Transformations of Rural Spaces in Mozambique

Cover\nContents\nList of figures\nList of tables\nList of contributors\nTransformations of rural spaces in Mozambique:\rIntroduction to a collective reflection\rCristina Udelsmann Rodrigues Cecilia Navarra\nPart I Civil Socirty, Local Communities and the Multiplicity of Actors in Rural Spaces\n	Chapter 1 Customary Rules And The Law Of Domestic Violence:\rConflicting Norms And Social Change In Rural\rMozambique Marta Patrício\n	Chapter 2\rThe Trials And Tribulations Of Rede Terra: Negotiating\rLand Tenure In Angola Brad Safarik\n	Chapter 3 Redd+ Landscape And Territoriality: Opportunities\rAnd Challenges For Mozambique Almeida Alberto Sitoe Benard Soares Guedes Margaret B. Holland Sá Nogueira Lisboa\nPart II Extractive Activities, Rural Livelihoods And\rLocal Economies\n	Chapter 4 Mining Economy And Political Activism: The Changing\rLandscape In Rural Tete Inácio Dias de Andrade\n	Chapter 5\rDislocation Of The Dead: Land, Burial And Resettlement\rAround Coal Mines In Mozambique Nikkie Wiegink\n	Chapter 6\rMining Megaprojects And The Onus On Development In\rThe Local Communities Of Nampula Province, Mozambique:\rThe Case Of Topuito, Larde District Vanito Viriato Marcelino Frei\nPart III Agriculture And Natural Resources\n	Chapter 7 The Gender Dimension Of Small Farmers’ Integration In\rRural Markets In Mozambique: A Ten-Year-Long Dialogue\rAcross Context Changes And Evolving Perspectives Cecilia Navarra Roberta Pellizzoli\n	Chapter 8\rThe Agri-Food System And Competitiveness Strategies In\rValue Chains In Mozambique: A Case Study Of Maize,\rCowpea And Sugar Rabia Aiuba Yara Nova\n	Chapter 9\rRural Transformation And The Family Farmers Of The\rLower Limpopo Juliana Porsani\n	Chapter 10\rThe Emergence Of Medium-Sized Commercial Producers\rIn Mozambique: (Dis)Continuities And Political\r(Dis)Alliances João Feijó\nNotes\nFurther Reading\nIndex