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The Governance of Common Property in the Pacific Region

by Peter Larmour

Land and resource rights across the Pacific

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Land and resource rights across the Pacific

Edited by Peter Larmour, this collection examines common-property governance in the Asia-Pacific, where land, water and mineral rights intersect with livelihoods and national economies. Its subject reaches beyond land tenure alone to resources such as forests, fisheries and minerals, placing the region’s varied tenure regimes in view. The book is framed as a set of studies addressing misunderstandings about these systems, making the governance of shared resources its central concern.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers researching land tenure and common-property governance in the Asia-Pacific.
  • Law and policy readers interested in rights to land, water, minerals, forests or fisheries.
  • Those studying how natural-resource governance relates to employment and national prosperity.

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Common-property governanceLand and resource rightsAsia-Pacific tenure regimesNatural resources and livelihoods

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Book overview

In a region where mining, forestry, fish and other primary resources are so basic to income, employment and national prosperity, an understanding of rights to land, water and minerals is fundamental. Tenure regimes in the Asia-Pacific region are vastly more diverse and complex than in those of any other part of the world for comparable population numbers. These studies will overcome the simplistic misunderstandings that have obscured understanding in so many instances.
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