William Beinart (Editor) William Beinart is a historian and Emeritus Professor at St Antony's College, University of Oxford. He has recently published, with Peter Delius and Michelle Hay, Rights to Land (2017) and papers on land reform and tenure. Rosalie Kingwill (Editor) Rosalie Kingwill is an independent academic, policy and action research consultant. She is a research associate at the Institute for Poverty, Land and Agrarian Studies (PLAAS), University of the Western Cape. Gavin Capps (Editor) Gavin Capps is Senior Lecturer in Economics, Kingston University, UK and was formerly Senior Researcher in the Society, Work and Politics Institute (SWOP) at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.

• Preface - William BeinartIntroduction Land, Law and Chiefs: Contested Histories and Current Struggles - William BeinartChapter 1 Constitutional Court Judgements, Customary Law and Democratisation in South Africa - Geoff BudlenderChapter 2 Was 'Living Customary Law' There All Along? - Derick FayChapter 3 When Custom Divides 'Community': Legal Battles over Platinum in North West Province - Sonwabile MnwanaChapter 4 Chiefs, Mines and the State in the Platinum Belt: The Bapo-ba-Mogale Traditional Community and Lonmin - Gavin CappsChapter 5 Grave Sites and Dispossession in Mpumalanga - Dineo SkosanaChapter 6 The Abuse of Interdicts by Traditional Leaders in South Africa - Joanna Pickering and Ayesha MotalaChapter 7 Resisting the Imposition of Ubukhosi: Contested Authority-Making in the Former Ciskei - Thiyane Duda and Janine UbinkChapter 8 Black Landlords, Their Tenants and the Natives Administration Act of 1927 - Khumisho MogueraneChapter 9 Customary Law and Land Ownership in the Eastern Cape - Rosalie KingwillChapter 10 A History of Communal Property Associations in South Africa - Tara WeinbergChapter 11 'This is Business Land': The Hlolweni Land Claim, 1983-2016 - Raphael ChaskalsonChapter 12 Restitution and Land Rights in the Eastern Cape: The Hlolweni, Mgungundlovu and Xolobeni Cases - William Beinart

William Beinart (Editor) William Beinart is a historian and Emeritus Professor at St Antony's College, University of Oxford. He has recently published, with Peter Delius and Michelle Hay, Rights to Land (2017) and papers on land reform and tenure. Rosalie Kingwill (Editor) Rosalie Kingwill is an independent academic, policy and action research consultant. She is a research associate at the Institute for Poverty, Land and Agrarian Studies (PLAAS), University of the Western Cape. Gavin Capps (Editor) Gavin Capps is Senior Lecturer in Economics, Kingston University, UK and was formerly Senior Researcher in the Society, Work and Politics Institute (SWOP) at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.

• Preface - William BeinartIntroduction Land, Law and Chiefs: Contested Histories and Current Struggles - William BeinartChapter 1 Constitutional Court Judgements, Customary Law and Democratisation in South Africa - Geoff BudlenderChapter 2 Was 'Living Customary Law' There All Along? - Derick FayChapter 3 When Custom Divides 'Community': Legal Battles over Platinum in North West Province - Sonwabile MnwanaChapter 4 Chiefs, Mines and the State in the Platinum Belt: The Bapo-ba-Mogale Traditional Community and Lonmin - Gavin CappsChapter 5 Grave Sites and Dispossession in Mpumalanga - Dineo SkosanaChapter 6 The Abuse of Interdicts by Traditional Leaders in South Africa - Joanna Pickering and Ayesha MotalaChapter 7 Resisting the Imposition of Ubukhosi: Contested Authority-Making in the Former Ciskei - Thiyane Duda and Janine UbinkChapter 8 Black Landlords, Their Tenants and the Natives Administration Act of 1927 - Khumisho MogueraneChapter 9 Customary Law and Land Ownership in the Eastern Cape - Rosalie KingwillChapter 10 A History of Communal Property Associations in South Africa - Tara WeinbergChapter 11 'This is Business Land': The Hlolweni Land Claim, 1983-2016 - Raphael ChaskalsonChapter 12 Restitution and Land Rights in the Eastern Cape: The Hlolweni, Mgungundlovu and Xolobeni Cases - William Beinart

William Beinart (Editor) William Beinart is a historian and Emeritus Professor at St Antony's College, University of Oxford. He has recently published, with Peter Delius and Michelle Hay, Rights to Land (2017) and papers on land reform and tenure. Rosalie Kingwill (Editor) Rosalie Kingwill is an independent academic, policy and action research consultant. She is a research associate at the Institute for Poverty, Land and Agrarian Studies (PLAAS), University of the Western Cape. Gavin Capps (Editor) Gavin Capps is Senior Lecturer in Economics, Kingston University, UK and was formerly Senior Researcher in the Society, Work and Politics Institute (SWOP) at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.

• Preface - William BeinartIntroduction Land, Law and Chiefs: Contested Histories and Current Struggles - William BeinartChapter 1 Constitutional Court Judgements, Customary Law and Democratisation in South Africa - Geoff BudlenderChapter 2 Was 'Living Customary Law' There All Along? - Derick FayChapter 3 When Custom Divides 'Community': Legal Battles over Platinum in North West Province - Sonwabile MnwanaChapter 4 Chiefs, Mines and the State in the Platinum Belt: The Bapo-ba-Mogale Traditional Community and Lonmin - Gavin CappsChapter 5 Grave Sites and Dispossession in Mpumalanga - Dineo SkosanaChapter 6 The Abuse of Interdicts by Traditional Leaders in South Africa - Joanna Pickering and Ayesha MotalaChapter 7 Resisting the Imposition of Ubukhosi: Contested Authority-Making in the Former Ciskei - Thiyane Duda and Janine UbinkChapter 8 Black Landlords, Their Tenants and the Natives Administration Act of 1927 - Khumisho MogueraneChapter 9 Customary Law and Land Ownership in the Eastern Cape - Rosalie KingwillChapter 10 A History of Communal Property Associations in South Africa - Tara WeinbergChapter 11 'This is Business Land': The Hlolweni Land Claim, 1983-2016 - Raphael ChaskalsonChapter 12 Restitution and Land Rights in the Eastern Cape: The Hlolweni, Mgungundlovu and Xolobeni Cases - William Beinart