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Patrick Dzimiri, Inocent Moyo, Daniel Tevera - Contractualisation, Humanitarian Fatigue and the End of Solidarity, Inbunden

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

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Contractualisation, Humanitarian Fatigue and the End of Solidarity

Zimbabwean Exemption Permits and the Dialectics/Discourse of Return Migration

Av Patrick Dzimiri, Inocent Moyo, Daniel Tevera

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This book problematizes and draws attention to the complexity of the notion and praxis of return migration by drawing from the Zimbabwean Dispensation Permits (DZP), Zimbabwean Special Permits (ZSP) and Zimbabwean Exemption Permits (ZEP) which were granted to Zimbabwean migrants in South Africa by the South African government from 2009 up to now.Situated within the problematics of the discourse of return migration and drawing on the case studies of return migrants in different parts of Zimbabwe, the book provides a nuanced discussion and understanding of the complexity of return migration in the context of nationalism, nativism, xenophobia and the contradictions of temporary migration policies as an instrument to meet labour market demands while simultaneously avoiding the permanent settlement of migrants, among other logics of inclusion and exclusion.Contractualisation, Humanitarian Fatigue and the End of Solidarity will be useful for researchers as well as graduate and undergraduate students of African Studies, Human Geography, International Studies, Migration Studies, International Relations and Political Science.
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Patrick Drzimiri is an Associate Professor and former Head of the Department of Development Studies at the University of Venda, with over 20 years’ experience in teaching, research, and academic leadership. He is a dedicated scholar whose work spans global governance, electoral politics, human rights, human security, peace and conflict, development, and humanitarian affairs.Inocent Moyo is a Professor of Human Geography and South African Research Chairs Initiative (SARChI) Chair on Borders and the African Continental Free Trade Area. He researches borders, migration, and the political economy of the informal economy in Southern Africa.Daniel S. Tevera is a Professor and former Chair of Geography, Environmental Studies and Tourism at the University of the Western Cape. He holds a PhD in Human Geography from the University of Cincinnati, an MA from Queen’s University, and a BA from the University of Sierra Leone. His research focuses on African migration, urbanism, urban livelihoods, food security, transnational entrepreneurship, and cross-border trade.

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