The assumption that a positive relationship exists between standardized property rights and economic development is upheld widely in most Southeast Asian and Pacific societies. Using an interdisciplinary approach and case studies, these papers assess the economic impact of standardized property rights on the land and natural resources in Southeast Asia and Oceania. Anthropological and sociological analyses of the relationship indicate a positive correlation may be difficult to sustain.
The assumption that a positive relationship exists between standardized property rights and economic development is upheld widely in most Southeast Asian and Pacific societies. Using an interdisciplinary approach and case studies, these papers assess the economic impact of standardized property rights on the land and natural resources in Southeast Asia and Oceania. Anthropological and sociological analyses of the relationship indicate a positive correlation may be difficult to sustain.
Toon van Meijl is a Senior Research Fellow of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences at the Centre for Pacific and Asian Studies of the University of Nijmegan, the Netherlands. Franz von Benda-Beckmann is Professor of Agrarian Law and Rural Development at the Agricultural University of Wageningen, the Netherlands.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Franz and Keebet von Benda-Beckmann: 'A Functional Analysis of Property Rights with Special Reference to Indonesia' 2. Indira Juditka Simbolon: 'Caring for Toba Land and the Environment: What about the People?' 3. Herman Slaats: 'Land Titling and Customary Rights: Comparing Land Registration Projects in Thailand and Indonesia' 4. Willem G. Wolters: 'The Development of Property Rights to Land in the Philippines 1850-1930' 5. Hartmut Holzknecht: 'Customary Property Rights and Economic Development in Papua New Guinea' 6. Anton Ploeg: 'Land Tenure and the Commercialisation of Agriculture in Papua New Guinea' 7. Leontine E. Visser: 'The Social Exchange of Land Cloth and Development in Irian Jaya' 8. Ad Borsboom: 'From Terra Nullius to Mabo: Land Rights and Self-Determination in Aboriginal Australia' 9. Eric Venbrux: 'A Glimpse of the Dreamtime: Property Rights and Tourism in the Tiwi Islands Northern Australia' 10. Toon van Meijl: 'Settling Maori Land Claims: Legal and Economic Implications of Political and Ideological Contests' About the Contributors
Introduction 1. Franz and Keebet von Benda-Beckmann: 'A Functional Analysis of Property Rights with Special Reference to Indonesia' 2. Indira Juditka Simbolon: 'Caring for Toba Land and the Environment: What about the People?' 3. Herman Slaats: 'Land Titling and Customary Rights: Comparing Land Registration Projects in Thailand and Indonesia' 4. Willem G. Wolters: 'The Development of Property Rights to Land in the Philippines 1850-1930' 5. Hartmut Holzknecht: 'Customary Property Rights and Economic Development in Papua New Guinea' 6. Anton Ploeg: 'Land Tenure and the Commercialisation of Agriculture in Papua New Guinea' 7. Leontine E. Visser: 'The Social Exchange of Land Cloth and Development in Irian Jaya' 8. Ad Borsboom: 'From Terra Nullius to Mabo: Land Rights and Self-Determination in Aboriginal Australia' 9. Eric Venbrux: 'A Glimpse of the Dreamtime: Property Rights and Tourism in the Tiwi Islands Northern Australia' 10. Toon van Meijl: 'Settling Maori Land Claims: Legal and Economic Implications of Political and Ideological Contests' About the Contributors
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