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Customary Land Rights Unlock Economic Prosperity for Ghanaians

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Yale Human Rights and Development Journal
Building on Custom: Land Tenure Policy and Economic Development in Ghana
Joseph Blocher

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The article discusses how Ghana can improve its land tenure policy by combining traditional and modern land laws. It explains why traditional land practices are important for a strong property system and gives an overview of Ghana's current land laws. The article suggests ways for Ghana to benefit from its traditional land sector.

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