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Socioeconomic Change and Land Use in Africa : The Transformation of Property Rights in Maasailand, Hardback Book

Socioeconomic Change and Land Use in Africa : The Transformation of Property Rights in Maasailand Hardback

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This study investigates how and why a group ranch members in Kajiado District, Kenya, supported the subdivision of their collective landholdings into individual, titled units, and what outcomes resulted in this transition to individual rights.

Viewed over a longer time scale, the author finds that politics is at the core of institutional change.

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