This project analyzes the impact of land titling on child health and education. The empirical evaluation of the effect of land property rights typically suffers from selection problems. The allocation of property rights across households is usually not random but based on wealth, family characteristics, political clientelism, or other mechanisms built on differences between the groups that acqu...

Research background: Donors provide development aid from various reasons: while some of them might give based on the recipient´s needs, countries pursue their own agendas with programmes. Visegrad Group are mostly considered as egoistic donors that try to support security in East European region and promote trade. Purpose article: This article draws back existing literature focused motives behi...

Internet of Things (IoT) designers frequently must determine whether action-oriented decisions should be made by edge computers or they only central servers combining input from all computers. An important example this design problem occurs in fire protection IoT, where individual attached to sensors might empowered make (have decision rights) about how manage the fire. Alternatively, rights co...

The allocation, or re-allocation, of water to achieve environmental sustainability in farming communities can be a source of considerable conflict. “What’s fair” when sharing water between different agents and the environment becomes paramount in people’s decision making. Issues such as self interest; efficient uses of water; business investments; viable communities and prior rights to water al...