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Table of Contents
1. Introduction and Background
1.1 Current Large-scale Land Investments
1.2 Insecure Land Rights Attract International Investors
1.3 Land Grab or a Chance for Agricultural Development in Developing Countries?
1.4 Structure and Research Question of the Seminar Paper
2. Eviction of the Rural Poor in Sub-Saharan Africa due to Large-Scale Land Investments
3. Sub-Saharan Africa as one of the most Attractive Regions for Investors - Sell out of African Lands
3.1 Land Tenure in Africa
3.2 Major Trends of Land Tenure throughout the African Continent
4. Towards a “Modern” System of Land Tenure?
4.1 Registering of Land Titles
4.2 An Inductive Approach instead of Private Property Rights
4.3 Land Tenure Reforms
4.3.1 Redistribution
4.3.2 Distribution
4.3.3 Non-(re)distribution
4.3.4 (Re)Concentration
5. The Best Possible Solution Concerning Land Tenure which Serves the Rural Poor during Big Land Deals by Foreign Investors
6. Case studies
6.1 Ghana: A rather Bad Example on the Cultivation of Jatropha Curcas through an Investor from Norway for Biofuel Production
6.2 Mozambique: An (at least on paper) Positive Example in Establishing Safeguards for Local Land Rights
7. The Responsibility of the Foreign Investors towards the Rural Poor
8. What is Responsible Agricultural Investment (RAI)?
9. Conclusion
10. Sources
11. Appendix
- Citar trabajo
- Martina Schöb (Autor), 2012, The Global Biofuel Production and its impact on the Land Tenure of the Rural Poor, Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/213192
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