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Rosenzweig M, Binswanger H (1993) Wealth, weather risk and the composition and profitability
of agricultural investments. Econ J 103(416):56–78
Saint-Macary C, Keil A, Zeller M, Heidhues F, Dung PTM (2010) Land titling policy and the
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sustainability, outreach and impact. mimeo, Department of rural development theory and
policy, University of Hohenheim
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natural resource degradation. Food Policy 25(4):479–498
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sharing for agriculture in developing countries. Paper presented at international association of
agricultural economists conference, Gold Coast, 12–18 Aug 2006
Tanaka T, Camerer C, Nguyen Q (2010) Risk and time preferences: linking experimental and
household survey data from Vietnam. Am Econ Rev 100(1):557–571
Thanh Ha D, DinhThao T, Tri Khiem N, XuanTrieu M, Gerpacio RV, Pingali PL (2004) Maize in
Vietnam: production systems, constraints, and research priorities. CIMMYT, Mexico
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northern Thailand. Agric Econ 40(1):43–53
Tonneijck F, Hengsdijk H, Bindraban PS (2006) Natural resource use by agricultural systems:
linking biodiversity to poverty. Plant Research International, Wageningen
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Am J Agric Econ 59(4):710–716
Neef A, Onchan T, Schwarzmeier R (2003) Access to natural resources in mainland Southeast
Asia and implications for sustaining rural livelihoods–the case of Thailand. Q J Int Agr
42(3):329–350
Nielsen T (in progress) Risk preferences in Vietnam: a comparison of assessment methods and
applications to rural livelihoods, Dissertation, University of Hohenheim
Olson M, Bailey M (1981) Positive time preference. J Polit Econ 89(1):1–25
Panomtaranichagul M, Herrmann L (2007) Sustainable resource management in the Highlands –
introduction. In: Heidhues F, Herrmann L, Neef A, Neidhart S, Zarate AV (eds) Sustainable
land use in mountainous regions of Southeast Asia – meeting the challenges of ecological,
socio-economic and cultural diversity. Springer, Berlin
Pender J (1996) Discount rates and credit markets: theories and evidence from rural India. J Dev
Econ 50:257–296
Pingali PL, Rosegrant MW (1995) Agricultural commercialization and diversification: processes
and policies. Food Policy 20(3):171–185
Rapsomanikis G, Maltsoglou I (2005) The contribution of livestock to household income in
Vietnam: a household typology based analysis. PPLPI Working Paper No. 23771, Food and
agriculture organization of the United Nations (FAO), Rome
Reardon T, Vosti SA (1995) Links between rural poverty and the environment in developing
countries: asset categories and investment poverty. World Dev 23(9):1495–1506
Rosenzweig M, Binswanger H (1993) Wealth, weather risk and the composition and profitability
of agricultural investments. Econ J 103(416):56–78
Saint-Macary C, Keil A, Zeller M, Heidhues F, Dung PTM (2010) Land titling policy and the
adoption of soil conservation technologies in the uplands of Northern Vietnam. Land Use
Policy 27(4):617–627
Saint-Macary C, Zeller M (2011) Rural credit policy in the mountains of Northern Vietnam:
sustainability, outreach and impact. mimeo, Department of rural development theory and
policy, University of Hohenheim
Schad I, Schmitter P, Saint-Macary C, Neef A, Lamers M, Nguyen L, Hilger T, Hoffman V (2012)
Why do people not learn from flood disasters? Evidence from Vietnam’s northwestern
mountains. Nat Hazards 62(2):221–241
Scherr SJ (2000) A downward spiral? Research evidence on the relationship between poverty and
natural resource degradation. Food Policy 25(4):479–498
Schwarze S, Zeller M (2005) Income diversification of rural households in Central Sulawesi,
Indonesia. Q J Int Agric 44(1):61–74
Scoones I (1998) Sustainable rural livelihoods: a framework for analysis. IDS working paper No.
72. Institute of development studies, University of Sussex, Brighton
Simpson EH (1949) Measurement of diversity. Nature 163:688
Skees J, Barnett B, Hartell J (2006) Innovations in government responses to catastrophic risk
sharing for agriculture in developing countries. Paper presented at international association of
agricultural economists conference, Gold Coast, 12–18 Aug 2006
Tanaka T, Camerer C, Nguyen Q (2010) Risk and time preferences: linking experimental and
household survey data from Vietnam. Am Econ Rev 100(1):557–571
Thanh Ha D, DinhThao T, Tri Khiem N, XuanTrieu M, Gerpacio RV, Pingali PL (2004) Maize in
Vietnam: production systems, constraints, and research priorities. CIMMYT, Mexico
Thanh HX, Neefjes K (2005) Economic integration and maize-based livelihoods of poor Vietnamese. Discussion Paper. http://www.isgmard.org.vn/Information%20Service/Report/Agriculture/MAIZE-e.pdf. Accessed 17 May 2010
Tipraqsa P, Schreinemachers P (2009) Agricultural commercialization of Karen hill tribes in
northern Thailand. Agric Econ 40(1):43–53
Tonneijck F, Hengsdijk H, Bindraban PS (2006) Natural resource use by agricultural systems:
linking biodiversity to poverty. Plant Research International, Wageningen
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