State lands and rural development in mandatory Palestine, 1920-1948 /
The League of Nations' Mandate for Palestine imposed two duties on Britain as the administering power with regard to land: to closely settle Jews on state and waste lands (Article 6), and to promote closer settlement, intensive cultivation and rural development in the interests of all the peopl...
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Brighton ; Portland, Ore :
Sussex Academic Press,
2001
Brighton ; Portland, Ore. : 2001 Brighton ; Portland, Ore. : 2001 |
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1 The State Lands Issue
- 1 The State Lands of Palestine 21
- 2 The Beisan Lands 49
- 3 The Huleh Lands 81
- 4 The Athlit, Kabbara and Caesarea Concession 117
- Part 2 Rural Development
- 5 The Preservation and Improvement of the Natural Environment 149
- 6 The Improvement of Arab Agriculture 160
- 7 Major Structural Change and Investment in the Rural Sector 188
- Foreword / Kenneth W. Stein
- Pt. 1 The State Lands Issue
- 1. The State Lands of Palestine
- 2. The Beisan Lands
- 3. The Huleh Lands
- 4. The Athlit, Kabbara and Caesarea Concession
- Pt. 2. Rural Development
- 5. The Preservation and Improvement of the Natural Environment
- 6. The Improvement of Arab Agriculture
- 7. Major Structural Change and Investment in the Rural Sector.
- Foreword / Kenneth W. Stein
- pt. 1 The State Lands Issue. 1. The State Lands of Palestine. 2. The Beisan Lands. 3. The Huleh Lands. 4. The Athlit, Kabbara and Caesarea Concession
- pt. 2. Rural Development. 5. The Preservation and Improvement of the Natural Environment. 6. The Improvement of Arab Agriculture. 7. Major Structural Change and Investment in the Rural Sector.