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Southern African Development Community Land Issues Volume I - Towards a New Sustainable Land Relations Policy

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Was begünstigt und was verhindert Vergesellschaftung? Diese Grundfrage der Soziologie wird für den Fall der Binnengrenzen in der Europaischen Union untersucht. Unter welchen Bedingungen kommt es bei den Menschen in Grenzregionen zu grenzübergreifenden Orientierungen und Handlungen? In einer detaillierten Studie wird für Kenntnisse der benachbarten Grenzregion, Einkaufe, Nutzung von Dienstleistungen, Arbeitsplatze, Freundschaften und Identifikation untersucht, was den Blick über die Grenze befördert oder behindert. Die Ergebnisse informieren über die Möglichkeiten einer gesellschaftlichen Integration Europas und über eine zentrale Frage der Soziologie: Was macht Vergesellschaftung möglich?

List of contents

Part 1: Problematizing Southern African Development Community (SADC) Land Issues 1. Introduction, Ben Chigara 2. The Colonial Legacy in Land Rights in Southern Africa, Robert Home 3. Land Policy Developments and Setbacks in Southern Africa, Martin Adams and Rachael Knight 4. Land Resource Ownership and Use in ‘Africa of the Labour Reserves’ in the Southern African Development Community (SADC), Horman Chitonge 5. Land Issues before the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Tribunal: A Case for Human Rights?, Oliver C. Ruppel Part 2: Juridical and Regulatory Challenges around SADC Land Issues 6. Indigenous Land Rights and Claims under International Law, Ilias Bantekas 7. The New Scramble for Africa: Towards a Human-Rights Based Approach to Large-Scale Land Acquisitions in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Sub-Region, Jérémie Gilbert and David Keane 8. The land crisis in Southern Africa: Challenges on good governance, Hany Besada & Ariane Goetz 9. The Land Question in Zimbabwe: The Judiciary as an Instrument of ‘Recovery’? Alex T. Magaisa 10. Property Rights and Land Reform in Namibia, Sam K. Amoo and Sidney L. Harring

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Ben Chigara is Research Professor of International Laws at Brunel University, UK.


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