Abstract

1. The new scramble over Africa's farmland: an introduction 2. Geopolitical drivers of foreign investment in African land and water resources 3. The perils of development from above: land deals in Ethiopia 4. Forest investments and channels of contestation in highland Ethiopia 5. Scrambling for the promised land: land acquisitions and the politics of representation in post-war Acholi, northern Uganda 6. Asian capitalism, primitive accumulation, and the new enclosures in Uganda 7. Land grab in new garb: Chinese special economic zones in Africa The case of Mauritius 8. Fixity, the discourse of efficiency, and enclosure in the Sahelian land 'reserve' 9. Water resources and biofuel production after the fast-track land reform in Zimbabwe

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