Nomadism
/ˈnɒməˌdɪzəm/
Definitions
- (n.) The legal and sociological concept of a lifestyle or social structure characterized by regular movement rather than permanent settlement, often relevant in indigenous rights and land use law.
Nomadism poses unique challenges for establishing land titles under national laws.
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Commentary
Nomadism, as a legal concept, is relevant primarily in contexts involving indigenous populations and land tenure, requiring careful consideration of mobility patterns when applying property and human rights law.
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