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Chapter 4: Rural Modernisation Through Commercial Monocrops: Thingification of Nature, Relationships and Personhood in the Lugela District, Mozambique

  • Anselmo Matusse

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. List of figures and tables vi
  4. Preface ix
  5. Introduction 1
  6. Part 1: Property and the Commons
  7. Chapter 1: Neoliberalism and Pastoralism: Two Competing Visions of the Same Land at a Time of Climate Crisis in Kenya 17
  8. Chapter 2: Collusion and Conflict: Navigating the Gap Between Law, Policy and Reality in the Utilisation and Management of Wetlands 39
  9. Chapter 3: Contested Forests: Claims and Meanings of Property Around Gwayi Forest, Zimbabwe 51
  10. Chapter 4: Rural Modernisation Through Commercial Monocrops: Thingification of Nature, Relationships and Personhood in the Lugela District, Mozambique 62
  11. Chapter 5: Monograph of a Forest Carbon Conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Wildlife Works Carbon LLC vs Ngongo Basengele Community 80
  12. Part 2: Extraction and Waste
  13. Chapter 6: State, NGOs and Extractivism in Forest Conservation 105
  14. Chapter 7: Twins or Rivals? The Farm and the Gold Mine in Western Ghana 122
  15. Chapter 8: Windscapes: Frontiers of Green Energy Capital Accumulation in South Africa 137
  16. Chapter 9: Fracturing Contested Landscapes: Tracking Natural Gas Prospectors and the Speculative Practice of Enacting Standing Reserves in the Kalahari Desert 158
  17. Part 3: Grieving, Reclaiming and Defending Earthly Relations
  18. Chapter 10: The Water Healer with No Water 177
  19. Chapter 11: Restoring the Earth: Literary Narrative and African Environmental Struggles 194
  20. Chapter 12: ‘Technology Changes Everything’: Benefits and Losses of Biotechnology 207
  21. Chapter 13: The Battle for the Soul of Xholobeni: What is the Land and Why is it Important for AmaMpondo? 231
  22. Chapter 14: Infrastructure Paradoxes of the Kuils River in Cape Town, South Africa 251
  23. Conclusion 268
  24. Contributors 276
  25. Index 279
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