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Call for Proposals Print
 

 

Prior to ICARRD, a Call-for-Proposals was promoted by the ICARRD Secretariat as a depository mechanism to have ideas, research, intellectual understanding, debates and new findings that should feed into the preparations leading to and during ICARRD.

It was promoted as a means to engage participation, especially to those who could not attend ICARRD, through "paper" and "proposals" contribution for free and without financial obligation by ICARRD Secretariat Papers, documents and proposals received and generated from the Call-for-Proposals were reviewed and accepted for posting at the ICARRD website.

The conference was organised around a limited number of thematic axes which re-explore the classic issues in land tenure studies in the light of recent evolutions and increased knowledge. The following were some of the themes relevant to ICARRD and for which contributions were sought:

1. Gender dimension in access to natural resources

2. Access to land and territorial development: what role for local communities?

3. The condition of agricultural wage-workers: reflections around slave labour

4. De-capitalization of Family Farms (what future for youth farmers?)

5. Nomadic and sedentary groups – living together or conflict?

6. Public-private partnership for territorial development (enterprise development – small and medium-sized businesses)

7. Indigenous people and ethnic minorities: territorial rights

8. The use of ceiling legislation for land holdings

9. Access to water, land and genetic resources

10. Urban and peri-urban land

11. A simple system for basic information on land tenure in different countries

12. Environmental rights

13. Relationship between food security and tenure security

14. Negotiated territorial development

15. The cultural and bio-diversity dimensions of agrarian systems, and

16. The question of agrarian reform in its more classic sense and the visions of the international organizations (role of the State and of the Market).


Contributions received:

 

Contributions received up to now:

   

Proposals for Launching a Global Second Land Reform for Rational and Competitive Land Use and International Responses.
Jian-Ming Zhou

Available: pdf

   

Agroeconomy is Super Economy in Transition.

Available: ppt

   

Will formalising property rights reduce poverty in South Africa’s ‘second economy’? Questioning the mythologies of Hernando de Soto
Ben Cousins, Tessa Cousins, Donna Hornby, Rosalie Kingwill,
Lauren Royston and Warren Smit

Available: pdf

   

From ‘willing seller, willing buyer’ to a people-driven land reform
Edward Lahiff

Available: pdf

   

Land reform policies in Brazil: Confusion over different meanings attached to land

Available: pdf

   

La política agraria contemporánea del Banco Mundial: objetivos, lógica y líneas de acción1
João Márcio Mendes Pereira

Available: pdf

   

Livelihoods of Nomadic Communities- An Anthropological Study of Sugalis from South India
ESWARAPPA KAS

Available: doc

   

«Femmes et Foncier en Milieu Rural au Mali : Acces a la Propriete Fonciere, et Prise de Decison Dans les Menages (Cas des Cercles de Gao et de Bourem dans le Nord Mali)»

Available: doc

   

Cultivating women’s rights for access to land

Available: pdf

   

Conference Proposal Brazil Access to land and territorial development: what role for local communities “Livestock, livelihoods and poverty in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa”
Christopher Phiri

Available: doc

   

Relations de complémentarité et de conflictualité dans la mise en valeur des ressources foncières dans l´Haut Plateau Central de l´Angola, province de Huambo.
Laye Camara et Antonietta Vallodoro

Available: pdf

   

A Reforma Agrária e o Desenvolvimento Rural no Estado do Rio Grande do Norte, Brasil: Análise e Impactos
Emanoel Márcio Nunes, Karla da Silva Queiroz, Kalianne Freire Godeiro

Available: pdf

   

Interações entre reforma agrária e meio ambiente: Assentamentos rurais e legislação ambiental em Minas Gerais.
José Ambrósio Ferreira Neto

Available: pdf

   

O acesso à terra na Itália
Leonardo Gallico

Available: pdf

   

A preservação dos mananciais da Região Metropolitana de São Paulo e a multifuncionalidade.
Yara Maria Chagas de Carvalho; Terezinha Joyce Fernandez Franca

Available: pdf

   

Reforma Agrária: o mito e a realidade

Available: pdf

   

Descapitalização na Agricultura Familiar (Que Futuro Podem Esperar os Jovens Agricultores?)
Prof. Dr. Eloy Alves Filho, Profa. Dra. Arlete Salcides

Available: pdf

   

A "reforma agrária de mercado" do Banco Mundial no Brasil
Sérgio Sauer, João Márcio Mendes Pereira

Available: pdf

   

O fantasma do "trabalho escravo", novo "risco Brasil"
Nelson Ramos Barretto

Available: pdf

   

 

 
 
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