Chapter, Paragraph
1 Pre | of Land: the Challenge of Agrarian Reform is to increase and
2 Pre | to undertake appropriate agrarian reforms in order to set
3 Intro | a call for an effective agrarian reform, an indispensable
4 Intro (3)| times on the subject of agrarian reform: Manifesto pela terra
5 I,1 | Present Situation~4. The agrarian structure of developing
6 I (4) | on the decline only where agrarian reforms have been implemented.~
7 I,3 | Failures of Agrarian Reform~7. Agrarian reforms
8 I,3 | Failures of Agrarian Reform~7. Agrarian reforms intended to ensure
9 I,3 | has been the belief that agrarian reform consists essentially
10 I,3 | Basically, efforts at agrarian reform have failed in their
11 I,3 | providing areas subject to agrarian reform with the necessary
12 I,3 | cause of the failure of agrarian reforms is the scant attention
13 I,4 | countries, the ways in which agrarian policies have managed the
14 I (11) | interconnection in most traditional agrarian economies between land ownership,
15 II,7 | Agrarian Reform: Guidelines~Implementing
16 II,7 | Equitable and Efficient Agrarian Reform~35. It often happens
17 II,7 | this point, stating that agrarian reform is one of the most
18 II (33) | occasions on the subject of agrarian reform: at Recife, Brazil,
19 II,7 | to the social teaching, agrarian reform cannot be confined
20 II,7 | and effective policy of agrarian reform.(36)~
21 II,8 | teaching of the Church sees agrarian reform as an instrument
22 II,9 | development of an efficient agrarian structure, but also to the
23 III | CHAPTER III~AGRARIAN REFORM: AN INSTRUMENT ~FOR
24 III,1 | Agrarian Reform: A Necessary Instrument ...~
25 III,1 | groupings. This is the aim of an agrarian reform that ensures access
26 III,1 | increasingly clear that an agrarian reform of this type is a
27 III,1 | should be noted that an agrarian reform which creates family-sized
28 III,1 | of injustice and poverty, agrarian reform is not only an instrument
29 III,1 | in, or the postponing of, agrarian reform deprive their condemnation
30 III,2 | the error of thinking that agrarian reform refers simply to
31 III,2 | accorded title to it.~An agrarian reform programme must certainly
32 III,2 | and long term, however, if agrarian reform is confined simply
33 III,2 | part of the programme if agrarian reform is to offer a practical
34 III,2 | indispensable for the success of an agrarian reform is that it should
35 III,3 | effective and efficient agrarian reform, since it allows
36 III,3 | know-how to meet the demands of agrarian reform.~A technical assistance
37 III,3 | production choices.~48. Agrarian reform programmes must also
38 III,4 | to be met and solved by agrarian reform programmes. Those
39 III,4 | Programmes for an effective agrarian reform need to include support
40 III,5 | interest for farm production, agrarian reform programmes must also
41 III,5 | urbanization. In the context of agrarian reform, every effort must
42 III,6 | and social injustice. Even agrarian reform programmes consider
43 III,6 | view of this situation, if agrarian reform programmes are to
44 III,7 | for Concerted Action~53. Agrarian reform programmes must pay
45 III,7 | also very necessary for any agrarian reform to include the promotion
46 III,8 | Indigenous Populations~55. Agrarian reform not only helps to
47 III,8 | these populations means that agrarian reform is a decisive component
48 III,8 | their specific identity.~An agrarian reform must allow for the
49 III,8 | population.~In a word, the agrarian reform must help indigenous
50 III,8 | conditions must be respected if agrarian reform programmes are to
51 III,8 | implementing reform programmes. Agrarian reform must, on the one
52 III,10 | developing agriculture, agrarian reform directly touches
53 III,10 | in social problems.~59. Agrarian reform requires those organizations
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