1. Reflections on Cities, Land Use
and Property Rights

2. Moving the bright line: Mathare

3. The evolution of tenure security
Initially documenting use and occupation rights through the social tenure domain model
Evolved into official recognition and, perhaps, formal collective tenure
Clear bright line on use and occupation that limits subversion
Options for future bargaining may be limited, meaning that improves potential to protect some rights but may also create tensions in future

4. Moving the bright line: the continuum of land rights
Bright line rules on tenure can provide more effective practical protection
Shifting the types of tenure that bright line rules are based on could produce a more inclusive regime
Challenges with formalizing the informal

5. Bright lines, the rule of law and good governance
The Egyptian lands registry: a discretionary system?

6. Bright lines, the rule of law and good governance
We are consistently experiencing systems based on significant levels of administrative discretion
Weak governance scenarios make these highly problematic

7. Bright lines, the rule of law and good governance
On paper, this is a forest

8. Bright lines, the rule of law and good governance
On paper, this is a farmer’s field