Seminar, Temas401-412R. Thapar, 1993 |
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... lands have shrunk or even disappeared as a result of private encroachment , statization of com- mons as forest land or revenue land and allotment and regularization of common land by the state . Local community control and management ...
... lands have shrunk or even disappeared as a result of private encroachment , statization of com- mons as forest land or revenue land and allotment and regularization of common land by the state . Local community control and management ...
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... land resources . Why does collective action suc- ceed in some cases and not in others ? Empirical evidence suggests several clues . First , most effective local ins- titutions develop in those small communities where people know each ...
... land resources . Why does collective action suc- ceed in some cases and not in others ? Empirical evidence suggests several clues . First , most effective local ins- titutions develop in those small communities where people know each ...
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... lands in the Manipur Hills and Meghalaya , where settled culti- vation has been increasing , is a poin- ter to the consequences of this trend . ( ii ) On account of state policies , more and more land is being taken over by the ...
... lands in the Manipur Hills and Meghalaya , where settled culti- vation has been increasing , is a poin- ter to the consequences of this trend . ( ii ) On account of state policies , more and more land is being taken over by the ...
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