This study offers an approach about the nature of peasants and the reasons for their political actions. It examines the views of different parties towards the question on how land should be owned, managed, used, by whom, for whose benefits, and uncover as well as explains the resulting conflicts over land rights in the Red River Delta since decollectivisation. It postulates that the contending views among parties over decision-making, distribution, and holding of land rights, create dynamics for conflicts, which take place under the form of public resistance, in a number of communities. © The National University of Singapore 2007.

Van Suu N.

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Từ khóa : decision making; decollectivization; land rights; land use planning; political conflict; Asia; Eurasia; Red River Delta; Southeast Asia; Viet Nam