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Furto di terra o opportunita di sviluppo? Un analisi del fenomeno del land grabbing nei PVS

Title: Furto di terra o opportunita di sviluppo? Un analisi del fenomeno del land grabbing nei PVS

Bachelor Thesis , 2011 , 44 Pages , Grade: 1,0

Autor:in: Claudio Salvati (Author)

Agrarian Studies
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This bachelor thesis discusses the recent land grabbing phenomenon in the less developed countries. This study seeks to provide a first overview of the phenomenon, analyzing the problems and opportunities and intuducing some significant case studies.

The search for information is made via internet, based primarily on the websites of the United Nations (in particular of the FAO) and those of some NGOs (eg GRAIN) which are dealing with the phenomenon.

The first part of the thesis places the phenomenon within a global context, beginning with the introduction of the term “land grabbing” and an overview of its spread. Also the causes of the origin of the phenomenon and the possible consequences are discussed.

The second part is intended as an analysis of the problems that follow the land grab. The main points of concern analyzed are the unequal bargaining power between the various actors, mainly the relationship between the host country, investors and local people.

The third part presents three case studies, each featuring a different kind of actor. Madagascar was chosen as host country, the Gulf countries and China represent the investor countries. In this chapter the causes that lead these countries in the search of cultivable lands beyond their borders as well as ongoing investments abroad will be discussed.

The final chapter will focus on possible solutions to stem the theft of land, to ensure that relations between host countries and investors are well balanced and that everyone involved can benefit from investments in farmland abroad.

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Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)

  • Introduzione
  • Quadro Generale
    • Definizione di Land Grabbing
    • Dimensione del Fenomeno
    • Motivazioni del Land-Grabbing
    • Effetti del Land Grabbing
  • I Problemi del Land-Grabbing
    • Rapporto di Potere Ineguale
    • Interpretazioni Conflittuali dell'Uso della Terra
    • Scarse Risorse Naturali
    • Impatto sui Piccoli Agricoltori e sulle Donne
    • Mancanza di Trasparenza
  • Uno Sguardo ad Alcuni Casi di Studio
    • Madagascar
    • Paesi del Golfo
    • Cina
      • Inquinamento
      • Terreno Destinato ad Usi Non Agricoli
      • Investimenti Esteri in Cina
      • Investimenti Cinesi all'Estero

Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)

Questa tesi analizza il fenomeno del land grabbing nei Paesi in via di sviluppo (PVS), indagando le sue cause, i suoi effetti e le sue implicazioni socio-economiche.

  • Definizione e dimensioni del land grabbing
  • Motivazioni del land grabbing e attori coinvolti
  • Impatti socio-economici e ambientali del land grabbing
  • Analisi di casi di studio specifici
  • Proposte per una gestione sostenibile delle terre

Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)

  • Introduzione: Introduzione al tema del land grabbing e alla sua rilevanza globale.
  • Quadro Generale: Definizione di land grabbing, analisi della sua dimensione e delle motivazioni che lo alimentano, inclusi gli effetti socio-economici e ambientali.
  • I Problemi del Land-Grabbing: Esame delle sfide poste dal land grabbing, come la disparità di potere, i conflitti sull'uso della terra, le risorse naturali limitate, l'impatto sui piccoli agricoltori e sulle donne e la mancanza di trasparenza.
  • Uno Sguardo ad Alcuni Casi di Studio: Analisi di casi specifici di land grabbing in Madagascar, nei Paesi del Golfo e in Cina, includendo gli aspetti relativi all'inquinamento, al terreno destinato ad usi non agricoli, agli investimenti esteri e agli investimenti cinesi all'estero.

Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)

Land grabbing, sicurezza alimentare, sviluppo sostenibile, diritti fondiari, agricoltura, investimenti, Paesi in via di sviluppo, Cina, Madagascar, Paesi del Golfo.

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Title
Furto di terra o opportunita di sviluppo? Un analisi del fenomeno del land grabbing nei PVS
College
University of Florence  (Facoltà di Agraria)
Course
Agricoltura e Sviluppo Economico
Grade
1,0
Author
Claudio Salvati (Author)
Publication Year
2011
Pages
44
Catalog Number
V313291
ISBN (eBook)
9783668120143
ISBN (Book)
9783668120150
Language
Italian
Tags
land grab land grabbing Geopolitik China Madagascar UAE Landraub Geopolitica Cina FAO ONG NGO Green Revolution joint venture cash crops
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Claudio Salvati (Author), 2011, Furto di terra o opportunita di sviluppo? Un analisi del fenomeno del land grabbing nei PVS, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/313291
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