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Ruth Hall and Thembela Kepe (2017). ‘Elite capture and state neglect: new evidence on South Africa’s land reform.’ Review of African Political Economy 44.151: 122-130

By Deshnee SubramanyMay 10, 2019No Comments

The most recent incarnation of South Africa’s land reform is a model of state purchase of farms to be provided on leasehold, rather than transferring title. This briefing presents headline findings from our field research in one district. Read more…

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Ruth Hall and Thembela Kepe (2017). ‘Elite capture and state neglect: new evidence on South Africa’s land reform.’ Review of African Political Economy 44.151: 122-130

Author

Deshnee Subramany

Previous PostRefiloe Joala (2018). ‘The rise of soya in Zambia and the integration of smallholder farmers’. (PLAAS Policy Brief 50)

Next PostAlex Dubb (2018) ‘The value components of contract farming in contemporary capitalism’, Journal of Agrarian Change, 18(4); 722-48.

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