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Landesa conducts research throughout the world on issues to land rights and development. Search or browse our published articles, books, and reports.
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World Bank: Chinese Farmers’ Land Rights at the Crossroads – Findings from 2010 Nationwide Survey

A presentation by Landesa staff about a nationwide survey of farming families in China, in which the researchers describe issues

Who Owns Carbon in Rural China?

2010 This paper by staff from Landesa (then called the Rural Development Institute) describes the ways in which farmers’ rights

The Impact of Regulatory Takings by the Chinese State on Rural Land Tenure and Property Rights

2010 This paper by staff from Landesa (then called the Rural Development Institute) explores the impact of the Chinese government’s

A Case Study on Large-Scale Forestland Acquisition in China

2010 This study by staff from Landesa (then called the Rural Development Institute)  examines the case of one Foreign Direct
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Indonesian development and U.S. aid

An overview by Landesa (then called the Rural Development Institute) of the Indonesian development process, current major issues, and a
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Foreign aid: a report card for the proposed FY 1992 program

A report-card evaluation by Landesa (then called the Rural Development Institute) of U.S. foreign economic aid programs — the authors’
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Foreign aid: an assessment of the proposed FY 1991 program

A report-card evaluation by Landesa (then called the Rural Development Institute) of U.S. foreign aid programs — the authors’ 10th
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Egyptian development and U.S. aid: a 25-year perspective

Report by Landesa (then called the Rural Development Institute) draws from 14 rounds of fieldwork in Egypt (between 1979 and
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Recommendations for reforming foreign aid

A report by Landesa (then called the Rural Development Institute) providing input as Congress and the President review the U.S.
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Land privatization in the Republic of Moldova

The report by Landesa (then called the Rural Development Institute) analyzes current prospects for land privatization and development of land
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