Attitudes to land reform

Rachel Warren; Catriona Millar; Maggie Pollok; Lorraine Murray; Jayne Glass; Rob McMorran; Marcus Craigie; Carly Maynard

Attitudes to land reform

Rachel Warren, Catriona Millar, Maggie Pollok, Lorraine Murray, Jayne Glass, Rob McMorran, Marcus Craigie, Carly Maynard

School of Geosciences

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Abstract

This report presents the main findings from a research study exploring the public’s attitudes to land reform. The study was conducted on behalf of the Scottish Government by Ipsos MORI Scotland in collaboration with Scotland’s Rural College. Fieldwork took place between Spring and Autumn 2020.The aim of this research was to investigate the public’s attitudes to land reform and community engagement in decisions about land use and provide a nuanced understanding of what policy options are likely to meet the public’s priorities.A mixed-method approach was adopted, comprising: an evidence review, eightinterviews with expert stakeholders, a mixed mode (online and telephone) survey of 1,501 respondents aged 16 and over, and a deliberative stage which involved 10 online workshops and 12 interviews.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Edinburgh
Publisher	The Scottish Government
Number of pages	90
ISBN (Print)	9781800047198
Publication status	Published - 5 Mar 2021

Publication series

Name	Social Research Series
ISSN (Electronic)	2045-6964

Keywords

land reform
community engagement
land use
vacant and derelict land
communities
climate change
land ownership
inequality
fairness
housing
greenspace
public access

UN SDGs

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