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By: Nandini Velho, Aparajita Datta, Anirban Datta-Roy, Mihin Dollo Date: November 9th 2016 Source: The Arunachal Times The recent articles by Umesh Srinivasan and Idar Nyori have brought the promise and pitfalls of oil palm expansion in Arunachal Pradesh to the fore.
By: Danish Khan Date: February 22nd 2016 Source: The International News Due to the colonial history of Pakistan, land distribution is highly skewed in favor of political and social elites. According to estimates, four percent of the wealthiest rural landowners own more than fifty percent of all
By: Moisés Rendón Date: March 13th 2016 Source: Panam Post Respect for Private Property Marks the Difference between Poverty and Prosperity In 1763, immigrants to the North American colonies had more secure property rights than a native-born Venezuelan does in the 21st century.
Press Release Date: June 7th 2016 Source: European Parliament News
By: Greg Scruggs Date: September 15th 2016 Source: Citiscope Community groups want to show next month’s conference that answers begin at the bottom, not at the top.
By: Special Correspondent Date: October 10th 2016 Source: The Hindu Swabhimani Samavesha seeks abolition of ‘pankti bheda’ in Udupi Mutts Social activist and ‘Chalo Una’ organiser Jignesh Mevani on Sunday said that the ‘Swabhimani Sangharsha Samavesha’ should become the voice of the oppressed
By: W. T. WHITNEY Date: February 16th 2016 Source: Counterpunch Progressive political movements in Venezuela, Argentina, and Brazil have recently encountered reverses. Bolivian President Evo Morales is his country’s longest serving president and first indigenous one. Now his 10 – year old
By: Boonnum Kerdkaew Date: March 10th 2016 Source: Bangkok Post UTTARADIT - Residents of two communities say land reform authorities plan to distribute land at Bueng Kalo marsh to wealthy people and relatives of politicians.
By: Hanna Hindstrom Date: September 2nd 2016 Source: the Diplomat Economic development must not come at the expense of those less fortunate.
By: LBO Date: September 23rd 2016 Source: Lanka Business Online Sep 23, 2016 (LBO) – Sustainable city development will need to entail alternative housing for urban poor as they are service providers for city dwellers, industrial hub and the ports while also looking at affordability for the middle

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