No Place to Rest: Forced Removals and the Law in South Africa (Contemporary South African Debates) - Softcover

No Place to Rest: Forced Removals and the Law in South Africa (Contemporary South African Debates)

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. vii, 248 pages, illustrations, maps : 23 cm. The South African Government's policy of forcing communities to move from one area to another has spelt untold misery for thousands of people. This study examines the government's past and present policies and practice of forced removal, and the laws governing these. Contents: Land, law and power: forced removals in historical context / Colin Bundy -- Section 5 of the Black Administration Act: the case of the Bakwena ba Mogopa / Gilbert Marcus -- Rural land struggles in the Transvaal in the 1980s / Aninka Claasens -- Urban land issues in the 1980s: the view from Weiler's farm / Geoff Budlender -- Managing the cities: an examination of state urbanization policies since 1986 / Michael Sutcliffe, Alison Todes, Norah Walker -- Rural land struggles: practising law democratically / Nicholas Haysom -- Dividing the land: an introduction to apartheid land law / Michael Robertson -- The Group Areas Act: changing patterns of enforcement / Alan Dodson -- The Prevention of Illegal Squatting Act -- The Trespass Act / Raylene Keightley -- Labour tenants and the law / Moray Hathorn and Dale Hutchison -- Homeland incorporation: the new forced removals / Clive Plasket -- Legitimate expectation and the law of chiefs / David Unterhalter. Artikel-Nr. 4hb05

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