Titlebook: Crisis, Identity and Migration in Post-Colonial Southern Africa; Hangwelani Hope Magidimisha,Nene Ernest Khalema,Ti Book 2018 Springer Int

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-42694-1n academic circles and, as a result, has failed to capture the complexity of human mobility in its various forms. Here, we must consider the often neglected relations between multiple communities (e.g. different migrant groups) in the process of (un)settlement but also bear in mind that people co-ex

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,?Zeitverschwendung“: Biografisches,ct of migration on public service delivery from both ends of the spectrum. It explores specific challenges in the public service sector of both sending and receiving countries. The discussion also focuses on the need to better manage the interface between migration and public service delivery throug

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-43184-6f the increase of migrant flows, with women increasingly migrating as independent migrants in their own rights. This change of migration dynamics is also observable in Southern Africa. As the standards of living continue to deteriorate within some Southern African countries, women have also been for

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nd Swaziland (amongst others) have been integrated into the South African economy as mere labour appendages. This practice, whose origin dates back to colonial times, also witnessed the integration of citizens of these countries into the South African social ranks. It is from this perspective that t

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nce of this place in the development of labour migration has been assured by its geographical location, historical chance as well as political and institutional features. From our perspective, the inclusion of Mozambique in this collection should consider at least four structural aspects, of which t

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