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Global climate change policy enforcement has become the new driving force of resource grabbing in the context of the &ldquo ; scramble of resources&rdquo ; in Africa. Nevertheless, the environmental crisis should not be seen as an isolated phenomenon amid contemporary capitalism. On the contrary, a very distinct feature of the current wave of land grabs is the convergence of multiple crises, including food, energy/fuel, environmental, and financial. The Southern Mozambique District, Massingir, is an area with high potential regarding water sources and biodiversity. It recently became a host of a biofuel project, and also a huge block of land is being transformed into a conservation/tourism area ; answering to many issues within capitalism&rsquo ; s crisis, this area is an evidence of how synergetic resource grabbing can arise as a response to the convergence of multiple crises. Therefore, by analyzing the emerging politics of natural resources in Massingir District and the dynamics regarding the land-use change, changes in property relations, it is possible to understand how rural livelihoods are shaped. Risks related to food security and sovereignty, loss of control and access to resources, consistent narrowing down of the set of livelihood strategies, and inter-community conflicts over scarce resources are the main implications of such emerging climate-smart land politics.

Land is an essential part of human life. On the land there are various rights that arise, including ownership rights, building use rights, cultivation rights and usage rights. Besides land that already has land rights on it, there is also land without rights on it which is called State land. This paper will examine the legal problems that arise over State land which is claimed by regional governments as regional assets. The method used in this writing is through a doctrinal / law approach where the law is conceptualized as statutory regulations. The results of the analysis show that the regional government cannot automatically say that State land is land controlled by the regional government through management rights, but the regional government must apply to the national land agency to have rights over State land.

1. Critique of ideas -- 2. Theoretical thinking on land circulation -- 3. Breakthrough point of China's rural land system reform -- 4. An unique opportunity for China's rural land circulation -- 5. Land trust : the new system for rural land circulation -- 6. "Cloud trust + land trust" : interpretation of the profit model for land trust.

Die Kanzlerkandidatin der Grünen erklärt, wie sie Deutschland verändern will und worauf es ankommt, wenn wir es in eine gute Zukunft führen möchten. Klimapolitik, soziale Gerechtigkeit, Digitalisierung, Innovation: In all diesen wesentlichen Bereichen tritt Deutschland auf der Stelle. Wenn wir unser Land für uns und künftige Generationen lebenswert gestalten wollen, müssen wir uns bewegen - und zwar jetzt. Annalena Baerbock kämpft für diese Veränderungen mit Leidenschaft und Sachverstand. In ihrem Buch erklärt sie, was sie persönlich als Politikerin antreibt, wie sie regieren will und wie wir gemeinsam die Erneuerung schaffen. Annalena Baerbock, geboren 1980 in Hannover, wuchs im Dorf Schulenburg nahe Hannover auf. Sie studierte Politikwissenschaft und öffentliches Recht an der Universität Hamburg sowie Völkerrecht an der London School of Economics. Baerbock ist seit 2005 Mitglied von Bündnis 90/Die Grünen. Seit 2018 ist sie gemeinsam mit Robert Habeck Parteivorsitzende und seit April 2021 die erste Kanzlerkandidatin von Bündnis 90/Die Grünen. Sie ist verheiratet und hat zwei Kinder. (Verlagswerbung)