{"product_id":"9780796925794","title":"Migrant Labour After Apartheid","description":"A large portion of South Africa's population remains double rooted--many South Africans live in an urban area, but also have access to a rural homestead to which they periodically return and often retire. The authors of Migrant Labour After Apartheid explore this rural-urban reality, showing that internal migrancy continues to have profound impacts on social cohesion, family life, gender relations, household investment, settlement dynamics, and the formation of political identity. \n CONTENTS: • Introduction: Migrant Labour After Apartheid--the Editors.\n • MIGRATION AND URBANISATION AFTER APARTHEID.\n • Measuring Labour Migration After Apartheid: Patterns and Trends--D. Posel.\n • Rural-Urban Migration as a Means of Getting Ahead--J. Visagie and I. Turok.\n • Accessing the City: Informal Settlements as Staging Posts for Urbanisation in post-Apartheid South Africa--C. Ndinda and T. Ndhlovu.\n • What Does Labour Migration Mean for Families? Children's Mobility in the Context of Maternal Migration--K. Hall and D. Posel.\n • Distance and Duality: Migration, Family, and the Meaning of Home for Eastern Cape Migrants--M. Makiwane and N.A. Gumede.\n • KwaMashu Hostel: Rural-Urban Interconnections in KwaZulu-Natal--N. Xulu-Gama.\n • From \"Living Wage\" to \"Family Wage:\" Platinum Lives and the Contemporary Mineworkers' Movement (2012-17)--L. Sinwell.\n • Migrant Women in South Africa's Platinum Belt: Negotiating Different Conceptions of Femininities--A.-J. Benya.\n • How Labour Migration Works in the Space Economy: Labour Markets, Migration Tracks, and Homelessness as an Indicator of Failure--C. Cross et al.\n • Marikana Revisited: Migrant Culture, Ethnicity, and African Nationalism in South Africa--L.J. Bank.\n • DOUBLE-ROOTEDNESS AND RURAL REGIMES OF VALUE.\n • Agricultural Production, the Household \"Development Cycle\" and Migrant Remittances: Continuities and Change in the Eastern Cape Hinterland--M. Rogan.\n • Migrancy and the Differentiated Agrarian Landscapes: Land Use, Farming and the Reproduction of the Homestead in the Eastern Cape--P. Hebinck.\n • Cattle after Migrant Labour: Emerging Markets and Changing Regimes of Value in Rural South Africa--L.J. Bank and M. Kenyon.\n • Double-Rooted Families: The Circulation of Hidden Resources Between Urban and Rural South Africa--A. Perry.\n • Displaced Urbanism: City Shack Life and the Citizenship of the Suburban House in the Rural Transkei--L.J. Bank.\n • Changing Small-Town Economies in the Eastern Cape--M. Aliber and N.B. Nikelo.\n • Harnessing the Ancestors: Uncertainty and Ritual Practice in the Eastern Cape--A. Ainslie.\n • Entangled in Patriarchy: Migrants, Men, and Matrifocality After Apartheid--L.J. Bank.","brand":"BOOKSITE","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":39329416052851,"sku":"9780796925794","price":166.0,"currency_code":"ZAR","in_stock":false}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/2291\/7991\/products\/migrant-labour-after-apartheid-l-banks-28163207823475.jpg?v=1638381774","url":"https:\/\/www.readerswarehouse.shop\/de\/products\/9780796925794","provider":"Readers Warehouse","version":"1.0","type":"link"}