Land Reform in Zimbabwe: Constraints and Prospects

Dr T.A.S. Bowyer-Bower, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, UK Colin Stoneman, University of Leeds, UK

Contents: Land reform’s constraints and prospects: policies, perspectives and ideologies in Zimbabwe today, Dr T.A.S. Bowyer-Bower and Dr. Colin Stoneman; Mugabe’s ’land grab’ in regional perspective, Dr Robin Palmer; A review of the UK ODA evaluation of the land resettlement programme in 1998 and the land appraisal mission of 1996, Professor John Cusworth; The politics of land reform in Zimbabwe, Professor Lionel Cliffe; Zimbabwe land policy and the land reform programme, Edited by Dr. Colin Stoneman; Theory into practice: perspectives on land reform of the farmers’ unions of Zimbabwe, Dr T.A.S. Bowyer-Bower; The political economy of land redistribution in the 1990s, Professor Sam Moyo; Implications for poverty of land reform in Zimbabwe: insights from the findings of the 1995 poverty assessment survey study, Dr T.A.S Bowyer-Bower; The implications of land reform for rural welfare, Dr B.H. Kinsey; Zimbabwean people’s perceptions of the land resettlement programme: the case of rural-urban migrants, Dr Debby Potts; The enduring appeal of technical development in Zimbabwe’s Agrarian reform, Dr J. Alexander; Resource implications of land resettlement in Zimbabwe: insights from woodland changes, Dr Jennifer A. Elliott; Land inheritance issues in Zimbabwe today, Dr Simon Coldham; Land reform versus customary law: what about women?, Jenny Brown; The effects of land reform on gender relations in Zimbabwe, Dr Suzie Jacobs; Land reform in Zimbabwe: dimensions of a reformed land structure, Professor Mandivamna Rukuni; Index.