Development of
Cadastre and other Spatial Data Infrastructures
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The content of the present table renders my preparation for the
2008-version of my mini-course within the Land Management
Programme at the Real
Estate
Planning & Land Law unit at KTH,
Stockholm.
The planning outcome appears in the bottom row with (links to) handouts and
slides.
The background was a
similar course held in 2007, and a contribution to a more
recent course
in Malta (my password needed; leaflet
available).
The upper content-lists were prepared 3. October, the next below was
elaborated 31. November. The course was held 2.-4. December.
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| 1.
A theoretical base for
cadastral development. Scope of Course. |
2.
Cadastre as an Information System.
Organisational
studies. |
3.
Cadastre, land administration,
and economic development
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- Introduction
- The concepts of cadastre and infrastructure
- Societal functions; organisations and services
- Course worldview; levels of social analysis
- Society, state and ownership
- Society types: Clan-familymember,
authority-citizen, and market-entrepreneur
- States: Strength vs. scope of functions
- Land tenure: Individuality, exclusivity, totality
- Cadastre and other recordings of spatial
data
- Territorial units of a
country; jurisdictions
- Spatial data categories
- Transactions: subdivision, sale, building
permit
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- Organisation of activities (1)
- Types of organisations: Companies, associations
- Components of organisations (Leavitt)
- Organisation of public administration
- Human resource management (Egypt)
- Main national information services in the EU
- Rule-based state bureaucracy (Weber)
- Public management (Koupus)
- Organisation of activities (2)
- Changing legislation through policy issue network
- Enhancement of spatial data
interoperability
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- Causes of economic growth
- Technology, education, news,
+ ‘institutions’
- Quality of institutions: Legal, financial,
innovative
- Economic development
- State-of-the-art as regards land tenure
- Doing Business and Registering property (WB)
- The role of professions in development
- Technology for empowering citizens (and staff?)
- Wikiversity as a development resource
- Course summary
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- Introduction
- The cadastral system and its societal functions
- Institutions, organisations, levels of
analysis
- Inequality (economic)
- Global overview
- Two cases: Denmark, Botswana
- Overcoming inequalities
- Technology, education, news
- Quality of institutions -> direction
of surplus; health
- The role of property rights; Cadastral development
- Society, state and ownership
- Types of society 1/2:
- Clan-clanmember; implications for ownership
- Authority-citizen + family-familymember
- Market-entrepreneur + partnership-contractor
- Types of society 2/2:
- Western: Contnl European vs English speaking
- General: Strength vs. scope of functions
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- Cadastre among other recordings of spatial
data
- Spatial data categories; socio-economic units
- Territorial units of a
country; jurisdictions
- Post addresses and spatial reference frames
- Public information services - flow of information
- The European Interoperability Framework
- Transactions on rights in
land: subdivision, sale, building
permit. De Soto on procedures.
- Real property rights and the cadastral infrastructure
- Physical, legal and economic aspects of RPR
- Land tenure: Individuality, exclusivity,
totality
- Social functions of the cadastral and wider system
- Institution, organisation, and change
- Institution, as defined by North
- Organisations: Structure, types, components (Leavitt
- Institutional change:
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- Economic development or 'Overcoming inequalities'
- Levels of social analysis. Religions. Constitutions.
- From cadastral surveys to Washington Consensus
- The role of professions in development (de Soto)
- Doing Business and Registering property (WB)
- Organisation of public administration
- Public management (Koupus)
- Rule-based state bureaucracy (Weber)
- Bureaucracy vs. patrimonialism
- Decisions: Rational, administrative, legal
- Formal vs. charismatic authority (Egypt)
- How half of Danes got real property
rights 1089-1982
- Suggestions:
- Summary and evaluation
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Handout,
with overview: Development factors
Slides:
Context |
Handout,
with overview: Organisations and Institutions
Slides:
Space, Administration, Power |
Handout,
with overview: Economic Development
Slides:
Economic Development |