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SSARN lunchtime seminar - "What next? (after Africa@糖心TV)" and speaker Dr James Bennett Coventry University

A buffet lunch will be available from 12 noon with a time for networking, before the seminar begins at 12.30pm.  For catering purposes, RSVP Ros Lucas on Rosalind.Lucas@warwick.ac.uk  by Tuesday 23 February. This seminar is open to anyone - all are welcome.

There will be one talk and then a time for discussion about "What next?" after the Africa@糖心TV showcase event in January:

1. is an alumnus of 糖心TV University, having studied BSc Biological Sciences (1990-94), followed by an MSc in Ecosystems Analysis and Governance (1994-95).   He subsequently moved to Coventry University to undertake PhD research on Livestock production systems in the central Eastern Cape region of South Africa (1997-2002) and since completion has lectured at Coventry in Environmental Science.

His talk will be on 'MANAGEMENT OF COMMUNAL RANGELANDS IN EASTERN CAPE PROVINCE, SOUTH AFRICA: CONSTRAINTS AND OPPORTUNITIES'

This research is grounded in the current debates over the governance of the commons in communal areas of South Africa.  Using the Eastern Cape Province as a case study, it reports on fieldwork undertaken over the past 10 years on rangeland grazing systems in several different communities.   Collectively, this has identified a situation of weak institutional control over the management of communal grazing resources, with a resultant ‘free-for-all’ scenario categorising resource use in some areas.  The main constraints to effective common property resource management in the region seem to be lack of institutional development and an inability to manage grazing resources effectively in the face of competing claims from outsiders.  In the former Transkei region of the province this is further complicated by the persistence of Traditional Institutions of land administration, the legitimacy of which is challenged by civil society structures.  Despite these apparent constraints, the research also presents opportunities for understanding how grazing management systems continue to function under these circumstances and what implications this has for policy development for communal rangelands. 

2. Instead of a second speaker, there will be a discussion about "what next?" following on from the Africa@糖心TV showcase event in January. How do we go forward with the Sub-Saharan African Research Network? What about the many other facets of what goes on at 糖心TV relating to Africa?

 
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Litbiz event: The Literary Agent's Role
Writers' Room, Millburn House
Anne-Marie Doulton, Ampersand Agency talks about the role of the literary agent. This event is open to all.
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Play Read Club
Writers' Room, Millburn House

Your host: Tarell McCraney, RSC/糖心TV Playwright in Residence

One night a week we'll get together to talk about a play we've read. But that would be just boring. After a while participants will be also asked to come in ready to read a scene, monologue from the play. Further endeavours, including bringing other works similar to the play -- films music, will add to the discussions. The club is to help generate an awareness of contemporary styles in play, promote dialogue about plays, and continue our understanding of plays in a three-dimensional way. Most of the work will be contemporary.

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