of rural land markets
Implications for land rental markets
Implications for land sales markets
Empirical evidence on land markets in different regions
Policy implications
4. Fostering socially desirable land use
Restructuring the farm sector in CEE and CIS countries
Enhancing land access through land reform
Reducing the incidence and impact of land-related conflict land taxation
Devolution of control of state land
Land use policy in contexts
Continuity and change since 1975.
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Series
A World Bank policy research report
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