Landed commons/Terras comuns: current Scottish land reform and reclaiming the commons

Kathryn Burnett; Mike Danson

Landed commons/Terras comuns: current Scottish land reform and reclaiming the commons

Kathryn Burnett
, Mike Danson^*

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Annals of the IV Workshop Production and Appropriation of New Energy Sources: Effects, Conflicts and Alternatives Goiânia: Goiás Federal University.
Editors	Marcelo Rodrigues Mendonça, A Rodrigues de Oliveira
Place of Publication	Goiânia, Brazil
Publisher	Goiás Federal University
Pages	209-211
Number of pages	3
ISBN (Print)	9788549500878
Publication status	Published - Oct 2016

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 2 Zero Hunger
SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities
SDG 15 Life on Land
SDG 17 Partnerships for the Goals

Keywords

commons
land
land reform
community
Scotland

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2016 10 24 Burnett et al Landed acceptedFinal published version, 7.51 MB

Island and Remote Rural Creative and Cultural Enterprise: Sharing a Sustainable Research Agenda
Burnett, K. (Organiser) & Danson, M. (Chair)
21 Jun 2013
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Current Scottish land reform and reclaiming the commons: building community resilience
Burnett, K. & Danson, M., 20 Jan 2016.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Presentation › peer-review
Sustainability and small enterprises in Scotland’s remote rural ‘margins’
Burnett, K. A. & Danson, M., 1 Aug 2016, In: Local Economy. 31, 5, p. 539-553 15 p.
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Burnett, K., & Danson, M. (2016). Landed commons/Terras comuns: current Scottish land reform and reclaiming the commons. In M. R. Mendonça, & A. Rodrigues de Oliveira (Eds.), Annals of the IV Workshop Production and Appropriation of New Energy Sources: Effects, Conflicts and Alternatives Goiânia: Goiás Federal University. (pp. 209-211). Goiás Federal University.

Burnett, Kathryn ; Danson, Mike. / Landed commons/Terras comuns : current Scottish land reform and reclaiming the commons. Annals of the IV Workshop Production and Appropriation of New Energy Sources: Effects, Conflicts and Alternatives Goiânia: Goiás Federal University.. editor / Marcelo Rodrigues Mendonça ; A Rodrigues de Oliveira . Goiânia, Brazil : Goiás Federal University, 2016. pp. 209-211

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Burnett, K & Danson, M 2016, Landed commons/Terras comuns: current Scottish land reform and reclaiming the commons. in MR Mendonça & A Rodrigues de Oliveira (eds), Annals of the IV Workshop Production and Appropriation of New Energy Sources: Effects, Conflicts and Alternatives Goiânia: Goiás Federal University.. Goiás Federal University, Goiânia, Brazil, pp. 209-211.

Landed commons/Terras comuns: current Scottish land reform and reclaiming the commons. / Burnett, Kathryn; Danson, Mike.
Annals of the IV Workshop Production and Appropriation of New Energy Sources: Effects, Conflicts and Alternatives Goiânia: Goiás Federal University.. ed. / Marcelo Rodrigues Mendonça; A Rodrigues de Oliveira . Goiânia, Brazil: Goiás Federal University, 2016. p. 209-211.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

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Burnett K, Danson M. Landed commons/Terras comuns: current Scottish land reform and reclaiming the commons. In Mendonça MR, Rodrigues de Oliveira A, editors, Annals of the IV Workshop Production and Appropriation of New Energy Sources: Effects, Conflicts and Alternatives Goiânia: Goiás Federal University.. Goiânia, Brazil: Goiás Federal University. 2016. p. 209-211

Landed commons/Terras comuns: current Scottish land reform and reclaiming the commons

UN SDGs

Keywords

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Activities

Island and Remote Rural Creative and Cultural Enterprise: Sharing a Sustainable Research Agenda

Research output

Romance and resilience: the assets and ambition of Scottish ‘remote rural’ enterprise contexts

Current Scottish land reform and reclaiming the commons: building community resilience

Sustainability and small enterprises in Scotland’s remote rural ‘margins’

Cite this