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Suffering for territory : race, place, and power in Zimbabwe

by Donald S. Moore

Paper Book, 2005

Status

Available

Call number

Race Relations / Moore

Genres

Politics, Government, Law and Public Policy

Collection

Publication

Durham : Duke University Press, 2005.

Description

An ethnographic study of Zimbabwe's land occupations that focuses on the effects of spatialized struggles on sovereignty and the nation-state.

Call number

Race Relations / Moore

Language

Subjects

Land settlement Zimbabwe

Land settlement Zimbabwe. Government policy

Land tenure Zimbabwe

Land use Zimbabwe. Government policy

Zimbabwe Race relations

ISBN

9780822335702

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