'There is no vacant land'. A primer on defending Myanmar's customary tenure systems
Title | 'There is no vacant land'. A primer on defending Myanmar's customary tenure systems |
Annotated Record | Not Annotated |
Year of Publication | 2019 |
Authors | Springate-Baginski O |
Pagination | 1-40 |
Place Published | Yangon, Amsterdam |
Key themes | Dispossession-grabbing, Formalisation-titling, Policy-law |
Abstract | ABSTRACTED FROM WEBSITE INRODUCTION: This Primer promotes a deeper understanding and appreciation of Myanmar's customary tenure systems, which are under threat from the government's new land policies. It looks at the nature and origin of traditional land and resource use customs and the functions these fulfill in Myanmar's rural communities. The primer is divided into 6 sections. First, it examines the key elements of these systems and how they function. Second, it considers their prevalence and continuity around the world. Third, it considers their characteristics, importance, and relative pros and cons. Fourth, it look at the changing conditions and fifth at current policy dynamics affecting customary systems. Last, it offers some recommendations. |
URL | https://www.tni.org/en/publication/there-is-no-vacant-land?fbclid=IwAR17Vs6s54_btPi_e7TUiNEcFcJDTHiGwEU0qsYxbzuu9f4HVf0NGmsVwjY |
Availability | Available for download |
Countries | Myanmar |
Document Type | Report |
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