Panel Organiser: An Ansoms
The era of globalisation brings a new growth-oriented logic and new types of actors to Subsaharan Africa. This panel analyses the competition between ‘large-scalers’ versus ‘local small-scalers’ in a modernised agricultural and mining sector. It analyses the impact of the globalising scramble for natural resources upon local livelihoods.
Accepted Abstracts
A Green Revolution for the Great
Lakes Region:
Which
role for small-scale peasants in rural policies
Restricted access to land and its socio-economic consequences in rural
south-eastern Rwanda
Local and global actors in
complex interactions
Which future for artisanal
gold miners in South Kivu?
