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Land, Development and the Irrationality of International Law
Despite the global importance of land, there is no international land law. Nevertheless international law is relevant to the use of land, but in a skewed way: While sovereigns and foreign investors, each in their own way, can rely on international law for protection, whereas the protection for the rights of poor, small scale farmers.
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