Titre de série :	AID Spring Review
Titre :	The land reform problem in Nigeria
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Parsons, K. H.
Mention d'édition :	University of Ife
Editeur :	University of Ife
Année de publication :	1970
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-05346
Note générale :	This paper on the problems of land reform in Nigeria has been prepared in response to a request from USAID Washington as a part of the general review of the land reform problems in agricultural development. For many reasons, the land reform problems in Nigeria are quite different from those of other regions. Consequently this statement is not cast in the pattern suggested by the outline for contributed papers. Also the paper is exploratory and tentative, in keeping with the present state of knowledge about tenure and institutional aspects og agricultural development of Nigeria.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Réforme agraire  Tenure foncière  Agriculture  Modernisation  Politique agricole  Tenure coutumière
Index. décimale :	630 Agriculture et techniques connexes
Résumé :	This paper on the problems of land reform in Nigeria has been prepared in response to a request from USAID Washington as a part of the general review of the land reform problems in agricultural development. For many reasons, the land reform problems in Nigeria are quite different from those of other regions. Consequently this statement is not cast in the pattern suggested by the outline for contributed papers. Also the paper is exploratory and tentative, in keeping with the present state of knowledge about tenure and institutional aspects og agricultural development of Nigeria.
Note de contenu :	This paper on the problems of land reform in Nigeria has been prepared in response to a request from USAID Washington as a part of the general review of the land reform problems in agricultural development. For many reasons, the land reform problems in Nigeria are quite different from those of other regions. Consequently this statement is not cast in the pattern suggested by the outline for contributed papers. Also the paper is exploratory and tentative, in keeping with the present state of knowledge about tenure and institutional aspects og agricultural development of Nigeria.

AID Spring Review. The land reform problem in Nigeria [texte imprimé] / Parsons, K. H.  . -  University of Ife . - University of Ife, 1970.
ISSN : CI-05346
This paper on the problems of land reform in Nigeria has been prepared in response to a request from USAID Washington as a part of the general review of the land reform problems in agricultural development. For many reasons, the land reform problems in Nigeria are quite different from those of other regions. Consequently this statement is not cast in the pattern suggested by the outline for contributed papers. Also the paper is exploratory and tentative, in keeping with the present state of knowledge about tenure and institutional aspects og agricultural development of Nigeria.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Réforme agraire  Tenure foncière  Agriculture  Modernisation  Politique agricole  Tenure coutumière
Index. décimale :	630 Agriculture et techniques connexes
Résumé :	This paper on the problems of land reform in Nigeria has been prepared in response to a request from USAID Washington as a part of the general review of the land reform problems in agricultural development. For many reasons, the land reform problems in Nigeria are quite different from those of other regions. Consequently this statement is not cast in the pattern suggested by the outline for contributed papers. Also the paper is exploratory and tentative, in keeping with the present state of knowledge about tenure and institutional aspects og agricultural development of Nigeria.
Note de contenu :	This paper on the problems of land reform in Nigeria has been prepared in response to a request from USAID Washington as a part of the general review of the land reform problems in agricultural development. For many reasons, the land reform problems in Nigeria are quite different from those of other regions. Consequently this statement is not cast in the pattern suggested by the outline for contributed papers. Also the paper is exploratory and tentative, in keeping with the present state of knowledge about tenure and institutional aspects og agricultural development of Nigeria.