Rethinking Expropriation Law III

1 Introduction. Compensation for Expropriation (Jean du Plessis & Jacques Sluysmans); 2 Eminent Domain and Regulatory Takings Towards a Unified Theory (Hanoch Dagan); Part I Who Counts?; 3 Avoiding the Worst-Case Scenario An Assessment of Compensation Eligibility Requirements Applicable to Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in 30 Countries (Nicholas K. Tagliarino); Development with Impoverishment Displacement, Resettlement and Inadequate Compensation in India and Nigeria (Maartje van Eerd); Part II What Is Counted?; 5 Full Compensation, Fair Compensation or No Compensation in Expropriations for Land Reform A South African Perspective (Antonie Gildenhuys); 6 A Law-and-Economics Perspective on Fair Compensation in Transnational Land Deals in the Context of Customary Tenure Regimes (Marcello de Maria); 7 How the Determination of Compensation Is Influenced by the Disjunction between the Concepts of `Value’ and `Compensation’ (Elmien du Plessis); 8 Compensation Claims and the New Function of Quasi-Judicial Appraisers in Israel (Yifat Holzman-Gazit)