Chapter
Defining Sustainable Development
The Origins of Sustainable Development
Neoliberal Perspectives on Land
Land Redistribution and Markets
Nature Tourism, Wildlife and Forest Management
Civil Society and the Land Question
Scope and Organisation of This Book
1. Land and Sustainable Development in South Africa
Sustainable Development, Environment and Land Reform
The Origins of the Land Question in South Africa
Land Reform under the African National Congress
Civil Society Initiatives for Land Reform
2. Interrogating Sustainable Development and Resource Control in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean Debates over Land and Sustainable Development
Land Distribution and Equity Problems in Zimbabwe
Agriculture, Natural Resources and Sustainable Development
Land as an Overarching Resource for Sustainable Development
Forests and Sustainable Development
Popular Struggles for Land
Fast Track Land Reform and Sustainable Development
3. Law, Land and Sustainable Development in Malawi
Land and Sustainable Development in Malawi
Critical Variables in Land
Land Law Reform and Sustainable Development
Prospects for Land Reform and Sustainable Development
4. The Struggle for Sustainable Land Management and Democratic Development in Kenya
Land Expropriation, Colonial Law and Native Reserves
African Agriculture and Land Tenure Reform
Politics of Land, Uhuru and After: The Political Impasse
The Kenyatta Regime: Freezing the Land Question
The Moi Regime: Thawing the Land Question
Political Patronage, Land Grabbing and Livelihood Struggles
The Kibaki Regime: Moving the Land Question Around the Circle
5. Sustainable Development, Corporate Accumulation and Community Expropriation: Land and Natural Resources in West Africa
Colonial Land Policies in West Africa
Post-colonial Developments and Their Impact on Land
Agricultural Modernisation and Agribusiness
The Role of Civil Society
6. Sustainable Development, Ecotourism, National Minorities and Land in Botswana
Land Tenure and Administration in Botswana
Agriculture and Land Reform
Land, Nature Tourism and Expropriation
Popular Struggles for Land and Sustainable Livelihoods
Conclusion: Transforming Sustainable Development
Land Markets, Redistribution and Civil Society
From Technical Management to Social Justice
Land and Sustainable Development in Africa
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