An edition of Land tenure, institutional factors and producer decisions on fragile lands (1984)

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Institute for Development Anthropology
Language
English
Pages
11

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Subjects

Land use, Land capability for agriculture

Places

Latin America
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Land tenure, institutional factors and producer decisions on fragile lands
1984, Institute for Development Anthropology
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Edition Notes

"Presented to Land Tenure Workshop, Annapolis, Maryland, April 23-26,1984."

On cover: Cooperative Agreement on Human Settlements and Natural Resource Systems Analysis; Clark University, International Development Program; Institute for Development Anthropology.

Bibliography: p. [13]-[14]

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Binghamton, N.Y
Other Titles
Cooperative Agreement on Human Settlements and Natural Resource Systems Analysis.

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11, [3] p. ;
Number of pages
11

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OL16596871M

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