Women, State Law and Land in Peri-Urban Settlements on Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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This paper provides a brief overview of
the intersection of state and customary laws governing land
in peri-urban settlements around Honiara, focusing on their
impact upon landowners, particularly women landowners. It
suggests that the intersection of customary and state legal
systems allows a small number of individuals, predominantly
men, to solidify their control over customary land. This has
occurred to the detriment of many landowners, who have often
found themselves excluded from both decision-making
processes and the distribution of financial benefits from
the use of land. This contributes to social conflict and
undermines the legitimacy of land dealings, and as the
tensions demonstrate, can ultimately lead to violent conflict.
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ACCESS TO EDUCATION, BULLETIN, DISSEMINATION, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, FORMAL EDUCATION, GENDER, HOUSING, HUMAN RIGHTS, INEQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION, INHERITANCE, INTEGRATION, INTERNATIONAL LAW, LAND ACQUISITION, LAND OWNERSHIP, LAND RECORDS, LAND RIGHTS, LAND TENURE, LAND TITLES, LANDOWNERS, LEASING, LEGAL RIGHTS, LEGAL SUPPORT, LEVEL OF EDUCATION, MIGRANT, MIGRANTS, MOTHER, NATIONAL BORDERS, NATURAL RESOURCE, NUMBER OF PEOPLE, NUMBER OF WOMEN, OIL, OWNERSHIP OF LAND, PARTICIPATION IN DECISION, PEACE, PRIVATE SECTOR, PROPERTY RIGHTS, PUBLIC ARENA, RESOURCE USE, RESPECT, RIGHT OF WOMEN, ROLE OF WOMEN, SOCIAL CONFLICT, SOCIAL CONFLICTS, URBAN AREAS, URBAN COMMUNITIES, URBAN SETTLEMENTS, URBANIZATION, WAR, WOMAN, WOMEN LEADERS