Can we unlock rural socio-economic transformation through land reform?: revisiting the land redistribution public policy imperatives in South Africa

The policy brief is intended to bring sharper focus to bear on the public policy foundations on which land reform���s contribution to rural socio-economic transformation in the country is based and how a more enabling public policy environment may be created.

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Human Science Research Council SA
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2026-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.14749/32382297
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Land Rights and Reforms
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Can we unlock rural socio-economic transformation through land reform?: revisiting the land redistribution public policy imperatives in South Africa

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Human Science Research Council SA
Land Rights and Reforms
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Can we unlock rural socio-economic transformation through land reform?: revisiting the land redistribution public policy imperatives in South Africa

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The policy brief is intended to bring sharper focus to bear on the public policy foundations on which land reform���s contribution to rural socio-economic transformation in the country is based and how a more enabling public policy environment may be created.

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Land Rights and Reforms
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