Context The phenomenon of known as 'land grabbing'is not a new process. Especially,
since the 1990s, some capital-rich countries have started to buy or lease foreign lands to be …

Water grabbing refers to situations where powerful actors are able to take control of or divert
valuable water resources and watersheds for their own benefit, depriving local communities …

This chapter provides an overview of how land alienation from indigenous people was
accomplished, the geographical patterns of land division established, and the outcomes of …

Sudan is often presented as the Nile riparian state with the highest agricultural potential,
including contributing substantially to food security in the Nile region and beyond. This …

This article examined the factors that influence conflict relapse in South Sudan and
attempted to provide policy recommendations. Despite numerous local and international …

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There is an increasing interest of acquiring farmland abroad, especially following the food
price crisis in 2007/08. East Africa is a hotspot of activities, and given the high prevalence of …

Despite increasing modernization in agriculture globally, the majority of people in
developing countries are still dependant on low input, limited technology smallholder …

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