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PROCEEDINGS OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LAND TENURE
AND ADMINISTRATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
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II. LAND TENURE
a) Indigenous and Customary Tenure
III. LAND ADMINISTRATION
Land Administration and Development: Framing the Policy Agenda
John McLaughlin, Professor, University of New Brunswick, Canada, and
Elena Panaritis, Economist, The World Bank
The Benefits of Land Registration and Titling: Economic and Social Perspectives
Gershon Feder, Division Chief, and Akihiko Nishio, Senior Economist, The
World Bank
Have the Agrarian Reforms Concluded in Latin America?
Miguel Urioste, National Senator, Bolivia
The Role of Local Land Administrators and Land Managers in Decentralization, Land Delivery, Registration and Information Management in Developing Countries
Clarissa Fourie, Senior Lecturer, University of Natal, South Africa
Incorporating a Social Change Model into Land Record Design
Colin Davies, Land Surveyor, East London Municipality, and
Clarissa Fourie, Senior Lecturer, University of Natal, South Africa
Institutional Aspects of Land Administration
David Stanfield, Senior Scientist, Lands Tenure Center, University of Wisconsin
Potential for Land Market Development in Albania,
Peter Bloch, Senior Scientist, Lands Tenure Center, University of
Wisconsin
Owning and Using Agricultural Land in Ukraine,
Gene Wunderlich, President, GWA
a) Indigenous and Customary Tenure
Impact of Privatization on Gender and Property Rights in Africa
Susana Lastarria, Associate Scientist, Land Tenure Center, University of
Wisconsin
A Framework for Understanding and Integrating Community-Based and National Land Tenure Systems in Africa
Steve Leisz, Graduate Student, University of Wisconsin
b) Land Tenure Evolution and
Dynamics
Everyone has a Right to the Farm: Generational Conflict in the African Freehold Areas of Zimbabwe
Allison Shutt, Assistant Professor, University of Central Arkansas
"Showing the Land," Survey and Registration: Mechanisms of Land Transfer in Buganda 50 Years after the Individualization of Tenure
Holly Hanson, Graduate Student, University of Florida
Historical Overview: Evolution of Land Tenure Systems in South Africa
Willemien Du Plessis, Lecturer, Potchefstroom University, South Africa
Land Law Reform in Uganda: The Changed Role of the State
Mark Marquardt, Associate Scientist, Land Tenure Center, University of
Wisconsin
Agrarian Legislation and Land Tenure in Ecuador
Manual Morales, Coordinator of Policies (SUBIR Project), CARE
International, Ecuador
Land Tenure and Administration in Bolivia
Isabel Lavadenz, Director, National Agrarian Reform Institute (INRA),
Bolivia
Land Administration: Facing the Realities of Implementing Land Reform Programmes in South Africa
Theo Scheepers, Professor, Potchefstroom University, South Africa
Cadastral Databases: A Fundamental Resource for Systematic Titling and Modernization of the Predial Registry in Colombia
Gloria Barney and Silvia Salamanca, Presidential Program for Titling,
Colombia
b) Environment, Natural
Resources and Conservation
Environment, Land-Use and Sustainability: Implementation of El Pilar Archeological Reserve for Maya Flora and Fauna in Belize-Guatemala
Anabel Ford, Director, BRASS/El Pilar Project, University of California,
Santa Barbara and Jose Antonio Montes, IDEADS, Guatemala
The Effect of Forest Tenure on Environmental Quality in British Columbia
Daowei Zhang, Assistant Professor, Auburn University
Privatizing African Rangeland: Enclosure in Northern Namibia
Jonathan Cox and Roy Behnke, Overseas Development Institute, UK
Community Control, Land Use and Sustainability: Administering Agricultural Land Tenure Reform in Zimbabwe
Bill Kinsey, Senior Research Fellow, Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands
Land Registration in Context of Informal Settlements
Niels Haldrup, Consultant, Denmark
What are the Roles of the Public and Private Sectors in Land Titling and Registration Systems?
Lynn Holstein, Consultant, The World Bank
Land Registration The Integrated Approach meeting High Technology Needs
Norman Singer, Professor, University of Alabama
Tatiana Ouzounova and Joseph Haynes, American Cadastre, Harrisburg, VA
Registration of Rights to Immovable Property in Republic of Belarus
Stephen Butler, Attorney and Consultant, Wilton, CT
Land Registration Reform in Indonesia
Djoko Walijatun, National Land Agency, Indonesia and Chris Grant,
Manager, Technical Assistance, Land Titling Project, Indonesia
Land Tenure Record System Modernization in the US
Harlan Onsrud, Associate Professor, University of Maine, Orono
Land Records Management in the Context of Hemispheric Trade Integration in the Americas,
Steve Hendrix, Associate Scientist, Land Tenure Center, University of
Wisconsin
Titling Beneficiaries of Urban Reform in Nicaragua
John Strasma, Professor, University of Wisconsin
Title Registration Strategies - Successes and Failures
Martha Lombard, American Cadastre, Birmingham, AL
Development of a Geodetic Infrastructure in Belize in Support of Cadastral Surveying using GPS
Trevor Greening, Vice-President, Measurement Science Inc., Denver, CO
Pioneering a GPS approach towards Cadastral Surveying: Experience from Albania and Belize
Grenville Barnes, Associate Professor, and Mark Eckl, Graduate Student,
University of Florida
Cadastral Surveying using Modern Techniques
Mabel Argeñal Rodriguez, Director, Executive Office of the Cadastre,
Honduras
Modernization of Cadastres and Land Registries in Latin America: The Experiences of Paraguay, Brazil and Nicaragua
John McKenna, Senior Resource Planner, The World Bank
Gerald McGrath, Professor, Queen's University, Terry MacNeill,
Consultant, and Ivan Ford, UMA Geomatics, Canada
Value of the Legal Cadastre in a Free Market Economy
Gary Jeffress, Associate Professor, Texas A&M University, TX
Information Processes as a Unifying Theme in Land Management
John Cook, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Re-Engineering a Land Records Management Infrastructure
Robin Mullin, NovaLIS, Canada
Reorganization of Land Records in Tanzania
Frank Derby, Graduate Student, University of Florida
Implementation of GIS in French Small Towns: A New Catalyst for Larger Planning Collaboration
Stephane Roche, Graduate Student, and Jean Baptiste Humeau, Professor,
Université d'Angers, France
Information Systems Technology Considerations in the Establishment and Growth of a Land Cadastre for a Rapidly Developing Economy
Steve Aaronson, Pacer Infotec Inc., CA
Land Information Automation Strategy and Implementation: A Case Study of Lebanon Cadastre Modernization
Bijan Azad, Ministry of Finance,Lebanon
Appropriate Information Management Technology in support of the Estabishment, Development and Maintenance of Land Management and Administration Infrastructure
Pierre Le Roux, Intergraph, Huntsville
The Applications of an EntityRelation Model in the Design of an Integrated Data-Driven Land Administration System,
Jacob Opadeyi, University of the West Indies, Trinidad
Creating and Using GIS Data Sets: An Honduran Example
Mohamed Mohamed and Denise Stanley, Graduate Students, University of
Wisconsin
Towards Best Practice from World Bank Experience in Land Titling and Registration
Lynn Holstein, Consultant, The World Bank
Land Titling Experience in Asia
Tony Burns, Bob Eddington, Chris Grant, and Ian Lloyd, BHP
International, Australia
The Thailand Land Titling ProjectDesign Parameters and Project Issues
Visith Atthakorn, Director, LAnd Titling Office, and Bob Eddington,
Steve McFadzean, BHP International, Australia
The Need for a MultiDisciplinary Approach to Land Administration Projects
Bishop Dansby, President, American Cadastre, Harrisburg, VA and Gary
Jeffress, Associate Professor, Texas A&M University, TX
New Graduate Programs for Land Administration at the University of New South Wales
Bruce Forster, John Trinder, University of New South Wales, Australia,
and K. Nettle, Land Titles Office, Australia
Mangosuthu Technikon's Role in Developing a Curriculum for Land Administrators in South Africa
Koos Landman, Mangosuthu Technikon, South Africa
A Contribution to the Management of Transition of the Cadastral Sector in Argentina
Yola Georgiadou, Research Associate, University of New Brunswick,
Canada, Johan de Meyere, ITC, Netherlands, and Larry Hothem, US Geological Survey
Last update: 2/24/99
For further information contact:
Dr. Grenville Barnes,
Geomatics Program, University of Florida at (352)392-9492
FAX (352) 392-4957