Titlebook: Urban Land Markets; Improving Land Manag Somik V. Lall,Mila Freire,Jean-Jacques Helluin Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009

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Guiding Spatial Changes: Singapore Urban Planninglans are implemented with relatively high compliance with development control and planning regulations. In recent years Singapore has gained increasing international recognition as a model of good practice for public land management (Yeung, 1987; Wakeley & You, 2001).

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Government Land Use Interventions: An Economic Analysisidiary effects that are unanticipated by policy makers. These effects can be undesirable, offsetting the benefits that the interventions were intended to capture. The result can then be a net social loss, so that the land use intervention leaves the urban economy in a worse position than where it started.

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Land Use Regulation: Transferring Lessons from Developed Economiesrward. The papers from the symposium were developed into a text, .(Dunkerley & Whitehead, 1983), that put the questions in a more transparent framework of economic analysis with the aim of bringing them into broader academic and policy discussion.

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The Formalization of Urban Land Tenure in Developing Countrieslly estimate that between 20 and 90% of a city’s population live in informal or illegal settlements. These figures are debatable, given the criteria for defining slums (UN-Habitat, 2003). Still, they suggest the magnitude of the problem and its alarming dynamics.

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The Formalization of Urban Land Tenure in Developing Countriesn, lived in slums. This figure could reach 1.7 billion by 2020—and 2.8 billion by 2030 (Lopez Moreno, 2003). Case studies in developing countries usually estimate that between 20 and 90% of a city’s population live in informal or illegal settlements. These figures are debatable, given the criteria f

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Social and Economic Impacts of Land Titling Programs in Urban and Periurban Areas: A Short Review ofs Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) launched its Global Campaign for Secure Tenure to address the need to increase protection against forced evictions and promote longer-term options for secure tenure. Similarly, the Millennium Development Goals emphasize the impacts of insecure tenure and it