Land Tenure Center, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies
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Established in 1962, the Land Tenure Center (LTC) evolved into the world’s leading university-based institution on land policy. LTC has worked globally on issues of land tenure and land use, agrarian reform, land markets, legislative drafting, land registration and titling, institutional dimensions of rural development, and environmental/natural resource management. Now housed in the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, LTC works to improve environmental sustainability in developing countries, where extraordinary biological and cultural diversity often coincides with acute poverty. Environmental sustainability is vital for the poor, who depend heavily on natural resources and ecosystem services and are likely to suffer disproportionately from disease and hardship when the environment is degraded. LTC stresses local collaboration and a multi-disciplinary approach to research and training.
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Toka Sfida dhe Mundesia
(1995-05-01) -
Prospects for Local Land Use Planning in Albania
(1995-09-13) -
Pasuria, Taksat mbi Token Bujqusore
(1995-12-01) -
Legal Transfer and the Legitimating of Law: Implications of Farm Family Property Provisions in Albanian Legislation
(2000-08-01)This paper discusses the relationship between transfer of laws from one country to another and legitimation of the law associated with the transfer. Drawing lessons from the legal transfer experience of Latin America in ... -
Rural Tenure Systems in Albania
(1996-08-01)It has been frequently documented, by many scholars who have studied traditional Albanian society, that prior to the communist period Albanian society contained gender bias restricting women's access to and control of ... -
Leasing of Agricultural Land Owned by the State
(2002-03-01) -
Immovable Property Markets in Metropolitan Tirana, Albania
(1998-12-01) -
Rregjistrimi I Pasurise se Paluajtshme
(1995-05-11) -
Ne Vend te Parathenies
(2001-11-08)
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