This is a preprint of a paper from 14th PCGIAP Meeting (International Seminar on Land Administration Trends & Issues in Asia & The Pacific Region), 19-20 August 2008.  http://www.csdila.unimelb.edu.au/projects/PCGIAPLASeminar/index.html.19-20 August 200

Enemark, Stig

P. Williamson, Ian

Rajabifard, Abbas

Wallace, Judy

This is a publisher’s version of an article published in Coordinates 2008 published by Centre of Geo-Information Technologies . This version is reproduced with permission. http://www.mycoordinates.org/index.phpThis paper introduces basic land administration theory and highlights four key concepts that are fundamental to understanding modern land administration systems. Readers may recall the first part of the paper in October Issue of Coordinates. Here is the concluding part that focuses on the changing role of ownership and the role of land markets

Williamson, Ian Philip

ENEMARK, STIG

WALLACE, JUDE

RAJABIFARD, ABBAS

University of Melbourne Institutional Repository

English

Understanding land administration systems [2]

This paper introduces basic land administration theory and highlights four key concepts that are fundamental to understanding modern land administration systems - firstly the land management paradigm and its influence on the land administration framework, secondly the role that the cadastre plays in contributing to sustainable development, thirdly the changing nature of ownership and the role of land markets, and lastly a land management vision that promotes land administration in support of sustainable development and spatial enablement of society. We present here the first part of the paper. The second part focuses on the changing  role of ownership and the role of land markets, and a land management vision will be published in November issue of Coordinates. Udgivelsesdato: Oktobe

Understanding land administration systems

This is a publisher’s version of an article published in Coordinates 2008 published by Centre of Geo-Information Technologies . This version is reproduced with permission. http://www.mycoordinates.org/index.phpThis paper introduces basic land administration theory and highlights four key concepts that are fundamental to understanding modern land administration systems - firstly the land management paradigm and its influence on the land administration framework, secondly the role that the cadastre plays in contributing to sustainable development, thirdly the changing nature of ownership and the role of land markets, and lastly a land management vision that promotes land administration in support of sustainable development and spatial enablement of society. We present here the first part of the paper. The second part that focuses on the changing role of ownership and the role of land markets, and a land management vision will be published in November issue of Coordinates

Understanding land administration systems [1]

WILLIAMSON, I

Enemark, S

WALLACE, J

RAJABIFARD, A

Understanding Land Administration Systems

This paper introduces basic land administration theory and highlights four key concepts that are fundamental to understanding modern land administration systems. Readers may recall the first part of the paper in October issue of Coordinates. Here is the concluding part that focuses on the changing role of ownership and the role of land markets. Udgivelsesdato: Novembe

http://minerva-access.unimelb.edu.au/bitstream/11343/26653/1/117009_Understanding_Land_Administration_Systems.pdf

Understanding land administration systems

Abstract

Similar works

Full text

Available Versions

University of Melbourne Institutional Repository

VBN

University of Melbourne Institutional Repository

University of Melbourne Institutional Repository

VBN