From past to present - development patterns of the Finnish land administration system
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2020
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en
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15
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The dynamic nature of land administration systems is widely acknowledged in cadastral literature. This paper uses a multi-level perspective framework (MLP) as a theoretical lens to study historical development of the Finnish land administration system. Four periods are formulated: (1) Land book period, (2) Development of early modern land administration system, (3) Transition to digital land administration system, and (4) New millennium and open data initiatives. Using the concepts of MLP as a backbone, the paper characterizes each period, the biggest changes related to it, as well as the wider societal developments and various niche-level innovations leading to period shifts. The paper also discusses how the development periods align in an international comparison. Altogether, the study increases the understanding of land administration transitions and provides perspectives also to the future development of land administration systems.Description
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land administration system, land information, multi-level perspective
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Krigsholm, P & Riekkinen, K 2020, From past to present - development patterns of the Finnish land administration system . in FIG Working Week 2020 proceedings technical progeamme . Proceedings FIG Working Week, FIG - International Federation of Surveyors, FIG Working Week, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 10/05/2020 .