Dr PGM (Paul) Hebinck
Associate Professor Emeritus
Sociology of Development and Change (SDC)
Paul Hebinck (PhD) is a rural sociologist with experience in land and land related issues, land and agrarian reform, agriculture, rural development, rural livelihoods, re-agrarianisation and re-peasantisation and rural development. He carries out longitudinal fieldwork for over 30 years in Luoland, West Kenya; Eastern Cape, South Africa; North East Zimbabwe; and more recently in Northern Namibia. Paul Hebinck is also affiliated as Adjunct Professor to the University of Fort Hare, Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Extension, Alice, South Africa.
Publications
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“The street is ours”. A comparative analysis of street trading, Covid-19 and new street geographies in Harare, Zimbabwe and Kisumu, Kenya
Food Security (2021). - ISSN 1876-4517 -
Migrancy and the differentiated agrarian landscapes : Land use, farming and the reproduction of the homestead in the Eastern Cape
In: Migrant Labour after Apartheid / , Bank, Leslie J., Posel, Dorrit, Wilson, Francis. - : HSRC Press - ISBN 9780796925794 - p. 240 - 260. -
Science for Success—A Conflict of Interest? Researcher Position and Reflexivity in Socio-Ecological Research for CBNRM in Namibia
Society & Natural Resources (2020). - ISSN 0894-1920 -
The Fencing Question in Namibia: A Case Study in Omusati Region
In: Neither Here nor There: Indigeneity, Marginalisation and Land Rights in Post-Independence Namibia / , Odendaal, W., Werner, W.. - Windhoek : Legal Assistance Centre - ISBN 9789994561582 - p. 163 - 183. -
‘Mbare musika is ours’: an analysis of a fresh produce market in Zimbabwe
African Affairs 119 (2020)476. - ISSN 0001-9909 - p. 311 - 337. -
Village Dogs in Coastal Mexico : The Streets as a Place to belong
Society and Animals 28 (2020)5-6. - ISSN 1063-1119 - p. 510 - 530. -
Derde Wereld : Speciaal nummer: Reünie van de redactie
Derde Wereld, Een eenmalige uitgave 2019 (2019). - 138 p. -
Navigating community conservancies and institutional complexities in Namibia
In: Natural Resources, Tourism and Community Livelihoods in Southern Africa / , Stone, M.T., Lenao, M., Moswete, N.. - London : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group - ISBN 9780429289422 - p. 64 - 77. -
Competing for kayabo: gendered struggles for fish and livelihood on the shore of Lake Victoria
Maritime Studies 18 (2019)3. - ISSN 1872-7859 - p. 321 - 333. -
Mining on communal land as a new frontier: a case study of the Kunene Region, Namibia
Journal of Land Use Science 14 (2019)1. - ISSN 1747-423X - 20 p.