Nothing embodied the vulgarity and brazenness of Yanukovych's personal corruption like Mezhyhirya, a residence he built on three hundred and fifty acres of illegally privatized land outside Kiev.
This change in tenure has enabled development of new institutions, such as the conservancy model, which is proposed to maintain open lands for wildlife while generating new income avenues for local people under a privatized land tenure system.
In that controversy, Earl Holding, the owner of the Snowbasin ski area, pressed the Forest Service to privatize land at the base so he could build a lodge.
British policymakers "privatized" common land that had sustained families for generations, and they used the threat of starvation (allegedly God's way of discouraging laziness) to grow the modern labor market.
Kenya has successfully privatized its land with beneficial results.
Mr. Putin's yearold government also stands at a critical juncture of reform, with sweeping proposals to build a new judicial system, institute jury trials and privatize land ownership this year, an issue still so contentious in post-Soviet Russia that a fistfight broke out Friday among lawmakers.
The ability to formally privatize land (i.e., not just to enclose it for capitalist production) is a result of the establishment and implementation of national laws and policies that recognize and enforce Western-style, state-authorized, private property rights at the expense of communal and plural systems of tenure.
She rolled out a plan for public lands ahead of her first big trip to western primary states: a moratorium on all drilling in those lands, a reversal of Trump orders that privatized any lands, free entry to public parks, and a tenfold increase in renewable energy (wind and solar) generated on public lands.
Rather than socializing grazing land with government intervention, or privatizing the land and letting the market rule, Ostrom's book argues that resource users can create local rules and institutions to manage the resource while preserving shared access.
"Privatize farmers' land!" he exclaimed, bringing exuberant applause.
One of Nassar's fears is that the new Brazilian government could privatize the land he has left to the public.
