Rural Land Tenure in the United States: A Socio-Economic Approach to Problems, Programs, and Trends

Table of contents

• Rural Land Tenure in the United States *
• Rural Land Tenure in the United States *
• Preface v
• List of Contributors vii
• Table of Contents ix
• Rural Land Tenure in the United States *
• Part 1 : Introduction 7
• Land Tenure: Definition and Reference 7
• Chapter Twothe Conceptual Framework of Sociology and Economics 14
• Chapter Three - Basic Types of Land Tenure Systems 28
• Part 2: Tenure Programs, Policies, and Classes in the United States *
• Chapter Four - Public Policies and Programs Relating to Land Tenure: Settlement, Education, Credit, and Conservation Programs *
• Chapter Five - Public Policies and Programs Relating to Land Tenure: Production Control and Rural Development Programs 77
• Chapter Six - Public Policies and Programs Relating to Land Tenure: Labor Policies and Programs 90
• Chapter Seven - Tenure Patterns and Trends in the United States 103
• Part 3: Theories, Legal Aspects, and Problems of Land Tenure and Transfers 114
• Chapter Eight the Theory, Principles, and Problems of Leasing *
• Chapter Nine Tenure Aspects of Water Rights 131
• Chapter Ten Subsurface Rights in Land Tenure 146
• Chapter Eleven Conservation and Land Tenure 168
• Chapter Twelve the Land Market and Transfer Process 187
• Part 4: the Impact of Change on Tenure 204
• Chapter Thirteen the Impact of Technology on Land Tenure *
• Chapter Fourteen Changing Interpersonal Relations in Land Tenure Systems 228
• Chapter Fiften Changing Ecology of Land Tenure Systems 247
• Part 5: Research Approaches, Needs, Methods, and Concepts 258
• Chapter Sixteen the Land Tenure Problem in National Perspective *
• Chapter Seventeen Tenure Research Trends and Needs in the United States 271
• Chapter Eighteen Methods and Techniques for Tenure Research 281
• Name Index *
• Subject Index 307

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