Bridging Between Owners and Users in Japan's Private Property Regime: The Case of Farmland Banking
Nishi, Maiko, "Bridging Between Owners and Users in Japan's Private Property Regime: The Case of Farmland Banking" in The Political Economy of Land: Rent, Financialization and Resistance ed. Hyötyläinen, Mika and Beauregard, Robert (London: Routledge, 2022), 160-179.
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Author Nishi, Maiko Book Editor Hyötyläinen, Mika
Beauregard, RobertChapter Title Bridging Between Owners and Users in Japan's Private Property Regime: The Case of Farmland Banking Book Title The Political Economy of Land: Rent, Financialization and Resistance Publication Date 2022-11-30 Place of Publication London Publisher Routledge Start page 160 End page 179 Language eng Abstract This chapter examines how the rights to farmland in Japan have been rearranged through the adoption of a farmland banking system meant to mitigate a severe drop in the farming population and large-scale farmland abandonment since the 1980s. This system gives prefectural governments new power to sublet privately owned farmland to third parties and facilitate farmland aggregation. UNBIS Thesaurus LAND POLICY
AGRICULTURAL LAND
BANKING
JAPANKeyword Farmland abandonment
Farmland aggregationCopyright Holder The Author Copyright Year 2022 Copyright type All rights reserved ISBN 9781003280255 -
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