Description

This webinar re-examines losses of landowners whose land is compulsorily acquired for public purposes. These losses usually extend beyond the monetary value of land to affect the wellbeing of the owner. The aim of this research paper is to understand the relationship between land ownership and wellbeing when seen through the lens of Sen’s (1979) ‘capability approach’ and to identify fundamental functionings associated with land that are generalisable at global level.

APREF Research Series

This webinar is the second episode of the APREF Research Series. In this series the API promotes emerging research on a broad range of issues relating to the property industry. In this way the API provides tangible support to our established and early career researchers to publish their valuable work and contribute to the continued professional development and skill base of property professionals within Australia and abroad.  All profits from this series are donated to the Australian Property Research and Education Fund which supports research and education within the Australian Property Industry.

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$70
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$95
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Free

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Presenters

Moderator: Dr Rachel Baird - GM Professional Development & Membership, API
Dr Rachel Baird is an experienced lawyer and manager with experience working across a range of industry sectors including Defence, oil and gas, academia, NFPs and professional sport. She is committed to providing quality educational choices to API members and brings experience running educational programs at membership organisations as well building curriculum within University courses.
Jyoti Shukla - Lecturer in Property, Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning, University of Melbourne
Jyoti Shukla is a Lecturer in Property at the University of Melbourne. During the course of her academic training as an architect and urban planner, Jyoti developed an interest in those negatively impacted by developmental activities due to the loss of land and property rights and later conducted a PhD on this topic. Her latest book, ‘Functionings of Land’ Jyoti applies the economic theory of ‘capability’ to understand the wellbeing of those who are dispossessed of their land. In complementary work, Jyoti is working towards designing a ‘resilient compensation mechanism’ for those affected by natural and man-made disasters in Australia, India, and Japan. Jyoti also works on institutional aspects of housing markets. In a co-authored book Development paradigms for urban housing in BRICS countries she has identified the aspects of institutional arrangements that cause housing markets to fail. Jyoti is also currently seeking to how a focus on the actual practice of households in the use, development and adjustment of housing in India might be incorporated in the Indian government program "Housing for All”.

Event details

Event type

Recorded

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1

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Location

Online - Webinar Recording

Contact Information

Nicolle Stubbs

Events and Conference Officer

1800 111 274
nstubbs@api.org.au