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Subject of this research is the environmental function of land ownership, materialised in two civil law institutes. These are sui generis easements of common law and propter rem obligations of french law. Those institutes are a sintesis of different, more or less sincere strivings to give contributions to the Environmental Law from all of the fields of law studies. At the same time, civil law institutes attest to the great evolutive potentials of Civil Law, despite it being so old branch of law.

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The Yezidis of Armenia, traditionally considered transhumant
pastoralists, have been changing their economic habits over the past century.
Nowadays, they are more engaged in agriculture than they were a century ago. The
social and cultural backgrounds of these transformations are discussed, showing
the involvement of the treatment of the Armenians and the adaptive character of
the Yezidis' economy. Presently, the Yezidis practise animal breeding and plant
cultivation in parallel, using the human resources available in their family. The
ongoing transformations in the economy and their engagement in agriculture are
challenging the conservative lifestyle of the Yezidi community. Thus, the people
who have shifted to the agrarian economy are seen as outsiders in the traditional
framework and are perceived to be of low prestige.

Cet Essentiel extrait de la Grande Leçon "La dégradation des sols dans le monde" traite de l'inégalité de la répartition des terres à travers le monde ; et en particulier dans les pays pauvres. Les causes historiques ; politiques et écologiques de l'aggravation de ce phénomène sont abordées ici.

This study examines the certainty of ownership of land rights under the national law on land in Indonesia. It is a type of nomative focusing on reviewing the laws governing land and ownership for Indonesian citizens and foreign nationals living in Indonesia. The approaches used were the conceptual and statute approaches to legislation. The data collected are in the form of articles of law that regulate and related to land and ownership. Qualitative method was a method used in analyzing and presenting data. The results indicate that the statutory provisions are indispensable. The ownership of land rights previously adopted from the Land Law of the West is no longer applicable to date in Indonesia. The study is recommended for those interested in the system and land law investigations to be used as reference material in the theoretical and practical review of the law.