Abstract
An American attorney directing a U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) program in Georgia since autumn 1997 describes privatization and registration of agricultural land in possession of former collective farm members. This program, incorporating experience derived from agricultural land privatization and registration elsewhere in the former USSR and designed to emphasize transparent and immediate establishment of land rights, is analyzed and compared with alternative approaches.
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