Introduction. Displacing Zimbabwe: Crisis and Construction in Southern Africa

Amanda Hammar · JoAnn McGregor · Loren B. Landau

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Since early 2000, political violence and dramatic economic contraction have displaced people within and beyond Zimbabwe's borders on an extraordinary scale.1 The politicised state intrusions into Z...

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