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In June 1968, a group of eight American civil rights and land reform activists travelled to Israel with a plan that was ambitious, if not outright radical. They made the journey in order to study the legal foundations and management practices behind the Jewish National Fund’s leasehold system, and to use this knowledge to advance the civil rights movement and broad-based land reform.
One of these activists was Robert Swann, co-author of The Community Land Trust: A Guide to a New Model for Land Tenure in America.
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