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Expropriation Without Compensation in South Africa

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Due to the slow progress of land reform in South Africa, there has been increasing political pressure for the government to expropriate land without compensation (EWC). Consequently, there currently is a draft bill in the South African parliament to amend the Constitution to explicitly legalize EWC. This article discusses how EWC came to the forefront of the South African land issue as well as the advantages and disadvantages of utilizing EWC as a mechanism for land reform.
Full Title
Expropriation Without Compensation in South Africa
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Perspectives on Business and Economics, Volume 38 (2020): South Africa: Remedies for the Past and Opportunities for the Future
Contributor(s)
Creator: Cooper, Jake I.
Department: Economics
Publisher
Lehigh University
Date Issued
2020
Language
English
Type
Text
Genre
articles
Form
electronic documents
Department name
Economics
Media type
application/pdf
Creator role
Undergraduate Student
Identifier
10.18275/pbe-v038-008
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Volume
38
Cooper, . J. I. (2020). Expropriation Without Compensation in South Africa (Vols. 38). https://doi.org/10.18275/pbe-v038-008
Cooper, Jake I. 2020. “Expropriation Without Compensation in South Africa”. https://doi.org/10.18275/pbe-v038-008.
Cooper, Jake I. Expropriation Without Compensation in South Africa. 2020, https://doi.org/10.18275/pbe-v038-008.