Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgements vii
4. Notes on the Contributors viii
5. Introduction 1
6. PART I History
7. 1 Land, Labour and Capital: External Influences and Internal Responses in Early Modern Scotland 21
8. 2 Agricultural Enlightenment, Land Ownership and Scotland’s Culture of Improvement, 1700–1820 39
9. 3 The Impact of Agrarian Radicalism on Land Reform in Scotland and Ireland, 1879–1903 56
10. 4 ‘The usual agencies of civilisation’: Conceptions of Land Ownership and Reform in the Comparative Context in the Long Nineteenth Century 74
11. 5 Still on the Agenda? The Strange Survival of the Scottish Land Question, 1880–1999 94
12. PART II Law
13. 6 Earth and Stone: History, Law and Land through the Lens of Sasine 111
14. 7 Legislating for Community Land Rights 154
15. 8 Towards Sustainable Community Ownership: A Comparative Assessment of Scotland’s New Compulsory Community Right to Buy 177
16. 9 Property Rights and Human Rights in Scottish Land Reform 213
17. 10 The Evolution of Sustainable Development in Scotland: A Case Study of Community Right to Buy Law and Policy, 2003–18 236
18. 11 Scottish Residential Tenancies 263
19. 12 Crofting Law 293
20. 13 Agricultural Tenancy Legislation and Public Policy Considerations in Scotland 311
21. PART III Policy
22. 14 Planning and Rights: Are there Lessons for Town Planning We Can Borrow from Land Reform? 327
23. 15 Crofting Policy and Legislation: An Undemocratic and Illegitimate Structure of Domination? 351
24. 16 Does Size Really Matter? Sustainable Development Outcomes from Different Scales of Land Ownership 368
25. 17 Agricultural Models in Scotland and Norway: A Comparison 388
26. Index 410