CLTS Working Papers

From Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Centre for Land Tenure Studies
Centre for Land Tenure Studies, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, P.O. Box 5003, NO-1432 Aas, Norway.
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4/19: How related are risk preferences and time preferences?

Stein Holden and Mesfin Tilahun

3/19: The Devil is in the Details: Risk Preferences, Choice List Design, and Measurement Error

Stein Holden and Mesfin Tilahun

2/19: Learning cooperation from the commons

Erling Berge

1/19: Urban proximity, demand for land and land prices in Malawi

Sarah Tione and Stein Holden

10/18: Understanding Norwegian Commons

Erling Berge

9/18: The Economics of Fertilizer Subsidies

Stein Holden

8/18: Grunnvassforvaltning. Om Elinor Ostrom si tilnærming til forvaltning av grunnvatn

Erling Berge

7/18: A comment on changes in the Norwegian Land Consolidation Act

Per Kåre Sky

6/18: Land rental as a complementary income source for land-poor youth

Stein Holden and Mesfin Tilahun

5/18: Gender Digital Divide and Youth Business Group Leadership

Stein Holden and Mesfin Tilahun

4/18: Learning from man or machine: Spatial aggregation and house price prediction

Dag Einar Sommervoll and Åvald Sommervoll

3/18: Gender Differences in Risk Tolerance, Trust and Trustworthiness: Are They Related?

Stein Holden and Mesfin Tilahun

2/18: Variation in Output Shares and Endogenous Matching in Land Rental Contracts

Desta Brhanu and Stein Holden

1/18: Fertilizer and Sustainable Intensification in Africa

Stein Holden

14/17: Food for Work and Diet Diversity in Ethiopia

Bethelhem Legesse Debela, Gerald Shively and Stein Holden

13/17: Group Trust in Youth Business Groups: Influenced by Risk Tolerance and Expected Trustworthiness

Stein Holden and Mesfin Tilahun

12/17: Defragmenting resource management on the Southeast Arm of Lake Malawi: Case of Fisheries

Maxon Ngochera, Steve Donda, Mafaniso Hara and Erling Berge

11/17: Adoption of Soil Fertility Management Technologies in Malawi: Impact of Drought Exposure

Samson P. Katengeza, Stein Holden and Monica Fisher

10/17: Can the land rental market facilitate smallholder commercialization? Evidence from northern Ethiopia

Menasbo Gebru, Stein Holden and Mesfin Tilahun

9/17: Policies for Improved Food Security: - The Roles of Land Tenure Policies and Land Markets

Stein Holden

8/17: Probability Weighting and Input Use Intensity in a State-Contingent Framework

Stein Holden and John Quiggin

7/17: Adoption of CA technologies among Followers of Lead Farmers: How Strong is the Influence from Lead Farmers?

Monica Fisher, Stein Holden and Samson P. Katengeza

6/17: Minnelige avtaler ved grunnerverv

Bjørn Bendixen Leinebø, Frank Strømdal and André Torsnes

5/17: Is Ethiopia’s Productive Safety Net Program Enhancing Dependency?

Girma Behe Araya and Stein Holden

4/17: Adoption of Drought Tolerant Maize Varieties under Rainfall Stress in Malawi

Samson P. Katengeza, Stein Holden and Rodney W. Lunduka

3/17: Land Distribution in Northern Ethiopia from 1998 to 2016: Gender-disaggregated, Spatial and Intertemporal Variation

Stein Holden and Mesfin Tilahun

2/17: THE IMPORTANCE OF OSTROM’S DESIGN PRINCIPLES: YOUTH GROUP PERFORMANCE IN NORTHERN ETHIOPIA

Stein Holden and Mesfin Tilahun

1/17: The adoption potential of Conservation Agriculture technologies in Malawi: A lead farmer promoter-adopter approach and assessment

Monica Fisher, Stein Holden and Samson P. Katengeza

8/16: Jordleie og bruksstruktur i tre norske kommuner

Stein Holden, Erling Berge, Espen O. Sjaastad, Geir H. Strand and Håvard Steinsholt

7/16: Links between Tenure Security and Food Security in Poor Agrarian Economies: Causal Linkages and Policy Implications

Stein Holden and Hosaena Ghebru

6/16: Youth as Environmental Custodians: A Potential Tragedy or A Sustainable Business and Livelihood Model?

Stein Holden and Mesfin Tilahun

5/16: Landbrukseiendommer og jordleie i Rissa kommune

Stein Holden

4/16: Of urban commons

Erling Berge

3/16: New commons established by pooling, facilitated by the Land Consolidation Court. Norwegian experiences and examples

Hans Sevatdal

2/16: Unlock the lock-in! Balance of rights in relation to betterment and compensation in Poland

Magorzata Barbara Havel

1/16: A Land Tenure Module for LSMS

Stein Holden, Daniel Ali, Klaus Deininger and Thea Hilhorst

4/15: Street based self-employment: A poverty trap or a stepping stone for migrant youth in Africa?

Sosina Bezu and Stein Holden

3/15: Risk Preferences, Shocks and Technology Adoption: Farmers’ Responses to Drought Risk

Stein Holden

2/15: Enclosure Norwegian Style: the Withering Away of an Institution

Erling Berge and Anne Sigrid Haugset

1/15: Can Adoption of Improved Maize Varieties Help Smallholder Farmers Adapt to Drought? Evidence from Malawi

Stein Holden and Monica Fischer

13/14: Tools, Fertilizer or Cash? Exchange Asymmetries in Productive Assets

Stein Holden and Sosina Bezu

12/14: Land Valuation and Perceptions of Land Sales Prohibition in Ethiopia

Stein Holden and Sosina Bezu

11/14: Activity Choice in Rural Non-farm Employment (RNFE): Survival versus accumulative strategy

Sosina Bezu, Christopher Barrett and Stein Holden

10/14: Risky Choices of Poor People: Comparing Risk Preference Elicitation Approaches in Field Experiments

Stein Holden

9/14: Eindomsrettigheter og jordleie i Rissa gjennom 900 år

Stein Holden

8/14: How Does Ethiopia’s Productive Safety Net Program Affect Livestock Accumulation and Children’s Education?

Bethelhem Legesse Debela and Stein Holden

7/14: Economy-wide effects of input subsidies in Malawi: Market imperfections and household heterogeneity

Sofie Waage Skjeflo and Stein Holden

6/14: Joint Land Certification, Gendered Preferences, and Land-related Decisions: Are Wives Getting More Involved?

Stein Holden and Sosina Bezu

5/14: Agricultural Household Models for Malawi:Household Heterogeneity, Market Characteristics, Agricultural Productivity, Input Subsidies, and Price Shocks. A Baseline Report

Stein Holden

4/14: Learning the hard way? Adapting to climate risk in Tanzania

Sofie Waage Skjeflo and Nina Bruvik Westberg