Policy Alternatives for Livestock Development in Mongolia (PALD): Research Report No. 3: Pastoral Institutions, Land Tenure and Land Policy Reform in Post-Socialist Mongolia
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Policy Alternatives for Livestock Development in Mongolia (PALD): Research Report No. 3: Pastoral Institutions, Land Tenure and Land Policy Reform in Post-Socialist Mongolia

by Robin Mearns

Economics Agriculture Policy Studies
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This research report explores policy alternatives for livestock development in Mongolia through the connected themes of pastoral institutions, land tenure, and land policy reform. Centered on post-socialist Mongolia, it provides a focused resource for readers examining rural governance, land systems, and agricultural policy.

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This research report examines policy alternatives for livestock development in Mongolia.

It focuses on pastoral institutions, land tenure, and land policy reform in the context of post-socialist Mongolia.

The report offers a policy-oriented perspective on the relationship between land governance and livestock development.

It is suited to readers studying rural policy, land systems, institutional change, and Mongolia.

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