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Begriff, Bedeutung und Handhabung des Grundrechtes auf Eigentum in den Transitionsstaaten des Balkan, verdeutlicht anhand der Rechtslage und Spruchpraxis in Serbien und Montenegro, Bosnien und Herzegowina, Kroatien sowie Bulgarien /Jetzinger, Daniela. January 2006 (has links)
Thesis (doctoral)--Universität Salzburg, 2005. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 368-375).
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Property rights, negotiating power and foreign investment : an international and comparative law study on AfricaCotula, Lorenzo January 2009 (has links)
Property rights are crucial in shaping foreign investment and its socio‐economic outcomes. Their allocation, protection and regulation influence the way the risks, costs and benefits of an investment are shared. For investors, the protection of property rights is a tool to shelter their business interests from arbitrary host state interference. For local people affected by an investment project, it may offer an avenue to secure their livelihoods, through providing safeguards against arbitrary land takings. Tensions may arise between different sets of property rights, as host state regulation to strengthen local resource rights may raise project costs and interfere with investors’ rights ‐ for example, under the international‐law regulatory taking doctrine, or “stabilization clauses” in investor‐state contracts. While there are vast literatures about the international law on foreign investment, the human right to property, and national law on investment, land and natural resources in Africa, this study analyses in an integrated way how the different sets of property rights involved in an investment project are legally protected under applicable law, whether national, international or “transnational”. The study explores whether the property rights of foreign investors and affected local people tend to enjoy differentiated legal protection; and, if so, whether the legal protection of “stronger” property rights may constrain efforts to strengthen “weaker” ones. This research question has both theoretical and practical implications. Differences in the strength of legal protection may affect negotiating power. Weak legal protection and negotiating power make local resource users vulnerable to arbitrary dispossession of their lands. From a theoretical standpoint, linking legal analysis to an analysis of negotiating power in foreign investment projects can provide insights on the relationship between law and power ‐ in a globalised world, does the law serve more powerful interests, can it be used to empower disadvantaged groups, or is it rather irrelevant?.
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noneChen, Amy 29 July 2002 (has links)
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Staat und Eigentum /Doering, Erich. January 1935 (has links)
Thesis (doctoral)--Universität Köln.
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Der Besitz in gesellschafts- und arbeitsrechtlicher Beziehung /Flick, Gert-Rudolf. January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (doctoral)--Universität München.
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The Effect on the Financial Market Develop from the Perspective of the Mainland China's State-owned Property RightLin, I-Chuan 10 May 2000 (has links)
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Shi chang jing ji yu chan quan gai geHu, Yongming. January 1993 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Zhongguo ren min da xue. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 238-242).
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Econometric analysis of the welfare effects of common property right forestry programsKutela, Dambala Gelo 16 March 2012 (has links)
This thesis proposes to empirically evaluate fundamental welfare outcomes associated with common property rights forestry. The inferences made were based on data collected from selected villages in rural Ethiopia, where common property forestry programs are being run or are planned. The thesis comprises of three separate analysis chapters. The first of these analysis chapters engaged with the estimation of compensating variation, for community forestry intervention, using double-bounded contingent valuation methods while controlling for biases arising from anomalous preference revelation. The second analysis chapter aimed to identify salient community forestry program attributes that are preferred by potential program participants, estimate welfare effects and test preference heterogeneity for each of the selected attributes. The third analysis chapter aimed to estimate average treatment effects associated with the implementation of natural forest management decentralization, paying particular attention to identification issues. The results from the first analysis chapter indicate that community forestry programs offer sizeable welfare benefits. Furthermore, double-bounded CVM studies in developing country contexts also suffer from preference revelation anomalies, and, therefore, researchers should control for these anomalies. From the second analysis chapter, the welfare gain offered by community forestry was found to hinge largely on the proposed attributes of the program, such as the type of forest, area enclosure and type of land upon which the forest was to be situated. Moreover, the results pointed to significant differences in attribute preferences across the study population. In the third analysis chapter, after controlling for selection bias and treatment-effect heterogeneity associated with program participation, forest management decentralization programs were found to increase the average welfare of participant households between 19.96% and 33.63%. The results support the claim that common property right forestry management can be used to revive rural development and provide incentives for environmental protection, the latter of which has been uncovered in related research. / Thesis (PhD)--University of Pretoria, 2012. / Economics / unrestricted
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Nuosavybės teisės objekto problema doktrinoje ir teismų praktikoje / The Problem of object of property right in the doctrine and judiciary practiceLučinski, Dariuš 05 May 2006 (has links)
In this study author analyzes definition of object of property right in different legal doctrines and judiciary practice and offers how to solve this problem. The object of the property right is described through relationships with other legal categories: object of civil right, object of thing right, object of obligation. Also author analyzes the definitions of property and things and their relations with property right. Author unfolds signs of things and discoveries property definition.
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Optimalizace postupu při převodech vlastnictví zemědělských pozemků / Optimization of the procedure for the transfer of ownership of agricultural landSvrčeková, Monika January 2016 (has links)
The Master´s thesis is focused on optimizing the procedure for the transfer of ownership of agricultural land, which will also form the aim of this work. The theoretical part consists of information on the acquisition of property rights to agricultural land. They also described the basic concepts related to the issue. The practical part is formed at the beginning of the analysis of the situation on the market of agricultural land type arable land species in the selected area. It is followed by the creation of objective work, which is creating the optimal procedure for the transfer of ownership of agricultural land. Conclusion the Master´s thesis contains a description of differences in the transfer of ownership of practice and also a summary of the law legislation in the Czech and Slovak Republics
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