Individualized land tenure and african agricultural development : alternatives for policy / Barrows, R.L.

Public ISBD Titre : Individualized land tenure and african agricultural development : alternatives for policy Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Barrows, R.L. Mention d'édition : Wisconsin university/Land tenure center Editeur : Wisconsin University/Land tenure Center Année de publication : 1973 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-05356 Note générale : "This paper discusses the influence of land tenure institutions on agricultural development. The frame of reference in that of an agricultural system based on shifting cultivation or ""bush fallow"" and a land tenure system based on extended family or lineage control of usufruct of pang. The agricultural and tenure systems of the Mende and Limba in Sierra Leone are used as illustrations. The basic argument is that land tenure rules define the opportunity to earn income also define the security with which that opportunity is hold..." Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Régime foncier  Agriculture  Développement rural  Système foncier  Développement agricole Index. décimale : 630 Agriculture et techniques connexes Résumé : "This paper discusses the influence of land tenure institutions on agricultural development. The frame of reference in that of an agricultural system based on shifting cultivation or ""bush fallow"" and a land tenure system based on extended family or lineage control of usufruct of pang. The agricultural and tenure systems of the Mende and Limba in Sierra Leone are used as illustrations. The basic argument is that land tenure rules define the opportunity to earn income also define the security with which that opportunity is hold..." Note de contenu : "This paper discusses the influence of land tenure institutions on agricultural development. The frame of reference in that of an agricultural system based on shifting cultivation or ""bush fallow"" and a land tenure system based on extended family or lineage control of usufruct of pang. The agricultural and tenure systems of the Mende and Limba in Sierra Leone are used as illustrations. The basic argument is that land tenure rules define the opportunity to earn income also define the security with which that opportunity is hold..." Individualized land tenure and african agricultural development : alternatives for policy [texte imprimé] / Barrows, R.L.  . -  Wisconsin university/Land tenure center . - Wisconsin University/Land tenure Center, 1973. ISSN : CI-05356 "This paper discusses the influence of land tenure institutions on agricultural development. The frame of reference in that of an agricultural system based on shifting cultivation or ""bush fallow"" and a land tenure system based on extended family or lineage control of usufruct of pang. The agricultural and tenure systems of the Mende and Limba in Sierra Leone are used as illustrations. The basic argument is that land tenure rules define the opportunity to earn income also define the security with which that opportunity is hold..." Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Régime foncier  Agriculture  Développement rural  Système foncier  Développement agricole Index. décimale : 630 Agriculture et techniques connexes Résumé : "This paper discusses the influence of land tenure institutions on agricultural development. The frame of reference in that of an agricultural system based on shifting cultivation or ""bush fallow"" and a land tenure system based on extended family or lineage control of usufruct of pang. The agricultural and tenure systems of the Mende and Limba in Sierra Leone are used as illustrations. The basic argument is that land tenure rules define the opportunity to earn income also define the security with which that opportunity is hold..." Note de contenu : "This paper discusses the influence of land tenure institutions on agricultural development. The frame of reference in that of an agricultural system based on shifting cultivation or ""bush fallow"" and a land tenure system based on extended family or lineage control of usufruct of pang. The agricultural and tenure systems of the Mende and Limba in Sierra Leone are used as illustrations. The basic argument is that land tenure rules define the opportunity to earn income also define the security with which that opportunity is hold..."

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