Titlebook: Indigenous Peoples and Real Estate Valuation; Garrick Small,Rachel M. Malmgren,Robert A. Simons Book 2008 Springer-Verlag US 2008 Communal

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Land Restitution and Restitution Valuation in South Africa,n follows. The valuation approaches employed in three land restitution cases are described and analyzed. The study concludes that, despite problems, the restitution process is progressing well and that administrators, legal professionals and valuers are contributing to its success.

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Indigenous Landholding Institutions as an Impediment to Economic Use of Land: Case Studies of Tamalin Ghana. The study shows that the landownership system is dual with both communal and individual ownership. Therefore it does not appear to constitute an impediment to economic growth as claimed in the literature.

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Property Rights and Land Market Dynamics: An Economic Interpretation of the Indigenous Land Tenure ntation. The test of the landowner response to this requirement concludes that landowners are holding back on statutory formalization of their property rights as a rational response to the legislation.

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1382-4848 s relating to property ownership, rights, and use, including: ancestral burial, historical record of occupancy, treaty implementation problems, eminent domain, the effects of large governmental change, financing projects under formal and informal title or deed document systems, exclusive ownership v

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Indigenous Landholding Institutions as an Impediment to Economic Use of Land: Case Studies of Tamal to as indigenous landholding institutions. The system of landownership has been perceived as communal landholding, which does not permit individual ownership of land rights. It has been argued that such communal ownership does not incentivise individuals to invest in land-based economic activities.

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Real Estate Practices Among Indigenous Peoples in Southern Africa: A Clash of Real Estate Systems ointerviews undertaken with tribal members across Southern Africa. Literature of indigenous real estate studies and South African real estate history and laws are addressed. The conventional U.S. and North European model of real estate (e.g., the real estate bundle of rights) is examined and juxtapos