Ejido

usgb/eɪˈhidoʊ/
noun

Ejido refers to a piece of land collectively owned by a group of people, especially used for agricultural purposes, primarily in Mexico.

The farmers worked together on their ejido, sharing the responsibilities and profits equally.
Visual representation of "ejido" - Ejido refers to a piece of land collectively owned by a group of people, especially used for agricultural purposes, primarily in Mexico.

Often appears as...

  • ejido land
  • ejido rights

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communal land, agricultural land, land management

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Cultural Significance

Understanding the ejido system is vital for grasping community relations in Mexico.

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Many rural communities prefer ejido ownership to protect their resources against privatization.
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Historical Context

The ejido system dates back to the Mexican Revolution and reflects significant socio-political changes.

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It emphasizes the importance of agrarian reform in the country.
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Collective Management

Ejidos promote collective efforts among members, enhancing social dynamics.

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Members usually decide together on land use.
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