Worlds of Human Rights

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Copyright

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Contents

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List of Maps

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Acknowledgments

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About the Authors

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1. Ethnographic and Historical Perspectives on Rights Claiming on the African Continent

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PART I: LAND, PROPERTY AND HUMAN RIGHTS

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2. Introduction

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3. Land Rights, Human Rights and Development: Contestations in Land Restitution, Limpopo Province, South Africa

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4. ‘Property’ and ‘Rights’ in a South African Land Claim Case

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5. ‘We agreed to move, but we did not do so freely’. Resettlement from the Limpopo National Park, Mozambique

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PART II: HUMAN RIGHTS IN A GENDERED, RELATIONAL AND PLURAL LEGAL LANDSCAPE

pp.：  143 – 256

6. Introduction

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7. Between Common Community Interest and Gender Difference: Women in South Africa's Land Restitution Process

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8. Multiple Threats, Manifold Strategies: Women, the State and Secure Tenure at the Interface of Human Rights and Local Practices in Dar es Salaam

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9. Coercive Harmony?: Realizing Women’s Rights through Alternative Dispute Resolution in Dar es Salaam’s Legal Aid Clinics

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10. Translating Women’s Rights in Niger: What Happened to the ‘Radical Challenge to Patriarchy?’

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PART III: THE MULTIPLE TRACKS OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMANITARIANISM

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11. Introduction

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12. Rights-Based Humanitarianism as Emancipation or Stratification? Rumors and Procedures of Verification in Urban Refugee Management in Kampala, Uganda

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13. Emergent Eritrean Human Rights Movements: Politics, Law, and Culture in Transnational Perspective

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14. Malawi’s Orphans: Children’s Rights in Relation to Humanitarianism, Compassion, and Childcare

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Index

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