Living on Other People’s Land; Impacts of Farm Conversations to Game Farming on Farm Dwellers’ Abilities to Access Land in the Eastern Cape, South Africa
This contribution analyses the impacts of conversions of commercial – mainly white-owned – farms to wildlife-based production on access to land for farm workers and dwellers in South Africa. They depended on informal arrangements with landowners for access, hence the notions of ‘abilities to access’ and ‘bundles of power’ are more appropriate concepts to analyze their access than bundles of rights.