1987
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-7660.1987.tb00281.x
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The Relationship between Tenure Legalization and Housing Improvements: Evidence from Mexico City

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“…Deininger, 2003;De Soto, 2000;World Bank, 1993), while others have argued that perceived rather than legal tenure security is a more important mechanism driving housing investment (e.g. Broegaard, 2005;Gilbert 2002Gilbert , 1994Payne, 2002Payne, , 2001Razzaz, 1993;Turner, 1976;Varley, 1987). Even though the latter notion is gaining ground in current habitat discourse, most studies are silent about the nature of the concept of perceived tenure security nor is the actual strength of its relationship with housing improvement considered.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Deininger, 2003;De Soto, 2000;World Bank, 1993), while others have argued that perceived rather than legal tenure security is a more important mechanism driving housing investment (e.g. Broegaard, 2005;Gilbert 2002Gilbert , 1994Payne, 2002Payne, , 2001Razzaz, 1993;Turner, 1976;Varley, 1987). Even though the latter notion is gaining ground in current habitat discourse, most studies are silent about the nature of the concept of perceived tenure security nor is the actual strength of its relationship with housing improvement considered.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Some experimental result of the GT/~+ decay of 76Sr to lower-lying states of the daughter nucleus, 76 37Rb39, can be found in [6]. The observed small excitation energy [7] of the first 2 + state, 709, 261 and 290 keV in 72Kr, 76Sr and 8~ respectively, already suggests that these nuclei are deformed, though a direct experimental information on the shape is not yet available. Those nuclei are predicted to be deformed according to various theoretical calculations [8,9].…”
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“…Recognising this and appreciating the ineffectualness of claims of 'temporarily borrowing', small changes in people's visibility to the state are important (Varley, 1987). For example, the simple registration of shacks through painting numbers on the walls or doors is perceived as a step towards clarifying property rights, albeit it small and often reversible.…”
Section: Evidence From South African Urban Informal Land Marketsmentioning
confidence: 99%