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Land for People: Land tenure and the very poor
Whittemore, Claire
Whittemore, Claire
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1985-01-01
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73
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Whoever owns the land also holds power. In the Third World the poor do not always have their own land. Oxfam, in its support for the poor overseas, increasingly has to face the problems of land tenure, problems which have to be overcome if the poor are really to escape from their poverty.
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1) Introduction; 2) Why the Rural Poor Stay Poor; 3) Land Reform - the Way Forward?; 4) Can Official Aid and Investment Benefit the Rural Poor?; 5) The Future Effects of Present International Attitudes to Poverty and Hunger: the World Conference on Agrarian Reform and Rural Development; 6) Conclusion; Appendix: The Rome Declaration on Agrarian Conflict: False Promises/False Premises Embodied in the World Conference on Agrarian Reform and Rural Development, Rome, July 12-20,1979; References
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Oxfam Public Affairs Report
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978-0-85598-046-7