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According to Samin why could the state not own forests?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Because the state had not created forests

Samin believed that the state could not own forests because it had not created them. In his view, forests were gifts of nature or God, and local people had customary rights over them. Therefore, option A is correct. Options B, C, and D are factually incorrect statements about forests. Exam tip: link Samin’s idea with opposition to state ownership of forests.

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SaminForest SocietyColonialismJava ForestsCustomary RightsForest Transformations In JavaForest Society And ColonialismHistory

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