Tag: Ian Scoones
Long live land reform! Reflections on Michael Lipton’s classic book
Source: Long live land reform! Reflections on Michael Lipton’s classic book | zimbabweland
Michael Lipton, the great development economist, die ...
The World Bank and land: some questions
Source: The World Bank and land: some questions | zimbabweland
The World Bank’s land conference returned this year in May after a gap since 2019. I ...
Learning lessons on land grabbing and agrarian reform in Colombia
Source: Learning lessons on land grabbing and agrarian reform in Colombia | zimbabweland
This blogpost shares some commentaries emerging from the I ...
The politics of Zimbabwe’s land reform: winners and losers
Source: The politics of Zimbabwe’s land reform: winners and losers | zimbabweland
The political debates about the rights and wrongs of Zimbabwe’s l ...
Commercialising agriculture in Zimbabwe: new research on the political economy of agricultural development
Source: Commercialising agriculture in Zimbabwe: new research on the political economy of agricultural development | zimbabweland
This is the fourt ...
Changing ideas of belonging and identity in post-land reform Zimbabwe
Source: Changing ideas of belonging and identity in post-land reform Zimbabwe | zimbabweland
This is the third in a short blog series on Zimbabwe r ...
Financing agriculture: what are the challenges and opportunities in Zimbabwe?
Source: Financing agriculture: what are the challenges and opportunities in Zimbabwe? | zimbabweland
The previous three blogs have offered some ins ...
The changing remittance economy in Zimbabwe
Source: The changing remittance economy in Zimbabwe | zimbabweland
The flow of remittances to Zimbabwe is huge, with diaspora remittances from outs ...
Why financing agriculture in Zimbabwe needs a rethink: limited credit and few loans
Source: Why financing agriculture in Zimbabwe needs a rethink: limited credit and few loans | zimbabweland
Finance is crucial for agriculture – for ...
Eight conversations about sustainable livelihoods and rural development
Source: Eight conversations about sustainable livelihoods and rural development | zimbabweland
Prompted by some new translations, I h ...