AN ANSOMS is Professor in Development Studies at the UniversitéCatholique de Louvain (Belgium). AN ANSOMS is Professor in Development Studies at the UniversitéCatholique de Louvain (Belgium). AYMAR NYENYEZI BISOKA is Assistant Professor at the University of Mons, Belgium.

• Introduction: Causes and risks of dispossession and land grabbing in the Great Lakes region - An AnsomsIntroduction: Causes and risks of dispossession and land grabbing in the Great Lakes region - Thea HilhorstLand grabbing and development history: The Congolese experience - Jean-Philippe PeemansThis land is my land: Land grabbing in Ituri (DRC) - Daniel FaheyLand grabbing by mining companies: Local contentions and state reconfiguration in South-Kivu (DRC) - Sara GeenenLand grabbing by mining companies: Local contentions and state reconfiguration in South-Kivu (DRC) - Jana HönkeCompetition over soil and subsoil: Land grabbing by local elites in South Kivu (Eastern DRC) - Klara ClaessensCompetition over soil and subsoil: Land grabbing by local elites in South Kivu (Eastern DRC) - Emery Mushagalusa MudingaCompetition over soil and subsoil: Land grabbing by local elites in South Kivu (Eastern DRC) - An AnsomsThe continuities in contested land acquisitions in Uganda by Mathijs van Leeuwen, Ilse Zeemeijer, Doreen Kobusingye, Charles Muchunguzi, Linda Haartsen and Claudia PiacenzaLand grabbing and power relations in Burundi: Practical norms and real governance - Aymar NyenyeziLand grabbing and power relations in Burundi: Practical norms and real governance - An AnsomsLand grabbing and land tenure security in post-genocide Rwanda - Chris HugginsThe reorganization of rural space in Rwanda: Habitat concentration, land consolidation and collective marshland cultivation by An Ansoms, Giuseppe Cioffo, Chris Huggins and Jude Murison"Modernizing Kigali": The struggle for space in the Rwandan urban context - Vincent Manirakiza and An AnsomsConclusion - An Ansoms and Thea Hilhorst

AN ANSOMS is Professor in Development Studies at the UniversitéCatholique de Louvain (Belgium). AN ANSOMS is Professor in Development Studies at the UniversitéCatholique de Louvain (Belgium). AYMAR NYENYEZI BISOKA is Assistant Professor at the University of Mons, Belgium.

• Introduction: Causes and risks of dispossession and land grabbing in the Great Lakes region - An AnsomsIntroduction: Causes and risks of dispossession and land grabbing in the Great Lakes region - Thea HilhorstLand grabbing and development history: The Congolese experience - Jean-Philippe PeemansThis land is my land: Land grabbing in Ituri (DRC) - Daniel FaheyLand grabbing by mining companies: Local contentions and state reconfiguration in South-Kivu (DRC) - Sara GeenenLand grabbing by mining companies: Local contentions and state reconfiguration in South-Kivu (DRC) - Jana HönkeCompetition over soil and subsoil: Land grabbing by local elites in South Kivu (Eastern DRC) - Klara ClaessensCompetition over soil and subsoil: Land grabbing by local elites in South Kivu (Eastern DRC) - Emery Mushagalusa MudingaCompetition over soil and subsoil: Land grabbing by local elites in South Kivu (Eastern DRC) - An AnsomsThe continuities in contested land acquisitions in Uganda by Mathijs van Leeuwen, Ilse Zeemeijer, Doreen Kobusingye, Charles Muchunguzi, Linda Haartsen and Claudia PiacenzaLand grabbing and power relations in Burundi: Practical norms and real governance - Aymar NyenyeziLand grabbing and power relations in Burundi: Practical norms and real governance - An AnsomsLand grabbing and land tenure security in post-genocide Rwanda - Chris HugginsThe reorganization of rural space in Rwanda: Habitat concentration, land consolidation and collective marshland cultivation by An Ansoms, Giuseppe Cioffo, Chris Huggins and Jude Murison"Modernizing Kigali": The struggle for space in the Rwandan urban context - Vincent Manirakiza and An AnsomsConclusion - An Ansoms and Thea Hilhorst

AN ANSOMS is Professor in Development Studies at the UniversitéCatholique de Louvain (Belgium). AN ANSOMS is Professor in Development Studies at the UniversitéCatholique de Louvain (Belgium). AYMAR NYENYEZI BISOKA is Assistant Professor at the University of Mons, Belgium.

• Introduction: Causes and risks of dispossession and land grabbing in the Great Lakes region - An AnsomsIntroduction: Causes and risks of dispossession and land grabbing in the Great Lakes region - Thea HilhorstLand grabbing and development history: The Congolese experience - Jean-Philippe PeemansThis land is my land: Land grabbing in Ituri (DRC) - Daniel FaheyLand grabbing by mining companies: Local contentions and state reconfiguration in South-Kivu (DRC) - Sara GeenenLand grabbing by mining companies: Local contentions and state reconfiguration in South-Kivu (DRC) - Jana HönkeCompetition over soil and subsoil: Land grabbing by local elites in South Kivu (Eastern DRC) - Klara ClaessensCompetition over soil and subsoil: Land grabbing by local elites in South Kivu (Eastern DRC) - Emery Mushagalusa MudingaCompetition over soil and subsoil: Land grabbing by local elites in South Kivu (Eastern DRC) - An AnsomsThe continuities in contested land acquisitions in Uganda by Mathijs van Leeuwen, Ilse Zeemeijer, Doreen Kobusingye, Charles Muchunguzi, Linda Haartsen and Claudia PiacenzaLand grabbing and power relations in Burundi: Practical norms and real governance - Aymar NyenyeziLand grabbing and power relations in Burundi: Practical norms and real governance - An AnsomsLand grabbing and land tenure security in post-genocide Rwanda - Chris HugginsThe reorganization of rural space in Rwanda: Habitat concentration, land consolidation and collective marshland cultivation by An Ansoms, Giuseppe Cioffo, Chris Huggins and Jude Murison"Modernizing Kigali": The struggle for space in the Rwandan urban context - Vincent Manirakiza and An AnsomsConclusion - An Ansoms and Thea Hilhorst