Occasional Paper series

‘People are not Happy’ – Speaking up for Adaptive Natural Resource Governance in Mahenye

‘People are not Happy’ – Speaking up for Adaptive Natural Resource Governance in Mahenye. Occasional Paper 31 (OP31)

State, market or the worst of both? Experimenting with market-based land reform in South Africa

State, market or the worst of both? Experimenting with market-based land reform in South Africa. Occasional Paper 30 (OP30)

Land politics, trust relations in government and land reform in South Africa: Experiences from the Western and Northern Cape provinces

Land politics, trust relations in government and land reform in South Africa: Experiences from the Western and Northern Cape provinces. Occasional Paper 29 (OP29)

Women’s access to land in the former bantustans: Constitutional conflict, customary law, democratisation and the role of the state

Women’s access to land in the former bantustans: Constitutional conflict, customary law, democratisation and the role of the state. Occasional Paper 15 (OP15)

Land reform in Namaqualand: Poverty alleviation, stepping stones and ‘economic units’

Land reform in Namaqualand: Poverty alleviation, stepping stones and ‘economic units’. Occasional Paper 16 (OP16)

Globalising ethics: A case study of the social technologies of private regulation in the South African wine industry

Globalising ethics: A case study of the social technologies of private regulation in the South African wine industry. Occasional Paper 17 (OP17)

‘It’s all about money!’: Implementation of South Africa’s new fisheries policy

‘It’s all about money!’: Implementation of South Africa’s new fisheries policy. Occasional Paper 18 (OP18)

Leaping the fissures: Bridging the gap between paper and real practice in setting up common property institutions in land reform in South Africa

Leaping the fissures: Bridging the gap between paper and real practice in setting up common property institutions in land reform in South Africa. Occasional Paper 19 (OP19)

A decade of fisheries co-management in Africa: Going back to the roots? Empowering fishing communities? Or just an illusion?

A decade of fisheries co-management in Africa: Going back to the roots? Empowering fishing communities? Or just an illusion? Occasional Paper 20 (OP20)

The interaction between the land redistribution programme and the land market in South Africa: A perspective on the willing-buyer/willing-seller approach.

The interaction between the land redistribution programme and the land market in South Africa: A perspective on the willing-buyer/willing-seller approach. Occasional Paper 21 (OP21)

Decentralisation and natural resource management in South Africa: Problems and prospects.

Decentralisation and natural resource management in South Africa: Problems and prospects. Occasional Paper 22 (OP22)

A case-study of the Lekgophung Tourism Lodge, South Africa.

A case-study of the Lekgophung Tourism Lodge, South Africa. Occasional Paper 23 (OP23)

The tragic African commons: A century of expropriation, suppression and subversion.

The tragic African commons: A century of expropriation, suppression and subversion. Occasional Paper 24 (OP24)

Land reform and biodiversity conservation in South Africa: Complementary or in conflict?

Land reform and biodiversity conservation in South Africa: Complementary or in conflict? Occasional Paper 25 (OP25)

Contested land tenure reform in South Africa: The Namaqualand experience.

Contested land tenure reform in South Africa: The Namaqualand experience. Occasional Paper 26 (OP26)

Access to land and other natural resources for local communities in Mozambique: Current examples from Manica Province

Access to land and other natural resources for local communities in Mozambique: Current examples from Manica Province. Occasional Paper 27 (OP27)

The Communal Land Rights Act and women: Does the Act remedy or entrench discrimination and the distortion of the customary?

The Communal Land Rights Act and women: Does the Act remedy or entrench discrimination and the distortion of the customary? Cape Town: Programme for Land and Agrarian Studies, University of the Western Cape, 2005. Occasional Paper 28 (OP28)