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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1/14: Does Ethiopia’s Productive Safety Net Program Improve Child Nutrition?

Bethelhem Legesse Debela, Gerald Shively and Stein Holden

15/13: The Roles of Land Tenure Reforms and Land Markets in the Context of Population Growth and Land Use Intensification in Africa

Stein Holden and Keijiro Otsuka

14/13: Joint Land Certification and Intra-household Decision-making:Towards Empowerment of Wives?

Stein Holden and Sosina Bezu

13/13: Local ideas about rights of common in the context of a historical transformation from commons to private property

Erling Berge and Anne Sigrid Haugset

12/13: Can area measurement error explain the inverse farm size productivity relationship?

Stein Holden and Monica Fisher

11/13: Land Access and Youth Livelihood Opportunities in Southern Ethiopia

Stein Holden and Sosina Bezu

10/13: Allmenningsrett og naturvern i Skjåk kommune

Mari Reiten

9/13: Lineage and Land Reforms in Malawi: Do Matrilineal and Patrilineal Landholding Systems Represent a Problem for Land Reforms in Malawi?

Erling Berge, Daimon Kambewa, Alister Munthali and Henrik Wiig

8/13: High discount rates: - An artifact caused by poorly framed experiments or a result of people being poor and vulnerable?

Stein Holden

7/13: Input subsidies and improved maize varieties in Malawi: -What can we learn from the impacts in a drought year?

Stein Holden and Julius Mangisoni

6/13: Input subsidies and demand for improved maize: Relative prices and household heterogeneity matter!

Stein Holden

5/13: Land tenure in Tigray: How large is the gender bias?

Therere Dokken

4/13: Amazing maize in Malawi: Input subsidies, factor productivity and land use intensification

Stein Holden

3/13: Unbundling Land Administrative Reform: Demand for Second Stage Land Certification in Ethiopia

Sosina Bezu and Stein Holden

2/13: Links between Tenure Security and Food Security: Evidence from Ethiopia

Hosaena Ghebru and Stein Holden

1/13: Generosity and social distance in dictator game field experiments with and without a face

Sosina Bezu and Stein Holden

3/12: Impact of land certification on tree growing on private plots of rural households: Evidence from Ethiopia

Alemu Mekonnen, Hosaena Ghebru, Stein Holden and Menale Kassie

2/12: Reverse Share-Tenancy and Marshallian Inefficiency: Bargaining Power of Landowners and the Sharecroppers’ Productivity

Hosaena H. Ghebru and Stein Holden

1/12: The Role of Land Certification in Reducing Gender Gaps in Productivity in Rural Ethiopia

Mintewab Bezabih, Stein Holden and Andrea Mannberg

8/11: The Reconstruction of Communal Property: Membership and Rights in Limpopo’s Restitution Process

Espen Sjaastad, Bill Derman and Tshililo Manenzhe

7/11: Livestock and Land Share Contracts in a Hindu Society

Jeetendra P. Aryal and Stein Holden

6/11: Caste, Land and Labor Market Imperfections, and Land Productivity in Rural Nepal

Jeetendra P. Aryal and Stein Holden

5/11: Can Land Rregistration and Certification Reduce Land Border Conflicts?

Stein Holden, Klaus Deininger and Hosaena Ghebru

4/11: Collective versus Individual Property: Tenure Security and Forest Tenure Reforms in China

Stein Holden, Jintao Xu and Xuemei Jiang

3/11: Household Welfare Effects of Low-cost Land Certification in Ethiopia

Stein Holden and Hosaena Ghebru

2/11: Welfare Effects of Market Friendly Land Reforms in Uganda

Alex Tatwangire and Stein Holden

1/11: Caste Discrimination, Land Reforms and Land Market Performance in Nepal

Jeetendra P. Aryal and Stein Holden