land reform

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land reform

A government implements land reform to distribute fields more fairly.

Definition

Noun: A change in the system of land ownership, especially the breaking up of large private estates and the redistribution of the land to farmers or peasants, typically carried out by a government.

Usage

This term is used to describe a specific type of government policy or social program aimed at changing the ownership and use of agricultural land. It is a formal term common in political, economic, and historical discussions.

Examples
  • The new government's first major policy was a comprehensive land reform to address rural poverty.
  • Historians debate the long-term success of the land reform implemented after the revolution.
  • The proposed land reform bill aims to grant titles to smallholder farmers.
Advanced Usage
  • "to implement land reform": to carry out or put a land reform policy into practice.
    • The administration promised to implement land reform to gain the support of the peasant class.
  • "sweeping/radical land reform": describes a reform that is extensive and brings about fundamental change.
    • The period was marked by sweeping land reform that transformed the agricultural sector.
Variants and Related Words
  • Land redistribution (n): The process of redistributing land, often used synonymously with land reform.
    • The core of the policy was the land redistribution to landless laborers.
  • Agrarian reform (n): A broader term that can include land reform along with changes to supporting systems like credit and infrastructure.
    • The program was not just land reform but a wider agrarian reform.
Synonyms
  • Agrarian reform (in its narrower sense)
  • Land redistribution
Related Phrases
  • Land tenure reform: A type of reform focused specifically on changing the legal rules governing land ownership and use.
    • The project focuses on land tenure reform to improve security for farmers.
  • Post-conflict land reform: Land reform undertaken after a war or civil conflict.
    • Stable post-conflict land reform is crucial for lasting peace.
Related Concepts
  • Expropriation: The act of a government taking private property for public use, often involved in land reform.
  • Collectivization: The pooling of land and labor into collective farms, an alternative model to redistribution to individual owners.
land reform

A government implements land reform to distribute fields more fairly.

Noun
  1. a redistribution of agricultural land (especially by government action)

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