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Transforming settlement in southern Africa / edited by Chris de Wet and Roddy Fox.

LIBRA JV9006 .T73 2001
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
De Wet, C. J.
Fox, R. C.
Series:
International African seminars ; new ser., no. 6.
International African seminars ; new ser., no. 6
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Land settlement.
Refugees.
Emigration and immigration.
Africa, Southern--Emigration and immigration.
Africa, Southern.
Refugees--Africa, Southern.
Land settlement--Africa, Southern.
Southern Africa.
Genre:
Conference papers and proceedings.
Physical Description:
xiii, 344 pages : maps ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press for the International African Institute, [2001]
Summary:
These papers stem from an International African Institute seminar held at Rhodes University. Grahamstown, and they provide a wide-ranging collection of case studies concerning patterns of movement and settlement. They focus on the southern African region as it has moved from the experiments of the early independence era, through civil war and refugee flight, to the current situation characterised by globalisation and the demise of apartheid. These include the complex relationships between population mobility and settlement patterns, the impact of widespread and rapid change on policy formation, and a combination of theoretical and empirical analyses from across this region. This collection provides essential reading for anthropologists, geographers and sociologists who are interested in third world development studies. In addition they will be of particular significance for NGOs, government and parastatal officers dealing with the consequences of these movements in southern Africa.
Contents:
1 Introduction: Transforming Settlement in Southern Africa / Chris de Wet, Roddy Fox 1
2 Angolan Refugee Displacement and Settlement in Zaire and Zambia / Art Hansen 30
3 Southern Mozambique: Migrant Labour and Post-Independence Challenges / Luis Antonio Covane 48
4 Structuring the Demise of a Refugee Identity: The UNHCR's Voluntary Repatriation Programme for Mozambican Refugees in South Africa / Graeme Rodgers 65
5 Making Resettlement a Community Development Project: A Case Study of Katse Dam Resettlement in Lesotho / Malefane Maema, Tsebang Putsoane, Per Bertilsson, Keketso Sefeane, Mampho Molaoa, Thando Gwintsa 79
6 Micro and Macro Factors in Rural Settlement: A Case Study of Chiweta in Northern Malawi / Linda Semu 88
7 The Economic Role of Gardens in Peri-Urban and Urban Settlements of Lesotho / Hopolang Phororo 100
8 On Migration and the Country of the Mind: Conceptualising Urban-Rural Space in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa / Catherine Cross 105
9 Politics, Community Displacement and Planning: Cato Manor
Past, Present, Future / Brij Maharaj 133
10 'Duncan's Inferno': Fire Disaster, Social Dislocation and Settlement Patterns in a South African Township / Leslie Bank 147
11 The Impact of National Policy on Rural Settlement Patterns in Zimbabwe / Lovemore M. Zinyama 163
12 The Impact of National Policy on Urban Settlement in Zimbabwe / Kadmiel Wekwete 178
13 The Influence of Government Policies on the Development of Rural Settlements in Botswana / Robson Silitshena 187
14 Developing Settlement Policy Alternatives: The Role of Rural Service Centres in Africa / Naison Mutizwa-Mangiza 197
15 Urbanisation Strategy in the New South Africa: The Role of Secondary Cities and Small Towns / Anthony Lemon 207
16 Some Issues in Developing Settlement Policy Alternatives in South Africa / David Dewar 224
17 Eight Main Risks: Preventing Impoverishment during Population Resettlement / Michael M. Cernea 237
18 Reconsidering Settlement Strategies for Southern Africa / Thayer Scudder 253
19 Migration, Settlement and the Population Debate in South Africa / Carel van Aardt 268
20 Equitable and Sustainable Urban Futures in Post-Apartheid Southern Africa / David Simon 280.
Notes:
Papers presented at an International African Institute seminar in 1996.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [304]-337) and index.
ISBN:
0748614656
OCLC:
48061367

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