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Land Use and Tenure Insecurity in the Drylands of Southern Ethiopia
John G. Mcpeak
, Peter D. Little
Department of Public Administration
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Pastoralists
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Southern Ethiopia
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Land Use
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Drylands
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Land Tenure
100%
Access to Land
100%
Tenure Insecurity
100%
Motivation
50%
Heterogeneous Groups
50%
Herder
50%
Land Claims
50%
Socioeconomic Factors
50%
Land Rights
50%
Hybrid Mixtures
50%
Institutional Configurations
50%
Borana Zone
50%
Guji Zone
50%
Government Administration
50%
Administrative Rules
50%
Agro-pastoralists
50%
Administrative Institutions
50%
Customary Institutions
50%
Arts and Humanities
Pastoralists
100%
Access
100%
Tenure
100%
Insecurity
100%
Arid Zones
100%
GaIN
50%
Dichotomy
50%
Land Right
50%
Herders
50%
Social Sciences
Pastoralists
100%
Land Use
100%
Land Tenure
100%
Arid Zones
100%
Dichotomy
50%
Socioeconomic Factor
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Land Use
100%
Land Tenure
100%