Land concentration is a structural pattern in agrarian political economy characterized by the progressive accumulation of land ownership or control within a diminishing number of social actors, distinguishing it from dispersed or egalitarian land tenure arrangements.
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Land Accumulation
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Social Conflicts as Pillars of Democratic Market Society
Albert O. Hirschman · Political Theory · 1994 · 241 citations
Introduction. Understanding African Land-Holding: Power, Wealth, and Meaning
Parker Shipton, Mitzi Goheen · Africa · 1992 · 196 citations
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Oregon State University
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Centre for Economic Policy Research
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John Brown University
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International Monetary Fund
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University of Houston
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