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Women, Land, and Mining: Effective Strategies for Improved Global Practice
31 December 2018
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Gender, insecurity and large-scale land acquisitions in Northern Sierra Leone
31 December 2015
Sierra Leone
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Large-scale land deals in Ethiopia: Scale, trends, features and outcomes to date
31 December 2013
Ethiopia
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Large-scale land based investments in Africa: Synthesis report
31 December 2012
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Rural Land Policy, Rural Transformation and Recent Trends in Large-scale Rural Land Acquisitions in Ethiopia
31 December 2011
Ethiopia
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Gender Evaluation Criteria for Large-Scale Land Tools
31 December 2011
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Tipping the Balance: Policies to Shape Agricultural Investments and Markets in Favour of Small-scale Farmers
31 December 2011
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The gender implications of large-scale land deals
31 December 2011
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The Third and Fourth Dimensions of Landscape: towards Conceptual Models of Topographically Complex Landscapes
29 November 2010

Relating spatial patterns to ecological processes is one of the central goals of landscape ecology. The patch-corridor-matrix
model and landscape metrics have been the predominant approach to describe the spatial arrangement