Social Sciences
4 years ago

Foreign Land Ownership Ban in Hungary Sparks Debate on Future Solutions

Hungarian Land Ownership Patterns And Possible Future Solutions According To The Stakeholders' View
Istvan Feher, Istvan Madarasz

Paper Summary

The article discusses how land ownership in Hungary has changed since the communist regime, focusing on the ban on foreigners buying land. The researchers interviewed stakeholders to understand their views on this ban and proposed solutions to satisfy both domestic and foreign interests.

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