Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro  |                 a description of the process by which the ownership of
 2  I,1   |            historical origins of the process of land concentration vary
 3  I (6) |    production and is involved in the process of fragmentation of land-holdings.
 4  I (6) | fragmentation of land-holdings. This process is a counter-image and consequence
 5  I,1   |            have often encouraged the process of concentration of landholdings.
 6  I,1   |        landholdings. As a rule, this process seems to be the result of
 7  I,2   |           agriculture suffers in the process.~They have thus adopted
 8  I,2   |           given added impetus to the process of concentration of landholdings.~
 9  I,3   |     seriously destabilise the reform process: firstly, a scandalous series
10  I,4   |         often further encouraged the process of the concentration of
11  I,4   |            All this has encouraged a process of accumulation based on
12  I,4   |              being excluded from the process.~The rise in land prices
13  I,7   |      effectively counter the present process under which land ownership
14  I,13  |              sector is enmeshed in a process that increases and spreads
15  I,13  |           poverty.(13) Whenever this process has the upper hand and there
16  I,14  |            ownership set in motion a process of environmental degradation
17  I,14  |              also contribute to this process.~Deforestation of large
18 II,4   |          teaching of the Church, the process of the concentration of
19 II,6   |            right to take part in the process of production through their
20 III,9  |               c) implementation of a process of administrative decentralization
21 Conclu |             new millennium through a process of spiritual conversion