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Theory On Land Reform: An Overview by Abu Zarin, Hasmah, Bujang, Ahmad Ariffian

“…Land reform has been introduced with the existence of the neo-classical theory. …”
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Land Suitability and Fertility Capability Evaluation For Land Reform Area in Maha Sarakham, Province, Thailand by Boonme, Soontaree

Subjects: “…Land reform - Thailand - Case studies…”
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Changing land tenure and informal land markets in the oil palm frontier regions of Papua New Guinea: The challenge for land reform by Koczberski, Gina, Curry, George, Anjen, J.

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Changing Land Tenure and Informal Land Markets in the Oil Palm Frontier Regions of Papua New Guinea: The challenge for land reform by Koczberski, Gina, Curry, George, Anjen, J.

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Pahang Today - Big 2000 'Economic and Industrial Growth' by Abu Zarin, Hasmah, Bujang, Ahmad Ariffian

“…With the advancement of technology in the agricultural and industrial arena, land reform can be related to the economic development which is frequently identified with economic growth that is the average annual rate of increase in real output per capita.…”
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The Examination of Land Tenure and Income Security Among Oil Palm Land-Poor Migrant Farmers of West New Britain by Germis, Emmanuel

“…This research contributes towards customary land tenure arrangements and the customary land reform program in PNG.…”
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Eco-efficiency of high-yielding variety rice cultivation after accounting for on-farm environmental damage as an undesirable output: an empirical analysis from Bangladesh by Sabiha, N., Salim, Ruhul, Rahman, S.

“…Policy implications include investments in extension services and land reform measures to increase land ownership, which will synergistically improve eco-efficiency of HYV rice production in Bangladesh.…”
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Property rights for social inclusion: Migrant strategies for securing land and livelihoods in Papua New Guinea by Koczberski, Gina, Curry, George, Imbun, B.

“…This adaptability of customary land tenure and its capacity to accommodate large migration in-flows and expanding commodity production undermines the argument common amongst proponents of land reform that customary tenure is static and inflexible. …”
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Six decades of total factor productivity change and sources of growth in Bangladesh agriculture (1948–2008) by Rahman, S., Salim, Ruhul

“…Policy implications include encouraging investment in R&D and extension, land reform measures to increase average farm size, promotion of Green Revolution technology and crop diversification.…”
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Migration, informal urban settlements and non-market land transactions: A case study of Wewak, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea by Numbasa, G., Koczberski, Gina

“…The paper finishes with a brief consideration of the implications of the research findings for guiding policies on urban land reform and planning on customary land in PNG.…”
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Limited delegation and firm control: A principal-agent account of Southern African Development Community (SADC) decision-making on Zimbabwe’s land issue by Maraire, Fungayi Promote, Mohd Sani, Mohd Azizuddin, Mohamed Pero, Siti Darwinda

“…Such decisions included the Tribunal’s fateful ruling on Zimbabwe’s land reform programme. Overall, this paper contributes to the existing body of knowledge by re-contextualising the principal-agent model in a new setting, which is SADC decision-making on Zimbabwe’s land issue.…”
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lmpact of access to livelihood assets towards sustainable poverty reduction in Sokoto State, Nigeria by Kasim, Yusuf

“…The study draws from Malaysia's strategy of poverty reduction and thus, recommends a comprehensive policy action that addresses important opportunities for entrepreneurship, microfinance scheme, technical and vocational skill, land reform, infrastructural development, and social protection, as an essential strategy for poverty reduction.…”
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The Decline of Zimbabwe 1980-2008: The Search for the Causal Dynamics by Zengeni, Knocks Tapiwa

“…Some of these factors include the implementation of the Economic Structural Adjustment Programme (ESAP); the fierce contest for power between the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic Front (ZANU PF) and the opposition forces; Zimbabwe's intervention in the Democratic Republic of Congo war and the fast track land reforms. Thirdly, the study exposes the external casual factors that have also shaped the rapid decline of Zimbabwe since 2000. …”
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