Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner

• Chapter 1 Introduction, Tony Allan; Part I The history of land grabs and the contradictions of development, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 2 Enclosure revisited, Liz Alden Wily; Chapter 3 Land alienation under colonial and white settler governments in southern Africa, Deborah Potts; Chapter 4 Sudan and its agricultural revival, Harry Verhoeven; Chapter 5 The contradictions of development, Clemens Hoffmann; Chapter 6 The experience of land grabbing in Liberia, Niels Hahn; Part II Investors' profiles and current investment trends, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 7 Chinese engagement in African agriculture, Deborah Bräutigam; Chapter 8 The global food crisis and the Gulf's quest for Africa's agricultural potential, Eckart Woertz; Chapter 9 A global enclosure, Pádraig Carmody; Chapter 10 Private investment in agriculture, Mark Campanale; Chapter 11 Domestic land acquisitions in West Africa, Thea Hilhorst, Joost Nelen; Chapter 12 ‘Land grabs’ and alternative modalities for agricultural investments in emerging markets, Phil Riddell; Chapter 13 Change in trend and new types of large-scale investments in Ethiopia, Philipp Baumgartner; Chapter 14 Tapping into Al-Andaluz resources, Nora Van Cauwenbergh, Samira Idllalene; Chapter 15 A blue revolution for Zambia?, Jessica M. Chu; Part III The political economy of land and water grabs, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 16 Claiming (back) the land, Jeroen Warner, Antoinette Sebastian, Vanessa Empinotti; Chapter 17 Land and water grabs and the green economy, Martin Keulertz; Chapter 18 The political economy of land and water grabs, David Zetland; Chapter 19 Will peak oil cause a rush for land in Africa?, Fabian Kesicki, Julia Tomei; Chapter 20 How to govern the global rush for land and water?, Julia Ismar; Chapter 21 Keep calm and carry on, Johann Custodis; Chapter 22 Constructing a new water future?, Nathanial Matthews, Alan Nicol, Wondwosen Michago Seide; Chapter 23 Inverse globalisation?, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo; Part IV Environment, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 24 Green and blue water dimensions of foreign direct investment in Green and blue water in Africa, Holger Hoff, Dieter Gerten, Katharina Waha; Chapter 26 Groundwater in Africa, Alan M. MacDonald, Richard G. Taylor, Helen C. Bonsor; Chapter 27 The water resource implications for and of FDI projects in Africa, Mark Mulligan; Chapter 28 Analyse to optimise, Michael Gilmont; Part V Livelihoods, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 29 Expectations and implications of the rush for land, Ward Anseeuw, Lorenzo Cotula, Mike Taylor; Chapter 30 China–Africa agricultural co-operation, African land tenure reform and sustainable farmland investments, Yongjun Zhao, Xiuli Xu; Chapter 31 Competing narratives of land reform in South Sudan, David K. Deng; Chapter 32 Struggles and resistance against land dispossession in Africa, Elisa Greco;

Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner

• Chapter 1 Introduction, Tony Allan; Part I The history of land grabs and the contradictions of development, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 2 Enclosure revisited, Liz Alden Wily; Chapter 3 Land alienation under colonial and white settler governments in southern Africa, Deborah Potts; Chapter 4 Sudan and its agricultural revival, Harry Verhoeven; Chapter 5 The contradictions of development, Clemens Hoffmann; Chapter 6 The experience of land grabbing in Liberia, Niels Hahn; Part II Investors' profiles and current investment trends, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 7 Chinese engagement in African agriculture, Deborah Bräutigam; Chapter 8 The global food crisis and the Gulf's quest for Africa's agricultural potential, Eckart Woertz; Chapter 9 A global enclosure, Pádraig Carmody; Chapter 10 Private investment in agriculture, Mark Campanale; Chapter 11 Domestic land acquisitions in West Africa, Thea Hilhorst, Joost Nelen; Chapter 12 ‘Land grabs’ and alternative modalities for agricultural investments in emerging markets, Phil Riddell; Chapter 13 Change in trend and new types of large-scale investments in Ethiopia, Philipp Baumgartner; Chapter 14 Tapping into Al-Andaluz resources, Nora Van Cauwenbergh, Samira Idllalene; Chapter 15 A blue revolution for Zambia?, Jessica M. Chu; Part III The political economy of land and water grabs, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 16 Claiming (back) the land, Jeroen Warner, Antoinette Sebastian, Vanessa Empinotti; Chapter 17 Land and water grabs and the green economy, Martin Keulertz; Chapter 18 The political economy of land and water grabs, David Zetland; Chapter 19 Will peak oil cause a rush for land in Africa?, Fabian Kesicki, Julia Tomei; Chapter 20 How to govern the global rush for land and water?, Julia Ismar; Chapter 21 Keep calm and carry on, Johann Custodis; Chapter 22 Constructing a new water future?, Nathanial Matthews, Alan Nicol, Wondwosen Michago Seide; Chapter 23 Inverse globalisation?, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo; Part IV Environment, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 24 Green and blue water dimensions of foreign direct investment in Green and blue water in Africa, Holger Hoff, Dieter Gerten, Katharina Waha; Chapter 26 Groundwater in Africa, Alan M. MacDonald, Richard G. Taylor, Helen C. Bonsor; Chapter 27 The water resource implications for and of FDI projects in Africa, Mark Mulligan; Chapter 28 Analyse to optimise, Michael Gilmont; Part V Livelihoods, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 29 Expectations and implications of the rush for land, Ward Anseeuw, Lorenzo Cotula, Mike Taylor; Chapter 30 China–Africa agricultural co-operation, African land tenure reform and sustainable farmland investments, Yongjun Zhao, Xiuli Xu; Chapter 31 Competing narratives of land reform in South Sudan, David K. Deng; Chapter 32 Struggles and resistance against land dispossession in Africa, Elisa Greco;

Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner

• Chapter 1 Introduction, Tony Allan; Part I The history of land grabs and the contradictions of development, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 2 Enclosure revisited, Liz Alden Wily; Chapter 3 Land alienation under colonial and white settler governments in southern Africa, Deborah Potts; Chapter 4 Sudan and its agricultural revival, Harry Verhoeven; Chapter 5 The contradictions of development, Clemens Hoffmann; Chapter 6 The experience of land grabbing in Liberia, Niels Hahn; Part II Investors' profiles and current investment trends, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 7 Chinese engagement in African agriculture, Deborah Bräutigam; Chapter 8 The global food crisis and the Gulf's quest for Africa's agricultural potential, Eckart Woertz; Chapter 9 A global enclosure, Pádraig Carmody; Chapter 10 Private investment in agriculture, Mark Campanale; Chapter 11 Domestic land acquisitions in West Africa, Thea Hilhorst, Joost Nelen; Chapter 12 ‘Land grabs’ and alternative modalities for agricultural investments in emerging markets, Phil Riddell; Chapter 13 Change in trend and new types of large-scale investments in Ethiopia, Philipp Baumgartner; Chapter 14 Tapping into Al-Andaluz resources, Nora Van Cauwenbergh, Samira Idllalene; Chapter 15 A blue revolution for Zambia?, Jessica M. Chu; Part III The political economy of land and water grabs, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 16 Claiming (back) the land, Jeroen Warner, Antoinette Sebastian, Vanessa Empinotti; Chapter 17 Land and water grabs and the green economy, Martin Keulertz; Chapter 18 The political economy of land and water grabs, David Zetland; Chapter 19 Will peak oil cause a rush for land in Africa?, Fabian Kesicki, Julia Tomei; Chapter 20 How to govern the global rush for land and water?, Julia Ismar; Chapter 21 Keep calm and carry on, Johann Custodis; Chapter 22 Constructing a new water future?, Nathanial Matthews, Alan Nicol, Wondwosen Michago Seide; Chapter 23 Inverse globalisation?, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo; Part IV Environment, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 24 Green and blue water dimensions of foreign direct investment in Green and blue water in Africa, Holger Hoff, Dieter Gerten, Katharina Waha; Chapter 26 Groundwater in Africa, Alan M. MacDonald, Richard G. Taylor, Helen C. Bonsor; Chapter 27 The water resource implications for and of FDI projects in Africa, Mark Mulligan; Chapter 28 Analyse to optimise, Michael Gilmont; Part V Livelihoods, Tony Allan, Martin Keulertz, Suvi Sojamo, Jeroen Warner; Chapter 29 Expectations and implications of the rush for land, Ward Anseeuw, Lorenzo Cotula, Mike Taylor; Chapter 30 China–Africa agricultural co-operation, African land tenure reform and sustainable farmland investments, Yongjun Zhao, Xiuli Xu; Chapter 31 Competing narratives of land reform in South Sudan, David K. Deng; Chapter 32 Struggles and resistance against land dispossession in Africa, Elisa Greco;