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Desired Publics, Domestic Government, and Entangled Fears: On the Anthropology of Civil Society, Farm Workers, and White Farmers in Zimbabwe

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Desired Publics, Domestic Government, and Entangled Fears: On the Anthropology of Civil Society, Farm Workers, and White Farmers in Zimbabwe
Author(s)Rutherford, Blair
AbstractThe racialized and gendered politics with regard to the position of farm workers within the nation and the practice of “civil society” in Africa is addressed by critically examining the development intervention and its entanglement in the unfolding political and economic crisis in Zimbabwe.
IssueNo1
Pages122-153
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SourceCultural Anthropology
VolumeNo19
PubDateFebruary 2004
ISBN_ISSN0886-7356


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