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Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS -- ABOUT THE AUTHORS -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -- CHAPTER 1: GOAL AND OBJECTIVES -- CHAPTER 2: METHODOLOGY -- CHAPTER 3: CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS: REGIONAL MIGRATION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA -- INTRODUCTION -- MIGRATION WITHIN SOUTHERN AFRICA -- MIGRATION TO SOUTHERN AFRICA -- MIGRATION FROM SOUTHERN AFRICA -- HARNESSING MIGRATION FOR DEVELOPMENT -- CHAPTER 4: MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT AS AREGIONAL CHALLENGE IN SOUTHERN AFRICA -- INTRODUCTION -- PERCEPTIONS OF MIGRATIONAS A REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ISSUE -- MIGRATION INITIATIVES AND THE SADC SECRETARIAT -- GENDER ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL INITIATIVES -- MIGRATION DIALOGUE FOR SOUTHERN AFRICA (MIDSA) -- CHALLENGES FACING A REGIONAL RESPONSE -- SOUTH AFRICA'S NEW MIGRATION PARADIGM -- CHAPTER 5: OPTIONS AND ENTRY POINTS -- INTRODUCTION -- PRIORITY PROGRAMMING AREAS IDENTIFIED IN MIGRATION INSTRUMENTS -- OPPORTUNITIES ASSESSMENT -- STAKEHOLDER RECOMMENDATIONS -- GENDER AND MIGRATION PROGRAMMING FOR DEVELOPMENT AND INCLUSIVE GROWTH -- APPENDIX A: STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATIONS -- APPENDIX B: LIST OF KEY SOURCES -- ENDNOTES -- Back cover

In elf Beiträgen beschäftigen sich die Autoren des Sammelbandes mit den Ergebnissen der Umweltpolitik in Südafrika unter dem Blickwinkel der Umweltgerechtigkeit in Theorie und Praxis. McDonald unternimmt eine Begriffsklärung, Khan geht den Ursachen des "Umweltrassismus" nach, Dodson untersucht die gemeinsamen Schnittmengen von Ökofeminismus und der Umweltgerechtigkeitsbewegung. Ruiters unternimmt eine Ideologiekritik des Umweltgerechtigkeitsdiskurses; Cock/Fig untersuchen die Politik in den Nationalparks unter dem Aspekt der Umweltgerechtigkeit. Moloi berichtet über die Wirkung des Bergbaus auf die Umwelt, Glazewski diskutiert die rechtliche Verankerung des Umweltgerechtigkeitsgedankens in der neuen demokratischen Ordnung. Bei Peek geht es um die Abfallentsorgung in Durban, bei Bond um die politische Ökonomie von Dammbauten und die Wasserversorgung von Haushalten. Lukey diskutiert die ökologische Plattform der Gewerkschaften und McDonald die Privatisierung städtischer Dienstleistungen. (DÜI-Sbd)

"The relationship between migration, development and remittances in Lesotho has been exhaustively studied for the period up to 1990. This was an era when the vast majority of migrants from Lesotho were young men working on the South African gold mines and over 50 percent of households had a migrant mineworker. Since 1990, patterns of migration to South Africa have changed dramatically. The reconfiguration of migration between the two countries has had a marked impact on remittance flows to Lesotho. The central question addressed in this report is how the change in patterns of migration from and within Lesotho since 1990 has impacted on remittance flows and usage."--Provided by publisher

Crush, Jonathan ; McDonald, David A.: Introduction to special issue. Evaluating South African immigration policy under apartheid. - S. 1-13. Peberdy, Sally: Imagining immigration. Inclusive identities and exclusive policies in post-1994 South Africa. - S. 15-32. Klaaren, Jonathan ; Ramji, Jaya: Inside illegality. Migration policing in South Africa after apartheid. - S. 35-47. Crush, Jonathan ; Tshitereke, Clarence: Contesting migrancy. The foreign labor debate in post-1994 South AFrica. - S. 49-70. Dodson, Belinda: Discrimination by default? Gender concerns in South African migration policy. - S. 73-89. Handmaker, Jeff: No easy walk. Advancing refugee protection in South AFrica. - S. 91-113. Danso, Ransford ; McDonald, David A.: Writing xenophobia. Immigration and the print media in post-apartheid South Africa. - S. 115-137. Oucho, John O. ; Crush, Jonathan: Contra free movement. South Africa and SADC migration protocols. - S. 139-158