the suspension of the property rights in land reform efforts. To limit legislative discretion, the Court argued, the law must be fixed so that rights cannot be taken away “arbitrarily,” and a given legal problem can only have one possible legal
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A politicized ecology of resilience
Redistributive land reform and distributive justice in the COVID-19 pandemic
Jonathan DeVore
's conditional cash transfer (CCT) program, Bolsa Família —which enrolls 14 million families—contributed to 12 percent of this reduction ( Mendes 2015: 77, 85 ). Meanwhile, since its inception, Brazil's federal redistributive land reform (RLR) program has
How to understand power from below without romanticism but with commitment
A tribute to Monique Nuijten
John Gledhill
I first met Monique at the Colegio de Michoacán, when she was doing fieldwork in Jalisco for her doctoral thesis. We shared interests in both Mexican land reform communities and political anthropology generally and continued to exchange ideas back
The IRR as False Witness
How the Institute of Race Relations Strategically Misinforms Us about Racism and Policy (as a Threat to Deliberative Democracy)
Phila M. Msimang
/social inequality 8.0% 8.4% 9.9% 8.8% 3.1% Infrastructure 6.3% 7.1% 3.4% 1.6% 4.2% Women and children abuse 5.5% 5.7% 4.7% 7.4% 4.3% Land reform 4.0.% 4.8% 1.1% 0.0% 1.4% Corrupt
Playing the edge ball
The politics of transgression in land development in southern China
Lan Wei and Minh T.N. Nguyen
program of rural regeneration ( Zhou and Wang 2015 ). Land acquisition in historical context As elsewhere in China, it was not the first time that the land restructuring takes place in the village. There had been three major land reforms since the
Indulata Prasad
's development model to education, foreign influence, and land reform, often obfuscate the role played by the “number of anti-ascriptivity (caste) struggles” that threatened the “colonially propped up and politicized traditional-hierarchical social order” ( 2005
Stephen Louw, Michiel Meijer, and Tom Angier
office – from his empowerment of women, to the expansion of health clinics, pharmacies, schools, construction of grain banks, the digging of wells, and commando-style vaccination campaigns. Disappointingly, Sankara's land reforms, in which he sought to
Bato-Dalai Ochirov
A Buryat Activist at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
Robert W. Montgomery
Transbaikal nomads who required large pastures for their herds. 36 The administrative and land “reforms” galvanized the Buryats into action. Some native elites sent petitions and delegations to Siberian officials to stop the laws, but to no avail. 37 Others
Republican Constitutionalism
Plebeian Institutions and Anti-Oligarchic Rules
Camila Vergara
1994 South African Constitution proclaimed that the state was committed to land reform and its equitable access, and that everyone has ‘the right to have access to adequate housing’ (Art. 26.1) and ‘sufficient food’ (Art. 27.1.b). However, after almost
Whose Reality Counts?
Emergent Dalitbahujan Anthropologists
Reddi Sekhara Yalamala
. and S. S. Raju ( 2010 ), ‘ Ethnographic Profile of Yerukula Tribe of Andhra Pradesh ’, Studies of Tribes and Tribals 8 , no. 1 : 41 – 44 , doi: 10.1080/0972639X.2010.11886613 . Rao , S. R. K . ( 2006 ), ‘ Redistributive Land Reforms and