Equal Access to Land Ownership Between Men and Women in Tanzania: Does the Legal System Matter?

Benjamine Miku; Emanuel Joseph; Amour Mpojota

doi:10.64717/ajass.v5i2.181

Equal Access to Land Ownership Between Men and Women in Tanzania: Does the Legal System Matter?

Authors

Benjamine Miku
Emanuel Sulle Joseph
Amour Seiph Mpojota

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.64717/ajass.v5i2.181

Keywords:

Land Ownership, Legal System, Land Tenure

Abstract

This paper examines how people perceive the legal system on equal access to land ownership in Tanzania. Cross-sectional data from an Afro barometer survey, round seven (7) with 2,400 observations were analysed to find the effect of how people perceive the legal system on equal access to land ownership in Tanzania by using a Probit regression analysis.

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Published

2024-12-07

How to Cite

Miku, B., Joseph, E., & Mpojota, A. (2024). Equal Access to Land Ownership Between Men and Women in Tanzania: Does the Legal System Matter?. African Journal of Accounting and Social Science Studies, 5(2). https://doi.org/10.64717/ajass.v5i2.181