Capetown Conference on Land Tenure Issues: Table of Contents

Guiding Principles: Land Tenure in Development Cooperation
Orientierungsrahmen: Bodenrecht und Bodenordnung		Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit Abt. 45 / Div. 45

Table of Contents

	Title page
	Preface
1.	Aal, Mohamed H. Abdel: Agrarian Reform and Tenancy Problems in Upper Egypt
2.	Abrahams, Gemey: Unravelling Land Tenure and administrative Issues in a former Homeland Town: A Case Study of Alice in the Eastern Cape
3.	Ahmed, Mohamed A: Urban and peri-urban Land Tenure in Southern-Lusophone Africa: Lessons from post-socialist Countries’ Experiences
4.	Allanic, Benoît et.al.: Development in a Transitional Tenure System - Observations from a Survey of Settlements in the Odi / Moretele Districts of North West Province
5.	Barry, Michael: Secure Land Tenure for Informal Settlement Communities: The Effectiveness of the Cadastral System in Cape Town
6.	Bennett,Tom: Aboriginal Title in South Africa
7.	Bishop, Kristyna: Squatters on their own Land: San Territoriality in Western Botswana
8.	Bruce, John W.: Learning from comparative Experience with Agrarian Reform
9.	Carey-Miller, David L: Revision of Priorities in South African Land Law
10.	Chan, Tung: Land Claims and Past Aboriginal Group Identity of the Richtersveld Namaqua
11.	Cocks, Michelle et.al.: Land and Agrarian Reform: Transition and Continuity on former white-owned Farmland in an Eastern Cape Locality
12.	Cook, John S.: Policy Coherence in the Production and Use of Spatial Information Structure
13.	Cousins, Ben: How do Rights become real? Formal and informal Institutions in South Africa’s Tenure Reform Programme
14.	Cross, Catherine: Reforming Land in South Africa: Who owns the land?
15.	Deininger, Klaus et.al.: Implementing negotiated Land Reform: Initial Experience from Colombia, Brazil and South Africa
16.	De Wet, Chris: Report on a diagnostic Evaluation Study of the Slovo Welcome Trust Farms in the Whittlesea/Queenstown area of the Eastern Cape Province
17.	Dillon, Rick: The Creation of an Individual Resource Base: A Free State Case Study
18.	Evans, Jeremy: Community / Forestry Relationships in South Africa’s communal Areas: Tenurial Challenges for Community
19.	Fortmann, Louise: Why Women’s Property Rights matter
20.	Fourie, Clarissa: Property in Post-Apartheid South Africa
21.	Garvey, Jennifer: The Nature of Rights under Mozambique’s Reform Land Law
22.	Gilfillan, Durkje: Restitution: Can Entitlement to Tenure Reform break through the Constitutional Barrier of the 1913 cut-off Date?
23.	Gräfen, Christian et.al.: Land Tenure and Resource Management in the IGAD region: Summary of Findings and Major Conclusions of the sub-regional Workshop for East African Land Tenure Issues in Natural Resources Management, held in Addis Ababa 11 - 15 March 1996
24.	Grimm, Josef: Opportunities for formal and informal tenure systems for Farm Workers in SA’s Commercial Farming Sector
25.	Hall, Ruth: Design for Equity: Linking Objectives with Practice in Land Reform
26.	Healy, Timothy M. et.al.: Historical Influences and the Role of traditional Land Rights in Madagascar: Legality versus Legitimity
27.	Hebinck, Paul: The Significance of Land Tenure Reform in Kenya - Lessons for South Africa
28.	Horn, André: Restitution of an Identity in Land: Considering Security of informal Tenure in a retroactive Framework
29.	Huchzermeyer, Marie et.al.: Land Regularisation in Relation to other Components of Informal Settlement Upgrading: Prioritising in the Context of Scarce Resources
30.	Jacobs, Susie: A Share of the Earth? Feminisms and Land Reforms in Zimbabwe and South Africa
31.	Jones-Pauly, Chris: Old Problems and new Ideologies in Land Reform in Tanzania
32.	Kajoba, Gear M.: The Landmarks of Zambia’s Land Tenure System: from Protectionism to Empowerment
33.	Kakembo, Vincent: Land Degradation in Relation to Land Tenure in Peddie District, Eastern Cape
34.	Kalabamu, Faustin: Effects of gendered Land Rights on Urban Housing by Women in Botswana
35.	Kepe, Thembela: The Problem of defining Community: Challanges for the Land Reform Process in South Africa
36.	Kinsey, Bill: Allowing Land Reform to work in Southern Africa: A Long Term Perspective on Rural Restructuring in Zimbabwe
37.	Kirk, Michael: Land Policy and changing agrarian Structures: Needs, Options and Experiences with Land Reforms in Transforming Economies (with special Reference to German Unification)
38.	Kitay, Michael: Land Tenure Issues in Post Conflict Countries
39.	Kloeck-Jenson, Scott: Locating the Community: Local Communities and the Administration of Land and other Natural Resources in Mozambique
40.	Larbi, W. Odame: Tenure Transformation and Land Valorisation Processes at the urban Periphery of Ghana
41.	Larbi, W. Odame et.al.: Developing a Geographic Information System for Land Management in Ghana
42.	Lohnert, Beate: Rural-Urban Migration and Land Tenure: Three Case Studies from Cape Town, South Africa
43.	MacLauchlan, H. Wade et.al.: Environmental Democracy and Stewardship through Land and Resource Information: The Case of the Land Gazette
44.	Manona, Cecil: Rural Land Use and Tenure: A Case Study in the Eastern Cape
45.	Marinus, Thurston W.: Reforming "Structures of Governance" and "Institutions for Governance" - Leadings for tenure reform which can be drawn from Namaqualand
46.	Mars, Hamdi et.al.: Tunisian Land Tenure System between the Challenge of Modernisation, Agricultural Development and Protection of Natural Resources
47.	Mason, Scott et. al: Technology Support for Informal Settlement Upgrading
48.	Mayson, David et.al.: Elandskloof Land Restitution: Establishing Membership of a Communal Property Association
49.	Mhlanga, ABN: The Development of a National Land Policy for the Kingdom of Swaziland and the Issue of Land Tenure Reform
50.	Münkner, Hans-H.: Local Rules for Local Land Use in Sub-Saharan Africa
51.	Ng'ong'ola, Clement: Aspects of Land Tenure and Deeds Registration in Botswana
52.	Okoth-Ogendo, H.W.O.: Land Policy Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Mechanisms, Processes and Outcomes
53.	Plaice, Evie: The Moral and Legal Salience of claiming Land: Lessons for South Africa from the Canadian Experience
54.	Smallwood, Gracelyn: Jabiluka - The Federal Government Litmus Test on the Environment and Indigenous Affairs
55.	Smith, Henk: Land Reform, Mineral Rights, and Local Communities: A comparative View of Development Agreements negtiated by Communities
56.	Thomas, Glen: Current Developments in South Africa’s Land Tenure Policy
57.	Ting, Lisa et.al.: Lessons from the Evolution of Western Land Administration Systems
58.	Vogelgesang, Frank: Paving the other Path: Rural Land, the Market and the State in Latin America
59.	von Maltitz, Graham et.al.: Is Tenure the Root Cause and consequently the Solution to Resource Degration in the Communal Areas of Rural South Africa?
60.	Zevenbergen, Jaap: Is Title Registration Really the Panacea for Defective Land Administration in Developing Countries?
61.	Zimmermann, Willi: Facing the Challenge of Implementing a New Land Policy - Lessons Learned in the Context of International Co-operation

Countries and Issues

Country

Southern Africa

Africa

World

Issue

South Africa

Botswana

Zimbabwe

others

East- Africa

North- Africa

West- Africa

North- Ameri.

South- Ameri.

Australia

Europe

East Asia

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1. Evolution of land rights

2; 6; 8; 21; 22; 28; 35; 55;

34; 51;

3; 8; 26, 32, 52;

31;

46;

53; 55;

8;

54; 55;

57;

8;

2. Policy formulation

6; 8, 14; 15; 28; 29; 56;

3, 8; 32; 49; 52;

60; 40;

53;

8; 15; 29; 58;

37; 57;

8;

38; 61;

3. Policy development

2; 9; 14, 17; 19; 20; 21; 22, 30; 48, 55; 56;

51;

26, 30;

3; 49, 52;

31; 39;

46, 50;

50;

53;55;

58;

54; 55;

37;

12; 61;

4. Development of an administrative framework

2;  8; 13; 15; 20, 29; 42; 45; 47;

8; 26, 49; 52;

50;

40; 50;

8; 15; 29; 58;

37;

8;

38; 61;

5. Land administration develop-ment & information systems

2, 5; 9; 11; 33; 44; 45, 47;

51;

39;

50;

40; 41, 50;

12; 43; 61;

6. Vision versus implementation

2; 13; 17; 18; 20; 21; 22; 25, 28, 59;

26;

31;

50;

50; 60;

58;

61;

7. Socio-economic dimensions

11; 13, 16, 19; 20; 24; 35, 42; 44, 48;

26; 27;

23; 29;

1; 46;

40;

53;

8. Gender issues

11; 19, 21; 22; 25; 30, 44;

34;

30;

32;

58;

9. Land tenure and economical development

8; 14, 15; 17, 18; 24;

8; 27;

8; 15; 58;

8;

10. Tenure security for non-owner occupants

4, 6; 10; 11, 24, 44; 55;

1;

55;

54; 55;

43;

11. Land tenure and resource management

11; 18, 33, 45; 59;

7;

23;

12. Informal settlements

5; 29; 42; 47;

40;

29;

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