Land Reform and Human Rights in Post Colonial States: A human rights analysis of land reform in post-colonial states with a special focus on Zimbabwe's fast track program - Couverture souple

Mavhinga, Dewa

 
9783847322733: Land Reform and Human Rights in Post Colonial States: A human rights analysis of land reform in post-colonial states with a special focus on Zimbabwe's fast track program
Couverture souple
ISBN 10 : 3847322737 ISBN 13 : 9783847322733
Editeur : LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2011

Synopsis

This study examines a subject that evokes the strongest emotions and has potential at once to trigger the most egregious violations of human rights as well as to promote and further the cause of human rights in a big way - land reform in post-colonial States. In post-colonial States (mainly in Africa, Asia and Latin America) land is central to past and current conflicts as well as conflict-resolution strategies. For post-colonial States achievement of national independence has often been associated with the removal of institutional hangovers from the past, which may include land reform. This study establishes that land reform does not inherently have an adverse impact on human rights and that it is possible to carry out land reform programs in a human rights respecting way. For sustainable land reform programmes to take place a pro-human rights way, the critical challenge is not a development of new frameworks within the human rights system, but simply to validate existing human rights principles.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

This study examines a subject that evokes the strongest emotions and has potential at once to trigger the most egregious violations of human rights as well as to promote and further the cause of human rights in a big way - land reform in post-colonial States. In post-colonial States (mainly in Africa, Asia and Latin America) land is central to past and current conflicts as well as conflict-resolution strategies. For post-colonial States achievement of national independence has often been associated with the removal of institutional hangovers from the past, which may include land reform. This study establishes that land reform does not inherently have an adverse impact on human rights and that it is possible to carry out land reform programs in a human rights respecting way. For sustainable land reform programmes to take place a pro-human rights way, the critical challenge is not a development of new frameworks within the human rights system, but simply to validate existing human rights principles.

Biographie de l'auteur

Dewa Mavhinga is a lawyer and human rights campaigner currently working as Regional Coordinator for Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition based in South Africa. Dewa holds a bachelor of laws - honours degree from the University of Zimbabwe and a masters in international human rights law from Essex University in the UK.

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Éditeur
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Date d'édition
2011
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
3847322737
ISBN 13 
9783847322733
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
56
Coordonnées du fabricant
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