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Community family tenure - An Examination of Scotland's Crofting and Zimbabwe's Communal Area Tenure.

Goodwin, David (Commonwealth Association of Surveying and Land Economy, 1998)
This paper summarizes legislation in Scotland (some in place for over a century) and Zimbabwe (some in place for fifteen years) relating to Crofting and Communal Areas - both of which are forms of what in this paper has ...
Position and direction finding for exploration and mapping

Goodwin, David (New Zealand Institute of Surveyors and University of Otago, 2013)
Land Tenure: The Wide View

Goodwin, David (New Zealand Institute of Surveyors and University of Otago, 2013)
Aligning the Ancestors: the orientation of meeting houses in New Zealand.

Goodwin, David (New Zealand Institute of Surveyors, 2013)
This article addresses the question of whether some meeting houses (wharenui) in New Zealand are oriented towards a sacred marae on the island of Raiatea, near Tahiti. Methods included the use Google Earth, spherical ...
Whatever it takes: strategies by communal land right-holders in Zimbabwe for enhancing tenure security

Goodwin, David (Cambridge University Press, 2013)
This article looks at ways in which communal area right-holders in Zimbabwe attempt to add security to their land rights when faced with altered circumstances. Apart from quasi-legal means such as ad hoc diagrams, which ...
Literary cartography and the collecting of place and experience, with specific reference to collecting Arthur Ransome

Goodwin, David (Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand, 2014)
This paper argues that literature with a connection to identifiable locations provides an incentive for “collecting place” – in other words, being in and personally experiencing places that are the setting for literature. ...
Deferred Monumentation and the Shakedown factor

Goodwin, David (Taylor and Francis, 2013)
Any guarantee of secure title is only as good as our ability to clarify what land is being spoken about. However, in countries where the majority of boundaries are straight lines between marked turning points, experience ...
Striking a Balance: balancing cultural and productive uses of Māori Freehold Land

Berghan, James; Goodwin, David; Strack, Mick (New Zealand Institute of Surveyors, 2013)
This paper describes research into whether co-owners of multiply owned land would be prepared to trade reduced access to productive portions of Maori Freehold Land, for increased access to culturally treasured portions, ...
Between the Lines: the spirit behind land agreements

Goodwin, David; Strack, Mick (RICS, 2009)
Land agreements negotiated between British authorities and indigenous groups were part and parcel of colonial expansion. Although current interpretations of the historical agreements which formed the basis for European ...
An Alternative Cadastral Survey Dataset for New Zealand.

Goodwin, David; McKinnon, Don (New Zealand Institute of Surveyors, 2010)
This paper assesses New Zealand’s system of electronic record-keeping (Landonline) in the light of recent technologies and data-processing capabilities. A prototype cadastral survey dataset is put forward for the purpose ...