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The household, economic differentiation and agricultural production in Shixini, Transkei

G S Heron Assistant researcher, Environmental Studies Division, NIPR, Johannesburg
Pages 47-60 | Published online: 27 Feb 2008

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Edward Lahiff. (2005) Land Reform in the Eastern Cape: The Ongoing Struggle for Resources and Secure Rights. Social Dynamics 31:1, pages 39-58.
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Maura Andrew & Roddy C Fox . (2004) ‘Undercultivation’ and intensification in the Transkei: a case study of historical changes in the use of arable land in Nompa, Shixini. Development Southern Africa 21:4, pages 687-706.
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Tabukeli M Ruhiiga. (2000) Rural settlement and retail trade business in the Eastern Cape. Development Southern Africa 17:2, pages 189-200.
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CharlesL Machethe, Thomas Reardon & DonaldC Mead. (1997) Promoting farm/non‐farm linkages for employment of the poor in South Africa: A research agenda focused on small‐scale farms and agroindustry. Development Southern Africa 14:3, pages 377-394.
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Ben Cousins. (1996) Livestock production and common property struggles in South Africa's agrarian reform. The Journal of Peasant Studies 23:2-3, pages 166-208.
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Chris de Wet. (1995) Land tenure, economic differentiation and social interaction in a Ciskei settlement. Journal of Contemporary African Studies 13:1, pages 57-74.
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C M Shackleton. (1993) Are the communal grazing lands in need of saving?. Development Southern Africa 10:1, pages 65-78.
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Andrew Donaldson. (1992) Dependent Transkei: The economics of a labour reserve and a caretaker regime. Journal of Contemporary African Studies 11:2, pages 129-153.
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David Neves & Andries du Toit. (2013) Rural Livelihoods in South Africa: Complexity, Vulnerability and Differentiation. Journal of Agrarian Change 13:1, pages 93-115.
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Ben Cousins. (2013) Smallholder Irrigation Schemes, Agrarian Reform and ‘Accumulation from Above and from Below’ in South Africa. Journal of Agrarian Change 13:1, pages 116-139.
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Thembela Kepe. (2008) Beyond the numbers: Understanding the value of vegetation to rural livelihoods in Africa. Geoforum 39:2, pages 958-968.
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Thomas Reardon, J. Edward Taylor, Kostas Stamoulis, Peter Lanjouw & Arsenio Balisacan. (2008) Effects of Non‐Farm Employment on Rural Income Inequality in Developing Countries: An Investment Perspective. Journal of Agricultural Economics 51:2, pages 266-288.
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Thomas Reardon. (1997) Using evidence of household income diversification to inform study of the rural nonfarm labor market in Africa. World Development 25:5, pages 735-747.
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Andries du Toit & David Neves. (2007) In Search of South Africa's Second Economy: Chronic Poverty, Economic Marginalisation and Adverse Incorporation in Mt. Frere and Khayelitsha. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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