Titlebook: Capital Penetration and the Peasantry in Southern and Eastern Africa; Neoliberal Restructu Freedom Mazwi,George Tonderai Mudimu,Kirk Hellik

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-44091-9his includes discussions around a reconfigured land reform programme, a new wave of land dispossession called ‘land grabs’, and restructured agricultural and marketing arrangements such as contract farming, all of which have ongoing implications for levels of food security and poverty amongst the pe

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Reglerentwurf mittels exakter Linearisierungs coercive instruments to avail land for capitalist development in agriculture. If Uganda’s ‘land for development’ drive has resulted in a coupling of a regime of state-led forced land acquisition (more broadly, ‘state-driven development’) with neoliberalism, I argue that we need therefore to decoup

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81562-1communal property in terms of its use. These land reform dimensions underlined the new pact among elites in independent Namibia in different ways and disclosed the class character of property relations and ownership related to land. But, in the absence of a coherent policy, even a neoliberal perspec

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Zielsetzung der empirischen Studie, approaches is presented by looking particularly at processes of smallholder integration, as materialised through corporate social development plans. This entails analysing the terms of incorporation of the different segments of the rural population, including wage workers, poorer peasants, women an