Community ownership and sustainable economic development

George Callagahan; Mike Danson; Geoffrey Whittam

Community ownership and sustainable economic development

George Callagahan, Mike Danson, Geoffrey Whittam

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Abstract

This note (Devine 2006, pp.420-421) demonstrates the passion and drama of the Highland Clearances and the power accompanying land ownership. The causes of the Clearances, which range from the (perhaps inevitable) migration associated with a growing population to the deliberately cruel acts of landowners and their factors, are a matter of historical debate (Lynch 1993; Donnachie and Hewitt 2007).

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	50-71
Number of pages	22
Journal	Scottish Affairs
Volume	74
Publication status	Published - 2011

Keywords

community ownership
Scottish Highlands
land ownership

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Callagahan, G., Danson, M., & Whittam, G. (2011). Community ownership and sustainable economic development. Scottish Affairs, 74, 50-71. http://www.scottishaffairs.org/backiss/2011.html#winter

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