Amanda Hammar is research professor at the Centre of African Studies, Copenhagen University. She has researched and published on agrarian change, local government, state-making, sovereignty, displacement and crisis in southern Africa, with a special focus on Zimbabwe and, less so, on Mozambique. She co-edited Zimbabwe's Unfinished Business: Rethinking Land, State and Nation in the Context of Crisis (2003) and two journal special issues related to political economies of displacement in southern Africa Journal of Contemporary African Studies (2008) and Journal of Southern African Studies (2010). Her current work is focused on changing modes of urban governance and citizenship in times of crisis and displacement.
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Introduction 1. Displacement Economies: Paradoxes of Crisis and Creativity in Africa - Amanda Hammar Part I: Economies of Rupture and Repositioning 2. Securing Livelihoods. Economic Practice in the Darfur-Chad Borderlands - Andrea Behrends 3. Contested Spaces, New Opportunities: Displacement, Return and the Rural Economy in Casamance, Senegal - Martin Evans 4. The Paradoxes of Class: Crisis, Displacement and Repositioning in Post-2000 Zimbabwe - Amanda Hammar Part II: Reshaping Economic Sectors, Markets and Investment 5. Rapid Adaptations to Change and Displacements in the Lundas (Angola) - Cristina Udelsmann Rodrigues 6. Somali Displacements and Shifting Markets: Camel Milk in Nairobi's Eastleigh Estate - Hannah Elliott 7. Diaspora Returnees in Somaliland's Displacement Economy - Peter Hansen 8. Financial Flows and Secrecy Jurisdictions in Times of Crisis: Relocating Assets in Zimbabwe's Displacement Economies - Sarah Bracking Part III: Confinement and Economies of Loss and Hope 9. The IDP Economy in Northern Uganda: A Prisoners' Economy? - Morten Bøås and Ingunn Bjørkhaug 10. 'No Move To Make': The Zimbabwe Crisis, Displacement-in-Place and the Erosion of 'Proper Places' - Jeremy Jones 11. Captured Lives: the Precarious Space of Youth Displacement in Eastern DRC - Timothy Raeymaekers
Introduction 1. Displacement Economies: Paradoxes of Crisis and Creativity in Africa - Amanda Hammar Part I: Economies of Rupture and Repositioning 2. Securing Livelihoods. Economic Practice in the Darfur-Chad Borderlands - Andrea Behrends 3. Contested Spaces, New Opportunities: Displacement, Return and the Rural Economy in Casamance, Senegal - Martin Evans 4. The Paradoxes of Class: Crisis, Displacement and Repositioning in Post-2000 Zimbabwe - Amanda Hammar Part II: Reshaping Economic Sectors, Markets and Investment 5. Rapid Adaptations to Change and Displacements in the Lundas (Angola) - Cristina Udelsmann Rodrigues 6. Somali Displacements and Shifting Markets: Camel Milk in Nairobi's Eastleigh Estate - Hannah Elliott 7. Diaspora Returnees in Somaliland's Displacement Economy - Peter Hansen 8. Financial Flows and Secrecy Jurisdictions in Times of Crisis: Relocating Assets in Zimbabwe's Displacement Economies - Sarah Bracking Part III: Confinement and Economies of Loss and Hope 9. The IDP Economy in Northern Uganda: A Prisoners' Economy? - Morten Bøås and Ingunn Bjørkhaug 10. 'No Move To Make': The Zimbabwe Crisis, Displacement-in-Place and the Erosion of 'Proper Places' - Jeremy Jones 11. Captured Lives: the Precarious Space of Youth Displacement in Eastern DRC - Timothy Raeymaekers
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