Crisis, Identity and Migration in Post-Colonial Southern Africa

Conceptualisation and Overview of Migration Patterns in Southern Africa: Crisis, Identity, and (Be)longing: A Thematic Introduction of the Vestiges of Migration in Post-independence Southern Africa.- Decolonizing Borders, Decriminalizing Migration and Rethinking Citizenship.- Uneven Development and Conflict in Southern Africa: Interrogating the Patterns and Accumulation Processes.- Migration and Public Service Delivery - The Status Quo and Polic Responses in Sending and Receiving Countries.- Gender, Migration and Crisis in Southern Africa: Contestations and Tensions in the Informal Spaces and "Illegal Labour" Market.- The Post-Colonial Political Economy of Development, Governance and Nation-State Formation: Migration, Logics of Inclusion and Exclusion, and Xenophobia: The Case of African Migrants in Post-Apartheid South Africa.- Migrant Labour and Social Construction of Citizenship in Lesotho and Swaziland.- From Reservoir to Corridor: Changing Patterns of Migration in Mozambique.- Migration, Marginalisation and Oppression in Mangaung, South Africa.- Re-Magining Migration, Citizenship, Identity, Formation and Development: Between Neoliberal Orthodoxy and Securitisation: Prospects and Challenges for a Borderless Southern African Community.- Migration Policies in the Region: Thinking Beyond the Enclaved Political Economy.- Disaggregated Development: Between "Trade, Industrialisation and Migration".- In Pursuit of Regeneration and Integration in Southern Africa: Concluding Comments on Contemporary Challenges and Possibilities.