These "ongoing disparities in land ownership" are why the government has sought to ... Act is a "silver bullet to effect large-scale land reform".

How much of Scotland should one person be allowed to control? Supported by A new land-reform bill aims to unwind a long history of inequality. But centuries of feudalism are difficult to shake.

That’s also a reason why law was seen as a right sort of discipline ... A law review article piqued his interest in land reform, a term used in legal and policy parlance to describe the transfer ...

Based on our years of work on land reform and agricultural policy, it’s unclear to us why such a bill is necessary. We believe there are two reasons a new law would be superfluous. Firstly ...

as the government pumps the brakes on its recent land reform drive. Beijing outlined the restrictions in its latest “No 1 document” – an annual policy statement on rural affairs released ...

Based on our years of work on land reform and agricultural policy it’s unclear to us why such a bill is necessary. We believe there are two reasons a new law would be superfluous. Firstly ...

said Dewi Kartika, secretary-general of the Consortium for Agrarian Reform, an Indonesian NGO that organized this year’s Asia Land Forum. That’s why the government must redistribute land to ...

These "ongoing disparities in land ownership" are why the government has sought to ... Act is a "silver bullet to effect large-scale land reform". Richard Windsor is a freelance writer for The ...