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DESCRIPTION:"Land Use Conflicts and Resolution Mechanisms in Southern Ethio
 pia: Borana and Guji Communities."&nbsp\; John McPeak\, Professor\, Public
  Administration and International Affairs. &nbsp\;Description: Dr. McPeak 
 will discuss his most recent research paper that explores 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 z
 ones\, southern Ethiopia. His analysis uses both household survey and qual
 itative interview data to address: the effects of location on types of lan
 d use disputes experienced by households\; types of boundary/border disput
 es experienced\; the effects of location on type of institutional mechanis
 m sought for dispute settlement\; and level of satisfaction with the insti
 tutional mechanism sought for dispute settlement. Dr. McPeak will draw upo
 n his research to discuss that significant spatial and scale differences i
 n the incidence of conflict\, and that different types of conflict are tak
 en to different conflict resolution institutions. He will conclude his dis
 cussion with the overall findings that state that satisfaction with the ou
 tcome is not related to the conflict resolution institution selected\, but
  there is some evidence that overall conflict and dissatisfaction with con
 flict resolution outcomes are more pronounced among the more mobile\, live
 stock dependent segment of the population than other groups.&nbsp\;Pizza i
 s served. Follow us on Twitter at:&nbsp\;PARCCatMaxwell\, tweet #ConvoInCo
 nflict.
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SUMMARY:Conversations in Conflict Studies presents John McPeak
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p></p><p><b>"Land Use Conflicts and Resolutio
 n Mechanisms in Southern Ethiopia: Borana and Guji Communities."</b>&nbsp\
 ; <i>John McPeak</i>\, Professor\, Public Administration and International
  Affairs. &nbsp\;</p><p>Description: Dr. McPeak will discuss his most rece
 nt research paper that explores the determinants of different types of lan
 d-use disputes and mechanisms for settlement of land disputes in the agro-
 pastoral and pastoral areas of Borana and Guji zones\, 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 effec
 ts of location on type of institutional mechanism sought for dispute settl
 ement\; and level of satisfaction with the institutional mechanism sought 
 for dispute settlement. Dr. McPeak will draw upon his research to discuss 
 that significant spatial and scale differences in the incidence of conflic
 t\, and that different types of conflict are taken to different conflict r
 esolution institutions. He will conclude his discussion with the overall f
 indings that state that satisfaction with the outcome is not related to th
 e conflict resolution institution selected\, but there is some evidence th
 at overall conflict and dissatisfaction with conflict resolution outcomes 
 are more pronounced among the more mobile\, livestock dependent segment of
  the population than other groups.&nbsp\;<br><i>Pizza is served</i>. Follo
 w us on Twitter at:&nbsp\;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/PARCCatMaxwell
 " title="PARCCatMaxwell">PARCCatMaxwell</a>\, tweet #ConvoInConflict.</p><
 p></p>
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