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Rural Development Sociology of Village Land Dispute Tribunal Composition Quotas and Women's Inheritance Claim Withdrawal in Ugandan Sub-Counties: An Instrumental-Variable Analysis of Panel Assignment
Village land dispute tribunals in Ugandan sub-counties are required to include women among their members, yet the effect of this composition quota on women's inheritance claim withdrawal remains contested. The central problem is that tribunal composition is not randomly assigned: claims involving
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