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Cadastral “Reform”–At What Cultural Costs to Developing Countries?

Abstract This paper argues that the introduction of western cadastral concepts into communities with different land tenure systems have involved “cultural costs.” The paper discusses these cultural costs and concludes that cadastral reformers need to re-design their product to fit the communities.

George L. Benwell | I. Chukwudozie Ezigbalike | G. Benwell | I. Ezigbalike

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