On Common Ground: International Perspectives on the Community Land Trust
A collection of twenty-six original essays, written by forty-two scholars and practitioners from a dozen countries, tracing the growth and diversification of the international community land trust movement.
La inseguridad de la tenencia de la tierra en América Latina y el Caribe
The first volume in Terra Nostra Press monograph series—and the first of several that will be translated into Spanish. Its thematic focus is the pernicious problem of land tenure insecurity in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Why Community Land Trusts?
Why Community Land Trusts: The Philosophy Behind an Unconventional Form of Tenure, is the second in our monograph series, with six essays exploring various justifications for the community land trust.
CLT Applications in Urban Neighborhoods
Community Land Trust Applications in Urban Neighborhoods, is the third in our monograph series, with eight essays exploring various applications of the CLT model in urban settings.
Impactful Development and Community Empowerment
Impactful Development and Community Empowerment is the fourth in our monograph series, with seven essays exploring the debate between going to scale versus giving power and voice to the community served by a CLT.
Community Land Trusts and Informal Settlements in the Global South
Community Land Trusts and Informal Settlements in the Global South is the fifth in our monograph series, with seven essays exploring the growth of CLTs in the Global South.
An imprint of the Center for Community Land Trust Innovation, Terra Nostra Press publishes books, monographs, and manuals in support of the Center’s work. These publications showcase the theory and practice of community land trusts, along with the stories of reflective practitioners from around the world who are laying the foundation for an international CLT movement. Related topics include: garden cities, community-led development, permanently affordable housing, cooperative ownership of land, housing, and enterprises, urban agriculture, neighborhood revitalization, reclaiming the commons, and sustainable development.
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