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Occasional paper series list OP01 - OP14
- Mann, M. 2000. Women’s access to land in the former bantustans:
Constitutional conflict, customary law, democratisation and the role of
the state. Cape Town: Programme for Land and Agrarian Studies,
University of the Western Cape. (Land reform and agrarian change in
southern Africa occasional paper; no. 15.) (OP15)
- McAllister, P. 2000. Maize yields in the Transkei: How productive
is subsistence agriculture? Cape Town: Programme for Land and Agrarian
Studies, University of the Western Cape. (Land reform and agrarian
change in southern Africa occasional paper; no. 14.) (OP14)
- Derman, B. 2000. Democratising environmental use? Land and water in
southern Africa at the end of the century. Cape Town: Programme for
Land and Agrarian Studies, University of the Western Cape. (Land reform
and agrarian change in southern Africa occasional paper; no. 13.)
(OP13)
- Rohde, R, Hoffmann, MT & Cousins, B. 1999. Experimenting with
the commons: A comparative history of the effects of land policy on
pastoralism in two former ‘reserves’ in Namibia and South Africa. Cape
Town: Programme for Land and Agrarian Studies, University of the
Western Cape. (Land reform and agrarian change in southern Africa
occasional paper; no. 12.) (OP12)
- Jacobs, S. 1999. Gender, class and democracy in Zimbabwe’s land
resettlement programme. Cape Town: Programme for Land and Agrarian
Studies, University of the Western Cape. (Land reform and agrarian
change in southern Africa occasional paper; no. 11.) (OP11)
- Turner, S. 1999. Land rights and land administration in the
Herschel and Maluti Districts, Eastern Cape. Cape Town: Programme for
Land and Agrarian Studies, University of the Western Cape. (Land reform
and agrarian change in southern Africa occasional paper; no. 10.)
(OP10)
- Turner, S. 1999. Sustainable adoption of land restoration
technologies: When, why and how? Cape Town: Programme for Land and
Agrarian Studies, University of the Western Cape. (Land reform and
agrarian change in southern Africa occasional paper; no. 9.)
(OP09)
- Shackleton, S, von Maltitz, G & Evans, J. 1998. Factors,
conditions and criteria for the successful management of natural
resources held under a common property regime: A South African
perspective. Cape Town: Programme for Land and Agrarian Studies,
University of the Western Cape. (Land reform and agrarian change in
southern Africa occasional paper; no. 8.) (OP08)
- Hasler, R. 1998. Towards political ecologies of scale:
Conceptualising community-based coastal and fisheries co-management on
the West Coast of South Africa. Cape Town: Programme for Land and
Agrarian Studies, University of the Western Cape. (Land reform and
agrarian change in southern Africa occasional paper; no. 7.)
(OP07)
- Kepe, T. 1998. The problem of defining ‘community’: Challenges for
the land reform programme in rural South Africa. Cape Town: Programme
for Land and Agrarian Studies, University of the Western Cape. (Land
reform and agrarian change in southern Africa occasional paper; no. 6.)
(OP06)
- Gran, T. 1997. Innovation capacity in the South African state: A
case study of the new democratic administration of agriculture in the
Western Cape. Cape Town: Programme for Land and Agrarian Studies,
University of the Western Cape. (Land reform and agrarian change in
southern Africa occasional paper; no. 5.) (OP05)
- Bernstein, H. 1997. Social change in the South African countryside?
Land and production, poverty and power. Cape Town: Programme for Land
and Agrarian Studies, University of the Western Cape. (Land reform and
agrarian change in southern Africa occasional paper; no. 4.)
(OP04)
- Du Toit, A. 1996. The fruits of modernity: Law, power and
paternalism on Western Cape farms. Cape Town: Programme for Land and
Agrarian Studies, University of the Western Cape. (Land reform and
agrarian change in southern Africa occasional paper; no. 3.)
(OP03)
- Cousins, B. 1996. Range management and land reform policy in
post-apartheid South Africa. Cape Town: Programme for Land and Agrarian
Studies, University of the Western Cape. (Land reform and agrarian
change in southern Africa occasional paper; no. 2.) (OP02)
- Moore, D. 1996. Clear waters and muddied histories: Competing
claims to the Kaerezi River in Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands. Cape Town:
Programme for Land and Agrarian Studies, University of the Western
Cape. (Land reform and agrarian change in southern Africa occasional
paper; no. 1.) (OP01)
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