Using property law to expand agroecology: Scotland's land reforms based on human rights
Using property law to expand agroecology: Scotland's land reforms based on human rights
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DOI：
10.1080/03066150.2022.2083506
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发表时间：
2022-07-07
影响因子：
5.1
通讯作者：
Iles，Alastair
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作者：
Calo，Adam;Shields，K.;Iles，Alastair
全球北方的农业生态转型受到支撑农业资本主义的“所有权模式”的文化和法律规范的制约。由此产生的产权制度限制了资产向农业生态制度的转移，并共同推动了以技术为导向的改革。苏格兰的土地改革是在西方法律背景下重塑土地所有权的紧急法律干预。通过研究苏格兰的法律操作、动员话语和治理考虑，我们勾勒出一张路线图，用于重新思考所有权模式根深蒂固的地区的财产。这一案例表明，可以利用现有的物权法来实现财产规范向促进农业生态的转变。
Agroecological transitions in the Global North are inhibited by the cultural and legal norms of a ‘ownership model’ of property that underpins agrarian capitalism. The resulting property system limits asset transfers to agroecological regimes and co-produces technologically oriented reforms. Scotland’s land reforms are emergent legal interventions to reshape land ownership within a Western legal context. By examining legal manoeuvres, mobilizing discourses, and governance considerations in Scotland, we sketch a roadmap for rethinking property in regions where the ownership model is entrenched. This case suggests that existing property law can be leveraged to achieve shifts in property norms towards promoting agroecology.