Land Management in the Rural Community of Touba Mosque (Paperback)

Ibrahima K.A.

ISBN 10: 6630060679 / ISBN 13: 9786630060676

Published by Our Knowledge Publishing, 2026

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Paperback. The land issue in the rural community of Touba Mosquee is a pressing concern. Given its political and social standing, Touba is a prominent entity within the State of Senegal. Indeed, while this local community remains fully within the framework of national sovereignty, it is distinguished by its de facto extraterritorial status. This situation has a significant impact on the land governance framework in place there. How is land managed in Touba? What are the key factors for analyzing this situation of legal limbo? What recommendations should be made to unify the legal framework for land matters at the national level? This study seeks to provide an answer to this persistent issue, which should be addressed in Senegal's upcoming land reform. Should a multi-stakeholder framework then be established, comprising both religious family leaders and state representatives, to ensure a coordinated, consensual response backed by effective guarantees of implementation? The land tenure status of Touba deserves in-depth consideration, once and for all. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Land Management in the Rural Community of Touba Mosque (Paperback)
• Publisher: Our Knowledge Publishing
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 6630060679
• ISBN 13: 9786630060676
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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The land issue in the rural community of Touba Mosquée is a pressing concern. Given its political and social standing, Touba is a prominent entity within the State of Senegal. Indeed, while this local community remains fully within the framework of national sovereignty, it is distinguished by its de facto extraterritorial status. This situation has a significant impact on the land governance framework in place there. How is land managed in Touba? What are the key factors for analyzing this situation of legal limbo? What recommendations should be made to unify the legal framework for land matters at the national level? This study seeks to provide an answer to this persistent issue, which should be addressed in Senegal's upcoming land reform. Should a multi-stakeholder framework then be established, comprising both religious family leaders and state representatives, to ensure a coordinated, consensual response backed by effective guarantees of implementation? The land tenure status of Touba deserves in-depth consideration, once and for all.