Functionings of Land

Exploring the intricate relationship between land ownership and individual well-being, this book delves into the concept of 'functionings' and capabilities derived from land. It critiques current compensation methods for compulsory land acquisition, arguing they overlook the essential losses in capabilities and functionings. By focusing on the Scottish context, it highlights various functionings tied to land ownership, initiating a vital discussion on improving compensation approaches to better reflect the true impact of land loss on individuals.