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tenure

A time period,as in the tenure of a lease.

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Conversely, PFRs open up a space for territorialization strategies and contribute to the reorganization of territories when migrants succeed in using these disjunctions to strengthen their political and tenurial autonomy.
Territorialities, spatial inequalities and the formalization of land rights in Central Benin
landscape of customary tenurial practices and where ancestral domain
Unravelling the strings attached: Philippine indigeneity in law and practice
He said the task force exempted those occupying public lands but had tenurial instruments such as Forest Land Use Agreements for Tourism purposes.
El Nido forest structures next DENR crackdown target
highlights that "[d]ifferences in tenurial status...
Legislating tolerance: Article 976 of the Civil Code of Quebec and its application to mixed-income and mixed-use city redevelopment projects
All of these fall under the broad umbrella of land justice, and their activities range from education and research to the more active interventions that include sharing benefits, securing tenurial rights for farmers, and assisting in the design of responsible investment and investor management.
South-South land grabs: the case of Korean investments in the Greater Mekong Subregion
Williamson takes issue with scholars who portray these types as homogenous landscapes dictated by tenurial or social factors.
Environment, Society and Landscape in Early Medieval England
As a result majority of poor tenants denied ownership, lost tenurial security and became non-owning proletariat.
Democracy and Social Justice in India: Lessons from Lohia's Socialism
On the other hand the development of capitalism has transformed the cash links with the tenurial and land links.
Feudalism: A Pastime of Power Economic and Political influence in Pakistan
sectarian hatred, and tenurial security are manifest in the latter-day
'A land poisoned': Eugene McCabe and Irish postcolonial gothic
Michael (history, Messiah College) places the issue against the wider backdrop of colonial territorial formation, examining the territorial disputes between Gorkha and the English East India Company that led to the outbreak of the Anglo-Gorkha War of 1814-1816 and their connections to disputes of tribute, taxation, and tenurial claims pertaining to the geographical construction of the state, as well as the longer processes of colonial boundary formation whereby the colonial authorities sought to construct the internal administrative divisions, through various cartographic projects and changes in administrative routines, in pursuit of the geographical template of the modern state.
Statemaking and territory in South Asia; lessons from the Anglo-Gorkha War (1814-1816)
The struggle for water, sanitation and tenurial rights has lead to shack-dwellers coming together to change policies.
Informal workers & the economy

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