But it is essential to touch upon the underlying importance of land tenure change in the Mara, which has shaped land use, the emergence of a partnership-style conservancy model, and ultimately informs the obstructions of knowledge we further develop in subsequent sections.
It has been found that low-income households who are house-rich and cash-poor are more likely to sell their home in later life, but it is also noticed that changes in demographics and in living arrangements play an over-arching role in explaining home-tenure change in the final phase of the life course (Angelini et al. 2013a; Dewilde and Stier 2014).
In Kenya, land tenure changes from communal to open access due to population increase and migrations from high potential lands have reduced grazing resources in the arid and semi-arid (ASALs) rangelands (Fratkin 2001; Kirwa 2009).
Understanding the nature of variation in land tenure in space and time is an important step towards developing a deeper understanding of land tenure change and its impacts on societies and ecosystems.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has made both public health and public education centerpieces of his tenure, and the changes in the schools' food are an outgrowth of his efforts to curb trans fats, salt and other unwanted additives.
Therefore, understanding how these types of commitment develop and highlighting the factors related to tenure that cause changes in commitment will not only fill a gap in the empirical work and strengthen commitment theory, but will help managers to optimize the commitment of their employees.
Housing benefit has risen for 15 years, both in and out of recession, partly because of the decline in council housing, changes in tenure, and an increase in working-age people on benefit.
In addition, the results show that the practice of enclosing the land, in both direct and indirect ways, can be linked to socio-cultural, tenure and socio-economic changes in the study area.
But the changes in job tenure are more media myth than workplace reality.
