A Logical Evaluation of the Fast Track Land Reform Economic Argument in Zimbabwe
Empirical literature on the fast track land reform in Zimbabwe has presented the economic argument as one of the key justifications of the post-2000 land reform. This argument has been advanced in economics, gender studies, religion, political science, po
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Philosophical Perspectives on Land Reform in Southern Africa
Erasmus Masitera Editor
Philosophical Perspectives on Land Reform in Southern Africa
Editor Erasmus Masitera University of Johannesburg Johannesburg, South Africa
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I dedicate this book to all individuals who are concerned with the cause of a peaceful resolution of land redistribution and reform in Africa. I pray that those efforts will not go for naught. The book is also a remembrance of my late father, Mr. Martin Masitera, who was always troubled by the unsettled expropriations of land in Zimbabwe and which always made him question the presence of humanity in the land redistribution. In a way, this book acts as a means to responding to his questions, and I hope that the contributions somehow come close to his expectations. I also dedicate this book to my late mother, Felistas Bwanya Masitera, a women of high moral integrity, who was always committed to the upliftment of humanity. Through this book I also remember my late younger brother Daniel Masitera and my late daughter Anotidaishe Masitera. You guys left this world in your innocents. May the innocence of the young be the guiding light in enlightening individuals in the search for a lasting resolution to the land redistribution debacle in Africa and the world at large.
Acknowledgements
I am grateful to the support I have received from t
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