1st Edition
Housing in the Aftermath of the Fast Track Land Reform Programme in Zimbabwe
Part 1: Land Reform and Housing – An Overview 1. Dichotomies of an African City: Insight into Land for Housing 2. The State and Urban Development – A Theoretical Retreat 3. Land Reform and Housing Development – An International Perspective 4. Methodology Part 2: Unpacking Housing Developments in the Wake of the Fast Track Land Reform Programme 5. Creating a Gentlemen’s City in Colonial Zimbabwe (1890 – 1980) 6. Harare – Diagnosing the Institutional Framework for Land and Housing Development in Post-colonial Zimbabwe (1980-1999) 7. Insight into the FTLRP in Zimbabwe – An Overview 8. Claiming Housing Rights to the City through Mass Movements 9. The Politics of Land and Housing Development in Harare 10. The FTLRP and Housing Infrastructure Development 11. Redefining Housing Perceptions in the Aftermath of the FTLRP 12. The Dynamic Model for Land and Housing Development 13. Deconstructing the Myth on Land and Housing during the FTLRP - Concluding Remarks
Biography
Lovemore Chipungu is a senior lecturer in the School of the Built Environment and Development Studies at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. His areas of research are low income housing, housing policy, urban land and urban design. He has published widely through books and journal articles
Hangwelani Hope Magidimisha is a Professor in the Housing and Town Planning cluster in the School of the Built Environment and Development Studies at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. She is also a SARCHi-Chair for Inclusive Cities whose interest is in spatial inequality and inclusivity of cities.
