Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Issues in Expropriation 2018
DOI: 10.1201/9781315749167-10
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The impacts of land acquisition and resettlement activities of infrastructure investments on natural and cultural heritage and social and economic life

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“…As suggested by researchers such as Aliefendioğlu and Tanrıvermiş (2011;2017), Aliefendioğlu (2017), Aliefendioğlu and Bostancı (2018), Tanrıvermiş (1997), Tanrıvermiş and Aliefendioğlu (2019), Tanrıvermiş (2019), Ünal (2021), a necessity emerges to focus on incomegenerating activities in the financing of infrastructure investments, especially transportation, offered by local governments, to evaluate existing real estates in asset management and corporate social responsibility, to analyze the possibilities of using the increase in value that may be caused by infrastructure investments such as metro in project financing, and to make necessary arrangements in the legislation in this direction.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…As suggested by researchers such as Aliefendioğlu and Tanrıvermiş (2011;2017), Aliefendioğlu (2017), Aliefendioğlu and Bostancı (2018), Tanrıvermiş (1997), Tanrıvermiş and Aliefendioğlu (2019), Tanrıvermiş (2019), Ünal (2021), a necessity emerges to focus on incomegenerating activities in the financing of infrastructure investments, especially transportation, offered by local governments, to evaluate existing real estates in asset management and corporate social responsibility, to analyze the possibilities of using the increase in value that may be caused by infrastructure investments such as metro in project financing, and to make necessary arrangements in the legislation in this direction.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Especially in many developing countries, the establishment of lines for new residential areas (such as Tunisia and Recife (Brazil-Pernambuco State capital)) causes a decrease in project costs, while in countries such as Turkey, Japan and the Netherlands, the cost may be higher in fully built-up parts of cities. In order to reduce the investment cost, it is seen that lines are built under boulevards, avenues and streets in many countries, and by this way, the cost of land acquisition and expropriation is eliminated (Tanrıvermiş and Aliefendioğlu, 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%