Sentence examples for collective tenure from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a growing array of governmental projects seeks to identify and protect indigenous ontologies in the face of capitalist development processes, including through forms of collective tenure.

Reforming land tenure codes to allow individuals, families and communities to claim property or collective tenure rights on the land and the trees is the issue that matters in order to start tackling fairness in REDD+ and PES initiatives.

This is the fourth season Stanton and Nelson have served as setup men and Rivera has finished games for the Yankees, the kind of collective tenure that has been virtually nonexistent since the advent of free agency a quarter century ago.

Indeed, while much remains to be done to recognize indigenous peoples' collective tenure rights, concrete experiences of recognition of customary rights are also in place and where portrayed at the side-event organized by FAO and Rights and Resources: "Indigenous peoples' communal access to land: tenure rights and country experiences from Asia".

Referring to alpine commons, Pareto (1896), whose work helped lay the foundation for modern welfare economics, affirmed that "since it has undergone the trial of free competition for centuries, collective land tenure responds better [than other forms of land tenure] to certain specific needs.... Its violent destruction would mean a loss in the nation's total utilities".

We would like to see the promotion of collective land tenure rights, and the critical role of women within these collective land tenure systems, as major principles for countries to adhere to as a part of any international climate change mitigation and adaptation strategy.

This paper employs a unique provincial level panel dataset of 8 National Forest Resource Inventories and related price and investment data to estimate the effects on the forest of China's reforms of collective forestland tenure and timber prices in the 1980s.

Instead, they went after collective bargaining, teacher tenure, and seniority.

Republican lawmakers banned teacher collective bargaining, eliminated tenure for many future teachers, eliminated local control over charter schools and authorized for-profit cyber-schools that are already siphoning off millions of local education tax dollars.

We also need to pay teachers higher salaries and restore some of the basic incentives for teaching, such as collective bargaining and tenure.

Is Michelle Rhee's campaign to restrict collective bargaining and tenure likely to persuade talented young men and women that teaching is an appealing career?