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PART I. MAN AND LAND DURING THE INDUSTRIALIZATION OF GERMANY

The process of industrialization in Germany lasted about 100 years and resulted in a thorough change from an agricultural to an industrial society. This transition caused considerable changes in the man - land relationship.


1.1 Man and Land at the Individual Level

1.2 Labour Force on the Land

1.3 Man and Land at Society Level

 

 

LAND TENURE AND SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: KOREA
  Introduction
1 MAN AND LAND DURING THE INDUSTRIALIZATION OF GERMANY
1.1 Man and Land at the Individual Level
1.2 Labour Force on the Land
1.3 Man and Land at Society Level
2 DEVEIOPNENT OF MAN - LAND RELATIONS IN KOREA
2.1 Ancient Societies - Group Control of Land
2.2 Unified Silla - Centralized Control of Land
2.3 Koryo Dynasty - Temporary Private Control of Land
2.4 Yi Dynasty (Jonseon Dynasty) - Permanent Private Control of Land
2.5 Japanese Rule - Private Property of Land
2.6 Korea - Small-scale Owner-operator
3 SOME CURRENT ISSUES OF MAN-LAND RELATIONS IN KOREA