Land Nationalization

Land nationalization refers to the process whereby a government takes ownership of land that was previously privately owned. The intent behind this policy is often to redistribute land more equitably, promote social justice, or manage land resources more effectively for public benefit. Proponents argue it can reduce inequalities and enhance access to land for the poor, while critics may claim it undermines private property rights and can lead to inefficient land management. Overall, land nationalization aims to align land use with broader economic and social goals.