Examining sources of land tenure (in)security. A focus on authority relations, state politics, social dynamics and belonging

This article reviews the current state of literature on notion security tenure land. examination is topical as has become a key objective for land policies and development interventions. While widely defined by people’s perceptions, tend to address it through registration administration rights. The argues that these practices ignore complexity sources (in)security. Building critical political ecology, social anthropology science, are identified stemming from politics linked authority relations, politics, dynamics belonging. concludes their consideration enables us contextualise perceptions conceive securing tenure.