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1.	Legal reform in Central America: dispute resolution and property systems.   see details and comment Translation/Traduccion: Reforma de derecho en America Central: resolucion de disputas y sistemas propietarios Institutional Author/Autor Institucional: Harvard, University, John F. Kennedy School of Government The countries of Central America, afflicted for many years by civil strife and economic stagnation, are entering a new era of peace, democracy, read more...	5/5/2004	Martha A. FIELD; William W. FISHER
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2.	ACCESO A TIERRAS Y DESPLAZAMIENTO FORZADO EN COLOMBIA.   see details and comment Este documento identifica las causas municipales del desplazamiento en Colombia y estima los determinantes del deseo de retorno de la población desplazada. La investigación encuentra que la tenencia de la tierra y las oportunidades económicas en el lugar de origen son incentivos importantes para retornar, además, identifica que los hogares uniparentales, read more...	6/21/2006	ANA MARÍA IBÁÑEZ/ PABLO QUERUBÍN
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3.	Comentario a la ponencia Tierra y violencia en situaciones de post conflicto de Jean Deaudelin.   see details and comment Comentario al documento de Jean Daudelin: Land and Violence in Post-Conflict Situations, presentado en el Taller Regional sobre Uso de la Tierra en América Latina y El Caribe, Pachuca Hidalgo, México: 19-22 de mayo de 2002. Key words: land dispute, conflictos de tierras, violencia, access to land, acceso a la tierra, indigenous people, pueblos indígenas, read more...	10/26/2005	Carlos Camacho Nassar
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4.	DEMOCRACY AND ITS SIMULACRA.   see details and comment DEMOCRACY AND ITS SIMULACRA Raj Patel  Centre for Civil Society  read more...	8/6/2006	Raj Patel
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5.	Land and Conflict.   see details and comment This document provides some recommendations on how ECOSOC and the Millennium +5 Summit can promote the need to reduce land conflicts. The causes of land conflicts are numerous, but their nature is largely systemic, meaning that they should be analysed and addressed in a governance context. In this way, policy choices can be decided upon by including all stakeholders effecting and affected by the read more...	6/28/2006	Internationa Land Coalition
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6.	Land and Conflict a Toolkit for Intervention.   see details and comment The purpose of this toolkit is to provide a practical introduction to the relationship between land and violent conflict. The toolkit is also designed to familiarize practitioners with a range of relevant programmatic interventions and to sensitize officers to the fact that development activities, including non-land related interventions, such as infrastructure projects and the exploitation of underground resources, can inadvertently cause land conflicts to erupt. read more...	8/9/2006	USAID
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7.	Land and Conflict a Toolkit for Intervention.   see details and comment The purpose of this toolkit is to provide a practical introduction to the relationship between land and violent conflict. The toolkit is also designed to familiarize practitioners with a range of relevant programmatic interventions and to sensitize officers to the fact that development activities, including non-land related interventions, such as infrastructure read more...	8/9/2006	USAID
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8.	Land and Violence in Post-Conflict Situations.   see details and comment This paper pursues two objectives: 1) outline a basic analytical framework that would help assess the potential conflict impact of programs and measures currently being implemented or planned and 2) identify lessons learned about links between land policy and violence. It was made for the Regional Workshop on Land Issues in Latin America and The Caribbean read more...	10/20/2005	Jean Daudelin
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9.	Land Regularization and Conflict Resolution: The Case of Mexico..   see details and comment The paper is part of a series of case studies that the FAO Land Tenure Service (LTS) is carrying out on the topic of land tenure conflict management. In june-july 2002 the LTS carried out a needs assessment survey with land and natural resources conflict management practitioners of different countries. The Mexico case is a very relevant experience, read more...	11/1/2004	Kirsten Appendini. El Colegio de México, México.
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10.	Land, Conflict and Development: What Role for Donors?.   see details and comment	6/24/2005	OECD/USAID
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