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Ursula Arends

  • Administrative Manager

Phone: (021) 959-3785

Biography:

Ursula Arends worked as a high school teacher and community worker before joining PLAAS in 1999, as Senior Administrator of a range of PLAAS programmes. She holds an MA (Development Studies), a BA Hons (Gender Studies), a Secondary Teachers’ Diploma (UWC), and a Diploma in Adult Education (UCT).

As Administrative Manager she assumes responsibility for the overall management of the administrative and HR functions at PLAAS.

She is deeply concerned about issues related to poverty alleviation, rural development, land reform and gender. Her master’s thesis focused on rural women’s access to and use of land and natural resources in South Africa’s communal areas.


Education:

  1. BA Hons and MA (UWC)
  2. Diploma in Adult Education (UCT)
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New Publications
Dynamics of social differentiation after land reform among former labour tenants in Besters, KwaZulu-Natal
This presentation, made at the 'New Researchers Workshop on Land and Agrarian Studies' on 27-28 October 2011 show how violence is woven into strategies of both survival and accumulation, as well as the many stories told about people in the area.
Money and sociality in South Africa's informal economy: Africa 82 (1) 2012: 131–49
This article examines the social dimensions of money in South Africa’s informal economy by considering the interplay of agency, culture and context.
Poverty and fisheries: Anything to learn from the Norwegian experience?
Norwegian development assistance has always been poverty oriented on paper, but with a weak understanding of strategies, entry points, interventions and the measuring of results. Norwegian input into fishing systems in developing countries have tended to use the same models applied in Norway.
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