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Tsutomu Takane

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ID295527
NOMETsutomu Takane
PRENOMESTsutomu
SOBRENOMETakane
ASSINATURATAKANE T
AFILIAÇÕESTokyo University of Agriculture
VERIFICADONão
TOTAL DE OBRAS7
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES21
TOTAL COMO AUTOR7
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO1996
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2016
ÍNDICE H1
  • Who Should be the Beneficiaries? Community-Based Targeting of the Social Cash Transfer Programme in Malawi

    Open Access•Hiroko GONO, Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Journal of African Studies•2016

    本稿の目的は,マラウイの社会的現金給付政策におけるコミュニティ住民主体の受給者選定(CBT)の特徴を,村落レベルの実態調査にもとづき検討することにある。検討にあたっては,1CBTにおいて問題とされてきた,権力者による恣意的な選定や富裕層の受給がどのように回避されているか,2CBTで選ばれた受給者世帯がどのような社会経済的特徴を有しているのかに注目した。まず,この政策における受給者決定プロセスにおいては,富裕層や村長を排除する制度が採用されており,これまで問題とされてきた恣意的な受給者の選択が避けられていた。また,受給者世帯となっているのは,政府の定める受給条件だけではなく,農村住民が重要と考える貧困や脆弱性の基準を考慮して選ばれた世帯であった。先行研究において指摘されてきた政府の定める受給者条件と実際の受給者の判断基準に違いが現れるのは,受給者選定方法に問題があるわけではなく,誰が受給者となるべきかに関して政府と農村住民の間に判断基準の違いがあるためだと考えられる。したがって今後の政策の…

  • Disparities and diversities among female‐headed households in rural Malawi after 20 years of economic liberalization

    Open Access•Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Singapore Journal of Tropical…•2009

    Using data from a survey carried out in six tobacco growing villages across Malawi in 2004–5, this paper summarizes some main differences found in subsistence production and income levels between male‐ and female‐headed households and the disparities among female‐headed households in the light of economic liberalization policies of the past two decades. The disadvantaged position of female‐headed households in terms of land and labour endowment, …

  • Customary Land Tenure, Inheritance Rules, and Smallholder Farmers in Malawi

    Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Journal of Southern African Studies•2008•Citada por: 21•Referências: 5

    This article examines the interrelationship between smallholder strategies to obtain land and customary land tenure and inheritance rules in contemporary Malawi. Based on village surveys in diverse regions of Malawi, it highlights how most land transactions followed customary rules but also explores significant deviations. The reasons for transfers deviating from customary norms included unique personal relationships between landholders and heirs…

  • Indigenous Land Tenure Systems in Malawi

    Open Access•Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Journal of African Studies•2006

    This paper aims to analyze indigenous land tenure systems in rural Malawi. Based on the data derived from six villages in various parts of Malawi, it examines how matrilineal and patrilineal inheritance rules are applied to land transactions observed in rural areas. Both flexible and strict applications of inheritance rules are found, and these different applications are influenced by many factors such as degree of land scarcity, life history of …

  • The Cocoa Farmers of Southern Ghana

    Stefano Boni, Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Canadian Journal of African…•2004

  • Incentives, Institutions, and Small Scale Agricultural Production

    Open Access•Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Journal of African Studies•1999

    Drawing on a case study of three cocoa-producing villages in southern Ghana, this paper attempts to reveal some incentive structures embedded in agrarian contracts and local institutions. Most literature on export-crop production in Ghana has tried to analyze the production incentives of farmers in terms of price changes. Although this aspect is important, regarding price as the sole explanatory factor is far from satisfactory in understanding th…

  • Economic Differentiation and Export Crop Production in a Ghanaian Village

    Open Access•Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Journal of African Studies•1996

    This paper analyzes the economic differentiation in a cocoa-producing village in southwestern Ghana. The method of “wealth-ranking” developed by Grandin (1988) is used to identify the economic differences among households and individuals in the village, and the result is examined vis-à-vis various socioeconomic variables.The economic differentiation in the village is closely associated with the scale of cocoa production, land holdings, age, gende…

  • Customary Land Tenure, Inheritance Rules, and Smallholder Farmers in Malawi

    Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Journal of Southern African Studies•2008•Citada por: 21•Referências: 5

    This article examines the interrelationship between smallholder strategies to obtain land and customary land tenure and inheritance rules in contemporary Malawi. Based on village surveys in diverse regions of Malawi, it highlights how most land transactions followed customary rules but also explores significant deviations. The reasons for transfers deviating from customary norms included unique personal relationships between landholders and heirs…

  • Economic Differentiation and Export Crop Production in a Ghanaian Village

    Open Access•Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Journal of African Studies•1996

    This paper analyzes the economic differentiation in a cocoa-producing village in southwestern Ghana. The method of “wealth-ranking” developed by Grandin (1988) is used to identify the economic differences among households and individuals in the village, and the result is examined vis-à-vis various socioeconomic variables.The economic differentiation in the village is closely associated with the scale of cocoa production, land holdings, age, gende…

  • Incentives, Institutions, and Small Scale Agricultural Production

    Open Access•Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Journal of African Studies•1999

    Drawing on a case study of three cocoa-producing villages in southern Ghana, this paper attempts to reveal some incentive structures embedded in agrarian contracts and local institutions. Most literature on export-crop production in Ghana has tried to analyze the production incentives of farmers in terms of price changes. Although this aspect is important, regarding price as the sole explanatory factor is far from satisfactory in understanding th…

  • The Cocoa Farmers of Southern Ghana

    Stefano Boni, Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Canadian Journal of African…•2004

  • Indigenous Land Tenure Systems in Malawi

    Open Access•Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Journal of African Studies•2006

    This paper aims to analyze indigenous land tenure systems in rural Malawi. Based on the data derived from six villages in various parts of Malawi, it examines how matrilineal and patrilineal inheritance rules are applied to land transactions observed in rural areas. Both flexible and strict applications of inheritance rules are found, and these different applications are influenced by many factors such as degree of land scarcity, life history of …

  • Customary Land Tenure, Inheritance Rules, and Smallholder Farmers in Malawi

    Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Journal of Southern African Studies•2008•Citada por: 21•Referências: 5

    This article examines the interrelationship between smallholder strategies to obtain land and customary land tenure and inheritance rules in contemporary Malawi. Based on village surveys in diverse regions of Malawi, it highlights how most land transactions followed customary rules but also explores significant deviations. The reasons for transfers deviating from customary norms included unique personal relationships between landholders and heirs…

  • Disparities and diversities among female‐headed households in rural Malawi after 20 years of economic liberalization

    Open Access•Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Singapore Journal of Tropical…•2009

    Using data from a survey carried out in six tobacco growing villages across Malawi in 2004–5, this paper summarizes some main differences found in subsistence production and income levels between male‐ and female‐headed households and the disparities among female‐headed households in the light of economic liberalization policies of the past two decades. The disadvantaged position of female‐headed households in terms of land and labour endowment, …

  • Who Should be the Beneficiaries? Community-Based Targeting of the Social Cash Transfer Programme in Malawi

    Open Access•Hiroko GONO, Tsutomu Takane•ARTICLE•Journal of African Studies•2016

    本稿の目的は,マラウイの社会的現金給付政策におけるコミュニティ住民主体の受給者選定(CBT)の特徴を,村落レベルの実態調査にもとづき検討することにある。検討にあたっては,1CBTにおいて問題とされてきた,権力者による恣意的な選定や富裕層の受給がどのように回避されているか,2CBTで選ばれた受給者世帯がどのような社会経済的特徴を有しているのかに注目した。まず,この政策における受給者決定プロセスにおいては,富裕層や村長を排除する制度が採用されており,これまで問題とされてきた恣意的な受給者の選択が避けられていた。また,受給者世帯となっているのは,政府の定める受給条件だけではなく,農村住民が重要と考える貧困や脆弱性の基準を考慮して選ばれた世帯であった。先行研究において指摘されてきた政府の定める受給者条件と実際の受給者の判断基準に違いが現れるのは,受給者選定方法に問題があるわけではなく,誰が受給者となるべきかに関して政府と農村住民の間に判断基準の違いがあるためだと考えられる。したがって今後の政策の…

Business (6 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Land Rights and Reforms (5 obras) · Agriculture (4 obras) · Agricultural economics (3 obras) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (3 obras) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (3 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras) · Land tenure (3 obras)

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