MERCADO DE TIERRAS Y PROPIEDAD SOCIAL: UNA DISCUSIÓN ACTUAL/LAND MARKET AND SOCIAL PROPERTY: A CURRENT DISCUSSION

Land market and sociaL property: a current discussion Abstract: It is impossible to cover the complexity of the land market under a single perspective for aspects of it are always different and depend on factors such as geographic location of each village to study, the culture of the rural inhabitan...

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Published inAnales de antropología Vol. 47; no. 2; p. 9
Main Author Vázquez, José Luis Plata
Format Journal Article
LanguageSpanish
Published Mexico City Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico 01.07.2013
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Land economics
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Summary:Land market and sociaL property: a current discussion Abstract: It is impossible to cover the complexity of the land market under a single perspective for aspects of it are always different and depend on factors such as geographic location of each village to study, the culture of the rural inhabitants and the policies on land applied by the government; however, in an attempt to contribute to the understanding of this phenomenon, this analysis includes some ideas developed so far around the concepts of land market and social property to give rise to new approaches and proposals through discussion with the authors. The mechanisms by which peasants access to land ownership and situations that justify the rural people deciding transfer the land or grant its use via the usufruct to members of the same town or outsiders are some of the issues related to land tenure and communal ejido type addressed in this work. Keywords: land market; social ownership; ejido; community; agricultural treatment. introducción El problema de la propiedad de la tierra en México debe analizarse con la idea de que la propiedad agraria en este país cuenta con dos modalidades de tenencia que fueron producto principalmente del reparto agrario realizado entre los años 1917 y 1992: 1) la propiedad social, representada por los ejidos y los bienes comunales, y 2) la propiedad privada, a la que pertenecen la pequeña propiedad rural y las colonias agrícolas y ganaderas. Propiedades privadas y pueblos indios, Jesús Ruvalcaba (coord.), Nuevos aportes al conocimiento de la Huasteca, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social, Centro de Estudios Mexicanos y Centroamericanos, Instituto Politécnico Nacional, uaCh , Centro de Investigaciones Históricas de San Luis Potosí, Instituto Nacional Indigenista, México: 153-187. gonzález montes, soleDaD y Vania salles 1995 Relaciones de género y transformaciones agrarias, El Colegio de México, Programa Interdisciplinario de Estudios de la Mujer, México. henDrix, steVen e. 1993 Property law innovation in Latin America with recommendations, Land Tenure Center, University of Wisconsin, Madison. lara PaDilla, yolanDa 1992 Posibles impactos de las reformas al Artículo 27 sobre los recursos forestales de México, El Cotidiano 48: 13-20. leónarD, ériC, anDré quesnel y emilia Velázquez (CoorDs.) 2003 Políticas y regulaciones agrarias.
ISSN:0185-1225