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الصفحة 72
Some were involved in a movement calling for countrywide land reform , under
the slogan “ land to the tiller ' . This movement emerged first in the 1960s , and
also played its part in ending the imperial government . Those who have written
on ...
Some were involved in a movement calling for countrywide land reform , under
the slogan “ land to the tiller ' . This movement emerged first in the 1960s , and
also played its part in ending the imperial government . Those who have written
on ...
الصفحة 79
Land was declared the property of the state ; land holdings of more than ten
hectares were outlawed ; and those who cultivated a piece of land were given
usufruct rights to it . In practice , there was no , or very little , reallocation of land .
Land was declared the property of the state ; land holdings of more than ten
hectares were outlawed ; and those who cultivated a piece of land were given
usufruct rights to it . In practice , there was no , or very little , reallocation of land .
الصفحة 82
Land purchasing and selling is still forbidden under government policy , but this
has not effectively prevented it from taking place in the past , and it continues
today . Those in government offices appear to have little idea of who owns land ,
or ...
Land purchasing and selling is still forbidden under government policy , but this
has not effectively prevented it from taking place in the past , and it continues
today . Those in government offices appear to have little idea of who owns land ,
or ...
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