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In summary: Thanks!In summary, the individual has the right to the land, and the government may have to take the land in order to make something for the good of the public.
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Hi everyone,

I didn't know where to really post this but I have an essay which I must write for an engineering course which relates to land tenures. I need to find an article which has enough information for me to write and essay or other sources. Is anyone familiar with any land tenure issues? Can anyone show me some links to these issues or point me in a good direction.

If this isn't allowed in this forum sorry xD.

I'm not asking someone to write the essay for me just help me find something to write about.

Thanks!
 
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Explain what you mean by "land tenure".
 
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Evo said:
Explain what you mean by "land tenure".

I think basically what I need is something that relates to issues of the individual and his right to the land. An example would be of forcing people to move from a parcel of land which the "own" in order to make something for the good of the public xD.

Something like that haha
 
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Perhaps it would be useful to also search for articles on "eminent domain," which relates to governments seizing private lands for the good of the public.
 
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Ygggdrasil said:
Perhaps it would be useful to also search for articles on "eminent domain," which relates to governments seizing private lands for the good of the public.
Yes, it would be eminent domain, in the US.
 
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AH, okay I will search that up if anyone else has seen anything interesting lately which is related to this that would be great if you told me =)
 
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I can't find any relevant articles or good ones at that T_T.

Bump?!
 
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Are you looking for specific cases or just general information on the principle?
 
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jarednjames said:
Are you looking for specific cases or just general information on the principle?

I'm having issues finding a specific case xD. I never really like social classes and when I saw we had to write and essay I was like OH NO.

An example is that my friend is using how they relocated inuit people in Northern Canada in order to gather resources or something.

I need something like that xD
 
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So why don't you Google looking for sources on relocating people in order to flood valleys for hydro electric dams?

Plenty of cases like that about.
 
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jarednjames said:
So why don't you Google looking for sources on relocating people in order to flood valleys for hydro electric dams?

One of my father's more favorite (favored by me) sayings is "never buy land on a flood plain."

He's brilliant, but principled.

I'd have simply built on stilts
 
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jarednjames said:
So why don't you Google looking for sources on relocating people in order to flood valleys for hydro electric dams?

Plenty of cases like that about.

Thanks!

I will search for this and see if there are any interesting articles or papers on it ^__^.

If anyone has anymore ideas feel free to post!
 
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The hydroelectric dams made a good few examples for the beginning of my essay. Anyone know about any other worldwide issues like this?
 
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Well how about relocating people when they build major roads? (Motorways in Britain)
 

1. What is land tenure and why is it important?

Land tenure refers to the legal rights and ownership of land. It determines who has the right to use, control, and transfer land. It is important because it provides stability and security for individuals and communities, and can impact economic development and social justice.

2. What are some common challenges associated with land tenure?

Some common challenges include conflicting land rights and ownership, lack of formal documentation and registration, weak governance and enforcement of land laws, land grabbing by powerful individuals or corporations, and displacement of indigenous and marginalized communities.

3. How can I find reliable sources for information on land tenure issues?

You can start by searching for reputable organizations and government agencies that specialize in land tenure and land rights. Academic journals and books can also provide valuable information. Additionally, attending conferences and workshops on land tenure can help you connect with experts and researchers in the field.

4. What are the potential impacts of land tenure issues on the environment?

Land tenure issues can lead to unsustainable land use practices, land degradation, and deforestation. It can also contribute to conflicts over natural resources and hinder conservation efforts. Conversely, secure land tenure can promote sustainable land management and protect ecosystems.

5. What are some possible solutions to address land tenure issues?

Possible solutions include implementing land reform policies, improving land registration and documentation systems, strengthening governance and enforcement of land laws, promoting community-based land tenure systems, and protecting the land rights of marginalized communities. Collaborative and participatory approaches involving all stakeholders are crucial for sustainable solutions.

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