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The right to fair compensation for land acquired for petroleum activities: a critique of law and practice in Tanzania
Compensation for land acquired for petroleum exploitation can be highly contentious. Often, the discovery of petroleum in a locality raises the landholders' expectations about the net benefit that the resources will bring their way. These expectations collide with the state's interest to exploit the...
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Department of Public Law
2022
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