Chris Mutambirwa
Biographic Data
| ID | 1740259 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chris Mutambirwa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chris |
| FAMILY NAME | Mutambirwa |
| SIGNATURE | MUTAMBIRWA C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Zimbabwe |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 59 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Air transport operations and policy in Zimbabwe 1980–1998
Basics are now a luxury: Perceptions of structural adjustment's impact on rural and urban areas in Zimbabwe
This paper describes differences in the impact of the Economic Structural Adjustment Policy (ESAP) on Zimbabwe's rural and urban areas through the views of recent migrants to Harare. Although the outcomes of ESAP have been more acutely felt in the city than in the countryside, rural populations have also suffered from increases in the prices of basic commodities and in public services fees. Retrenchment and increasing poverty in the city affect r…
Basics are now a luxury”: Perceptions of structural adjustment's impact on rural and urban areas in Zimbabwe
This paper describes differences in the impact of the Economic Structural Adjustment Policy (ESAP) on Zimbabwe's rural and urban areas through the views of recent migrants to Harare. Although the outcomes of ESAP have been more acutely felt in the city than in the countryside, rural populations have also suffered from increases in the prices of basic commodities and in public services fees. Retrenchment and increasing poverty in the city affect r…
The government must not dictate’: Rural‐urban migrants’ perceptions of Zimbabwe's land resettlement programme
In the 1990s analyses of [Zimbabwe's land resettlement program] by both supporters and critics of land reform have generally been negative. Yet there is evidence that resettled people themselves have made real welfare and income gains. Strong support for the programme was also expressed by a large sample of rural-urban migrants in Harare in 1994. Their views, reported in this article, showed an appreciation of most aspects of the academic and pol…
Air transport services and the expansion of international tourism in Zimbabwe
Gender differences in time and energy costs of distance for regular domestic chores in rural Zimbabwe: A case study in the Chiduku communal area
Time and energy costs of distance in rural life space of Zimbabwe: Case study in the Chiduku Communal Area
Rural-urban linkages in contemporary Harare: Why Migrants Need Their Land
Prior to independence in 1980 the urbanisation of Zimbabwe's African population occurred under a restrictive regime which prevented many urban workers from obtaining rights to remain permanently in urban areas. As a result many families had no choice but to maintain their links with the overcrowded rural areas, to which they would eventually have to return. Once restrictions were lifted it was to be expected that migration patterns would alter. S…
Basics are now a luxury”: Perceptions of structural adjustment's impact on rural and urban areas in Zimbabwe
This paper describes differences in the impact of the Economic Structural Adjustment Policy (ESAP) on Zimbabwe's rural and urban areas through the views of recent migrants to Harare. Although the outcomes of ESAP have been more acutely felt in the city than in the countryside, rural populations have also suffered from increases in the prices of basic commodities and in public services fees. Retrenchment and increasing poverty in the city affect r…
Rural-urban linkages in contemporary Harare: Why Migrants Need Their Land
Prior to independence in 1980 the urbanisation of Zimbabwe's African population occurred under a restrictive regime which prevented many urban workers from obtaining rights to remain permanently in urban areas. As a result many families had no choice but to maintain their links with the overcrowded rural areas, to which they would eventually have to return. Once restrictions were lifted it was to be expected that migration patterns would alter. S…
Gender differences in time and energy costs of distance for regular domestic chores in rural Zimbabwe: A case study in the Chiduku communal area
Time and energy costs of distance in rural life space of Zimbabwe: Case study in the Chiduku Communal Area
The government must not dictate’: Rural‐urban migrants’ perceptions of Zimbabwe's land resettlement programme
In the 1990s analyses of [Zimbabwe's land resettlement program] by both supporters and critics of land reform have generally been negative. Yet there is evidence that resettled people themselves have made real welfare and income gains. Strong support for the programme was also expressed by a large sample of rural-urban migrants in Harare in 1994. Their views, reported in this article, showed an appreciation of most aspects of the academic and pol…
Basics are now a luxury: Perceptions of structural adjustment's impact on rural and urban areas in Zimbabwe
This paper describes differences in the impact of the Economic Structural Adjustment Policy (ESAP) on Zimbabwe's rural and urban areas through the views of recent migrants to Harare. Although the outcomes of ESAP have been more acutely felt in the city than in the countryside, rural populations have also suffered from increases in the prices of basic commodities and in public services fees. Retrenchment and increasing poverty in the city affect r…
Air transport services and the expansion of international tourism in Zimbabwe
Rural-urban linkages in contemporary Harare: Why Migrants Need Their Land
Prior to independence in 1980 the urbanisation of Zimbabwe's African population occurred under a restrictive regime which prevented many urban workers from obtaining rights to remain permanently in urban areas. As a result many families had no choice but to maintain their links with the overcrowded rural areas, to which they would eventually have to return. Once restrictions were lifted it was to be expected that migration patterns would alter. S…
Gender differences in time and energy costs of distance for regular domestic chores in rural Zimbabwe: A case study in the Chiduku communal area
Time and energy costs of distance in rural life space of Zimbabwe: Case study in the Chiduku Communal Area
Air transport services and the expansion of international tourism in Zimbabwe
The government must not dictate’: Rural‐urban migrants’ perceptions of Zimbabwe's land resettlement programme
In the 1990s analyses of [Zimbabwe's land resettlement program] by both supporters and critics of land reform have generally been negative. Yet there is evidence that resettled people themselves have made real welfare and income gains. Strong support for the programme was also expressed by a large sample of rural-urban migrants in Harare in 1994. Their views, reported in this article, showed an appreciation of most aspects of the academic and pol…
Basics are now a luxury: Perceptions of structural adjustment's impact on rural and urban areas in Zimbabwe
This paper describes differences in the impact of the Economic Structural Adjustment Policy (ESAP) on Zimbabwe's rural and urban areas through the views of recent migrants to Harare. Although the outcomes of ESAP have been more acutely felt in the city than in the countryside, rural populations have also suffered from increases in the prices of basic commodities and in public services fees. Retrenchment and increasing poverty in the city affect r…
Basics are now a luxury”: Perceptions of structural adjustment's impact on rural and urban areas in Zimbabwe
This paper describes differences in the impact of the Economic Structural Adjustment Policy (ESAP) on Zimbabwe's rural and urban areas through the views of recent migrants to Harare. Although the outcomes of ESAP have been more acutely felt in the city than in the countryside, rural populations have also suffered from increases in the prices of basic commodities and in public services fees. Retrenchment and increasing poverty in the city affect r…
Air transport operations and policy in Zimbabwe 1980–1998
Economics (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Economic growth (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Socioeconomics (6 works) · Rural area (5 works) · Development economics (4 works) · Urban and Rural Development Challenges (4 works) · African studies and sociopolitical issues (3 works)