Urban land tenure and property rights in developing countries

By:

Payne, Geoffrey

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Intermediate Technology; 1997Description: 73 pISBN:

1853394009

Subject(s):

Land reform Urban

DDC classification:

333.3 PAY

Summary: This review surveys the extensive international literature on the subject. It proposes a typology which includes statutory, customary and unauthorized tenure systems, as a basis for assessing existing problems and formulating appropriate policies. It concludes with recommendations for improving tenure security which maximize benefits to the poor and minimize market distortion.

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This review surveys the extensive international literature on the subject. It proposes a typology which includes statutory, customary and unauthorized tenure systems, as a basis for assessing existing problems and formulating appropriate policies. It concludes with recommendations for improving tenure security which maximize benefits to the poor and minimize market distortion.

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