Recently, we witnessed an immense increase in international land transactions in the Global South, a phenomenon slowly … rural livelihoods, the increases in land transactions by non-local, non-agricultural investors pervades rural life …. Nevertheless, the underlying processes are not yet well understood. Large-scale land acquisitions describe such purchases and …

Land is one of the scarce natural resources on earth. It is not possible to either increase or decrease the land. Hence …. That means the individual rights need to be protected in economic development. In general, land is acquired for economic … to ensure. Fixation of adequate compensation to the land-losers can be one of the best ways to ensure minimum …

This is a brief note on a research paper I am working on at present. Comments are welcome. Introduction. Land … public interest and political economy, it helps to go back to basics, the laws of the land and their underpinning, the … Constitution. My research will examine the public law and public policy issues relating to land assembly and acquisition for …

The rush for land for hard economic infrastructure projects has shot to global attention lately capturing media space … study the management of public lands and the related problems of land grabbing and land acquisition for large infrastructure …, housing & development projects. The land rush takes various forms: acquisition, encroachment, purchase, conversion and grab …

-- Otherwise than capital? -- A phenomenology of land -- Givenness and ground -- The being of land -- Excess and gravity -- The … economic turn -- Correlating land -- Dilemma of the excess: rent and taxation -- Conclusion: What land in view? …

Introduction: Land grabbing as institutional transformation -- The policy context: Feeding Africa while doing business … -- the anti-politics of LSLA -- Chasing the evolutionary role of chiefs in local land relations -- Implementation of a land … and impacts of the large-scale land investment -- Conclusion: Contested land deals, gendered power relations -- Epilogue …