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Introduction: beyond expropriation without compensation: law, land reform and the future of redistributive justice in South Africa Olaf Zenker and Cherryl Walker; Part I. The Rights and Wrongs of South African Property Law: 1. Politics or principle? Making sense of the expropriation without compensation debate Zsa-Zsa Boggenpoel; 2. The legal and philosophical dichotomy between land and property: the rights and wrongs of South African property law: a transformative justice approach Bulelwa Mabasa, Thomas Ernst Karberg and Siphosethu Zazela; 3. The 'justice' in 'just and equitable' compensation Elmien (WJ) du Plessis; 4. The tale of two women: transformative thrust embodied in the property clause - in theory only or a lived reality where land reform is concerned? Juanita M Pienaar; 5. Setting our transformation sights too low': land reform, 'expropriation without compensation' and 'state custodianship of land' Danie Brand; Part II. Potentials and Pitfalls of South African Land Reform: 6. The constitution's mandate for transformation: from 'expropriation without compensation' to 'equitable access to land' Ruth Hall; 7. Land reform opportunities meet democratic challenges in traditional areas: gendered lessons from vernacular law and IPILRA Sindiso Mnisi Weeks; 8. Land reform and rural production in South Africa William Beinart; 9. Land reform and beyond in times of social-ecological change: perspectives from the karoo Cherryl Walker; Part III. Imagining Alternative Futures of Redistributive Justice in South Africa: 10. Ecological justice, climate shocks and the challenge of re-agrarianizing South Africa through the food sovereignty commons Vishwas Satgar; 11. Redistributive justice, transformational taxes and the legacies of apartheid Heinz Klug; 12. Redistribution of what? beyond land in the moral politics of distribution James Ferguson; Index.
Introduction: beyond expropriation without compensation: law, land reform and the future of redistributive justice in South Africa Olaf Zenker and Cherryl Walker; Part I. The Rights and Wrongs of South African Property Law: 1. Politics or principle? Making sense of the expropriation without compensation debate Zsa-Zsa Boggenpoel; 2. The legal and philosophical dichotomy between land and property: the rights and wrongs of South African property law: a transformative justice approach Bulelwa Mabasa, Thomas Ernst Karberg and Siphosethu Zazela; 3. The 'justice' in 'just and equitable' compensation Elmien (WJ) du Plessis; 4. The tale of two women: transformative thrust embodied in the property clause - in theory only or a lived reality where land reform is concerned? Juanita M Pienaar; 5. Setting our transformation sights too low': land reform, 'expropriation without compensation' and 'state custodianship of land' Danie Brand; Part II. Potentials and Pitfalls of South African Land Reform: 6. The constitution's mandate for transformation: from 'expropriation without compensation' to 'equitable access to land' Ruth Hall; 7. Land reform opportunities meet democratic challenges in traditional areas: gendered lessons from vernacular law and IPILRA Sindiso Mnisi Weeks; 8. Land reform and rural production in South Africa William Beinart; 9. Land reform and beyond in times of social-ecological change: perspectives from the karoo Cherryl Walker; Part III. Imagining Alternative Futures of Redistributive Justice in South Africa: 10. Ecological justice, climate shocks and the challenge of re-agrarianizing South Africa through the food sovereignty commons Vishwas Satgar; 11. Redistributive justice, transformational taxes and the legacies of apartheid Heinz Klug; 12. Redistribution of what? beyond land in the moral politics of distribution James Ferguson; Index.
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