Titlebook: Caribbean Land and Development Revisited; Jean Besson,Janet Momsen Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2007 Ca

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The Importance of the 1897 British Royal Commissionhensive investigative commission to deal with the British Caribbean in its entirety since 1842. Late in the 1800s a severe economic depression, owing to the decline of the local sugarcane industries, had created misery throughout the British Caribbean colonies. Especially in the smaller places, anti

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The Colonial Office and Soil Conservation in the British Caribbean, 1938–1950ironmental problems during the colonial era was the state of the region’s forests.. In contrast, widespread concern about soil erosion has had a much more recent history. Certainly, the topic of erosion was not new. Estates on Barbados were attempting to cope with soil loss in the latter half of the

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Cuba’s Farmers’ Markets in the “Special Period,” 1990–1995g 1990, Cuba announced a “Special Period in Peacetime” in which food self-sufficiency was to be paramount.. Much land previously used for export crops, especially sugar, was turned over to production for domestic consumption, and there was a return to nonmechanized agriculture using mainly organic i

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Land, Development, and Indigenous Rights in Suriname: The Role of International Human Rights Lawesources they have occupied and used for centuries. According to Surinamese legislation, the state owns all land and natural resources and only those who can show titles that derive from the state, may claim ownership rights. Since indigenous peoples and maroons. do not possess such titles, they may

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The Management of State Lands in Trinidad and Tobagothe private ownership of land compatible with the notions of market economies, where land markets should function to allocate land to various landholders, and not the administrative decisions of state agencies. In many countries of the Caribbean and around the world, however, the state remains an ow

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