Increasing municipalization of land

Transferring ownership or use of land to local organs of government (municipalities).

This movement grew as a counter-idea to Lenin's agrarian reforms which emphasized state controlled land. The Menshiviks first advocated this approach during the Revolution of 1905-07 in Russia.

1. Municipalization of land in contrast to nationalization of land is unworkable since it proposes social change without economic reform and ignores the question of central government.

1. Organizing land ownership

1. Using local government management of common property resources
2. Resisting foreign ownership of land
3. Promoting indigenous development
4. Condemning traditional elitist land ownership

1. Providing sufficient local authority planning

1. Limiting monopolized land ownership
2. Expanding land ownership

1. Reducing public land ownership
2. Ensuring adequate local government services

1. Nonlocal
2. Land
3. Increase [D]
4. Authority