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Development studies

policies that change who holds land rights, especially redistribution from large holders to the land-poor.

In development studies, land reform refers to policies that change who holds land rights, especially redistribution from large holders to the land-poor. This meaning comes from Lipton (2009) in Land Reform in Developing Countries.[1]

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Lipton, M. (2009). Land Reform in Developing Countries. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203876251

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