Name: Land, Conflict & Justice. Governance, Power, and Pathways to Equitable Resolution (en Inglés)
SKU: 67305824
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Author: SAFRIN SALAM
ISBN: 9789999338493

portada Land, Conflict & Justice. Governance, Power, and Pathways to Equitable Resolution (en Inglés)

Land, Conflict & Justice. Governance, Power, and Pathways to Equitable Resolution (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Eliva Press

Autor

SAFRIN SALAM

Año

2026

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9x15.2x0.3 cm

ISBN13

9789999338493

Land, Conflict & Justice. Governance, Power, and Pathways to Equitable Resolution (en Inglés)

Safrin Salam (Autor) · Eliva Press · Tapa Blanda

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Land, Conflict & Justice: Governance, Power, and Pathways to Equitable Resolution offers a comprehensive analysis of the complex relationship between land, conflict, and justice within contemporary governance frameworks. Grounded in the understanding that land is not merely an economic asset but also a source of identity, livelihood, cultural meaning, and political legitimacy, the book examines how land issues frequently become arenas of power struggles, structural inequality, and tensions between statutory and customary legal systems. The opening chapters develop a conceptual foundation for understanding the land-conflict nexus, highlighting the role of legal pluralism in shaping competing claims, authority, and legitimacy. The discussion then turns to land reform and tenure formalization, demonstrating how titling and cadastral reforms can reduce disputes and enhance tenure security, while also generating new conflicts when they intersect with customary systems or reinforce local power asymmetries.
Subsequent chapters explore the legal recognition of collective and Indigenous land rights as both a legal and political process. The book emphasizes the importance of social legitimacy, meaningful participation, and the integration of formal institutions with community-based governance in advancing equitable land justice.
In its concluding sections, the book discusses rights-based and participatory governance models, including participatory mapping, legal empowerment, and community-based dispute resolution mechanisms. Overall, this volume presents an interdisciplinary and reflective framework that advocates for hybrid governance approaches-integrating procedural justice, recognition of collective rights, and inclusive institutions-as essential pathways toward more equitable and sustainable land conflict resolution.