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How private property emerges in Africa : directed and undirected land tenure reforms in densely settled areas south of the Sahara / Parker Shipton.

Title
  1. How private property emerges in Africa : directed and undirected land tenure reforms in densely settled areas south of the Sahara / Parker Shipton.
Published by
  1. [Cambridge, Mass.] : Harvard Institute for International Development : Dept. of Anthropology, Harvard University, [1989]
Author
  1. Shipton, Parker MacDonald

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Additional authors
  1. Harvard Institute for International Development
  2. Harvard University. Department of Anthropology.
  3. United States. Agency for International Development. Bureau for Program and Policy Coordination.
Description
  1. iii, 194 leaves : ill., maps; 30 cm.
Subject
  1. Africa, Sub-Saharan > Population policy
  2. Agrarian reform > Africa
  3. Agrarian reform > Kenya
  4. Land administration > Africa
  5. Land tenure > Africa, Sub-Saharan
  6. Land titles > Africa, Sub-Saharan
Note
  1. Cover title.
  2. "December 31, 1989."
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 132-176).
Funding (note)
  1. A report to the Bureau of Program and Policy Coordination, U.S. Agency for International Development
Processing action (note)
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