The role of the state and individual in sustainable land management
By: edited by Robert Dixon-Gough and Peter C. Bloch.
Contributors: Dixon-Gough, R. W.; Bloch, Peter C.
Series: International land management series
Publisher: Ashgate Pub.
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Aldershot, Hants, England; Burlington, VT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 187
Subjects: Land use -- Planning.; Land use, Rural -- Planning.; Land use -- Government policy.; Land use, Rural -- Government policy.; Land tenure.; Land reform.; Land use -- Environmental aspects.; Land use, Rural -- Environmental aspects.; Sustainable development.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Land ownership and personal empowerment : a review of some aspects of; title: Current land reforms in the light of the lessons of modern social history; title: Changes in land use and their implications upon coastal regions : the case of Frange-Over-Sands, Northwest England; title: Land management, cadastral reform, and biodiversity : a New Zealand study; title: The contested territories of Costa Rica : sustainable land management challenges in the neotropics; title: Flood defence and estuary management : a case study of the blackwater estuary, Essex, England; title: Characteristics of land-related administrative institutions : what is needed to support equitable and productive land development?; title: Managing informal settlements in Botswana; title: The contribution of foreign assistance to the development of land markets and the strengthening of property rights : the case of USAID; title: Comparative evaluation of purchase and subdivision processes in Denmark, England, and Wales, and Belarus; title: The role of land consolidation and land readjustment in modern society; title: Land tenure reform in Scotland.