The research project on Land Management under Kenya's New Constitution was funded by the LSE's International Inequalities Insititute. It was published in 2019 African Affairs (link to article) with Alex Dyzenhaus, Catherine Gateri, Seth Ouma, James Owino, Achiba Gargule, Jacqueline Klopp, and Ambreena Manji as co-authors.
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The "Vie sociale du certificat foncier" project in Côte d'Ivoire continues in Fall 2018 in collaboration with Dr. P. Brice Bado at CERAP in Abidjan. Originally funded as a LSE STICERD pilot study, this continues as part of the Center for Public Authority research program at the LSE (CPAID) and is substantively linked to the "Preferences for Titling" stream of the Spatial Inequality project.
This research has produced two consecutive open-access articles on land registration in CI: "Shifting visions of property under competing political regimes: Changing uses of Côte d'Ivoire 1998 land law," Journal of Modern African Studies 56/2 (2018) (link to article) and "Push, Pull, and Push-Back: Regional Tensions in Ivoirian Land Certification," Journal of Modern African Studies 59/3 (2021)[link] with Brice Bado, Aristide Dion, and Zibo Irigo. Three MSc students at CERAP in Abidjan were involved in the "Vie social du certificat foncier" project: Aristide Dion, Irigo Zibo, and Ismael Sonogo (pictured below). In the photo on the right you see us in the Dept. of Daloa to discuss land certification (Feb. 2019). Read our blog post and working paper
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