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John McPeak, “Land Use Conflicts and Resolution Mechanisms in Southern Ethiopia”

March 10, 2016. PARCC Conversations in Conflict Studies. John McPeak, Professor, Public Administration and International Affairs at Syracuse University's Maxwell School. Explored the determinants of different types of land-use disputes and mechanisms for settlement of land disputes in the agro-pastoral and pastoral areas of Borana and Guji zones, in southern Ethiopia. His analysis uses both household survey and qualitative interview data to address: the effects of location on types of land use disputes experienced by households, types of boundary/border disputes experienced, the effects of location on the type of institutional mechanism sought for dispute settlement, and level of satisfaction with the institutional mechanism sought for dispute settlement.