Agricultural Land Tenure Arrangements on the Northern Coast of Peru
ResearchPublished 1966
An examination of various institutional relationships between men and the resources they control, and agricultural land in northern Peru. A land tenure taxonomy that distinguishes between two major categories (active and passive elements in the tenure structure) is presented and its utility demonstrated. Implications of the land tenure arrangements for the area's economic and social development are discussed.
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- Year: 1966
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