No Place To Rest: Forced Removals and the Law in South Africa

Christina Murray · Catherine O’Regan

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Part I: Colin Bundy: Land, Law & Power: Forced removals in historical context Gilbert Marcus: Section 5 of the Black Administration Act: The case of the Bakwena Mogopa Aninka Claasens: Rural land struggles in the Transvaal in the Eighties Geoff Budlender: Urban land issues in the 1980s: The view from Weiler's farm Michael Sutcliffe, Alison Todes, & Norah Walker: Managing the cities: An examination of State urbanization policies since 1986 Nicholas Haysom: Rural land struggles: Practising law democratically Part II: Michael Robertson: Dividing the land: An introduction to apartheid land law Alan Dodson: The Group Areas Act: Changing patterns of enforcement Catherine O'Regan: The prevention of illegal squatting act Raylene Keightley: The trespass act Moray Hathorn, & Dale Hutchison: Labour tenants & the law Clive Pasket: Homeland incorporation: The new forced removals Dave Unterhalter: Legitimate expectation and the law of chiefs.

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