LAND TENURE, ECONOMIC DIFFERENTIATION AND SOCIAL INTERACTION IN A CISKEI SETTLEMENT

In: Journal of contemporary African studies, Band 13, Heft 2, S. 57-74

Abstract

ANTHROPOLOGISTS IN SOUTH AFRICA HAVE BEFCOME INCREASINGLY CONCERNED WITH THE CAUSES AND PROCESSES OF ECONOMIC DIFFERENTIATION IN THE HOMELAND AREAS OF SOUTH AFRICA. PART OF THE FOCUS ON DIFFERENTIATION HAS BEEN CONCERNED WITH THE CAUSES OF ECONOMIC DIFFERENTIATION. ANOTHER APSECT OF THE FOCUS HAS BEEN ON STRATEGIES, COMPETITION AND CONFLICT RELATING TO DIFFERENTIAL ACCESS TO RESOURCES AND POWER WITHIN COMMUNITIES. THIS ARTICLE EXPLORES THESE AREAS.