Highlights :
• Customary land tenure is evolving from a negotiable to an exclusionary system. • Rapid urbanisation and land commodification are transforming customary land rights. • Customary custodians are re-interpreting usufructuary rights into permissive rights. • Customary authority, formal planning and the market constitute exclusionary weapons. • The flexibility of customary tenure can be manipulated to benefit the powerful. »
Read the full article : here
Read also an article from the Grain de sel n°78 : [“Land use planning and agricultural development in rural Ghana” ->http://www.inter-reseaux.org/Flipbook/Gds78-EN/#page/14-15
