Panel 37. Political Economies of Displacement in Southern Africa

Title	Author(s)
Borderline Projects of Displacement: Zimbabwean Farm Workers, Livelihoods, and Emplacement in northern South Africa	Rutherford, Blair
NOT EXACTLY LIKE THE PHOENIX - BUT RISING ALL THE SAME: RECOVERY AND RESISTANCE AMONG DISPLACED YOUTH IN POST-MURAMBATSVINA HARARE	Kamete, Amin Y.
Majoni-joni: Organizing and survival strategies among Zimbabwean labour migrants in South Africa.	Muzondidya, James
Displaced Farmers' Gathering at Lake Kariba: make the past live again in the unsettled present	Kalaora, Lea
The elephants of democracy; resettlement in the context of the creation of Limpopo National Park, Mozambique	Spierenburg, Marja ; Milgroom, Jessica
The dynamics of smallholder irrigation furrows in the Mozambique-Zimbabwe borderlands: A resilient force of agrarian modernisation or a last resort for marginal communities?	Bolding, Alex
Everyday Life and the Political Economy of Displacement on the Mozambique-South Africa Borderland	Rodgers, Graeme
In the Name of Sovereignty: Displacement and State Making in Zimbabwe's Margins	Hammar, Amanda
Reshaping the landscape: post-war resettlement in Northern Mozambique	Santos, Ana Margarida
“I remember being a peasant”: Manuela, a story of displacement and change	Roque, Sandra
Displacement as a Feature of the Southern African Political Economy and Landscape	Wet, Chris John de
Internal displacement of ex farm workers and copying mechanisms in a rural informal settlement in Zimbabwe	Magaramombe, Godfrey