Clement Chipenda

Interested contributors should submit an abstract of 300 words showing the title, background, research gap, research methods, results/findings, and conclusions. Submit abstracts to Dr. C. Chipenda at clement.chipenda@gmail.com and copy Dr. E. Ndhlovu at manundhl@gmail.com.

Important Dates: Abstract Submission Deadline: 30/09/2024 Notification of Acceptance: 05/10/2024 Full Chapter Submission Deadline: 20/11/2024 Review Feedback: 10/01/2025 Final Chapter Submission: 15/03/2025

📢 Call for Book Chapters: "Reframing Social Policy for African Futures: Harmonising International Discourse and Continental Imperatives" We invite contributions for an innovative edited volume exploring African social policy evolution, challenges, and future directions.

Read our latest #research on out of school children and youth (#OOSC) in #Zimbabwe published with @SpringerNature in @SN Social Sciences Available #Open Access at: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

5⃣ @CChipenda's article explores what Zimbabwe's agrarian welfare regime teaches us about land reform as an approach to addressing poverty and inequality in rural areas. #TransformativeSocialPolicy To read, click on this link: doi.org/10.1177/000203….

My words of farewell as EIC of @AfricaSpectrum reflecting on improving quality, access and voice in #AfricanStudies: doi.org/10.1177/000203… "Knowledge [...] lives and breathes with those who share and receive it, and those who use it to induce change" a 🧵 @adomakoampofo

🆕@CChipenda's article asks what #Zimbabwe's agrarian welfare regime can teach us about how to use land reform to address poverty and inequality in rural areas #TransformativeSocialPolicy ➡️Read here #OpenAccess: doi.org/10.1177/000203…

HAPPENING NOW! @Comesa_Gps holds the first experts' workshop in Nairobi, 🇰🇪 to validate 3 key documents on Children Affected by Armed Conflicts (CAAC). These include the #CAAC Strategy, the #PCRD Guidance Note, and the Standard Operating Procedures on #DDR. @EUtoAU @Egypt_Kadah

Gender and generation: social reproduction and livelihood change following Zimbabwe’s land reform. New blog from IDS Fellow @Ianscoones, read more below 🇿🇼 wordpress.pulse.ly/jfnavppwdn

Gender and generation following Zimbabwe’s land reform - new research zimbabweland.wordpress.com/2024/02/26/gen…

My latest research has just been published with @SpringerNature in the International Journal of Community Well-Being. It is available open access on: rdcu.be/dujUY

The next panel is about "COVID-19 Responses in Africa: Social Policy Insights" chaired by @jotadesina. Let's have discussions on how African nations navigated the pandemic through innovative social policies. Watch @ #COVID19Africa" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/watch?v=Glb5LH… #CODESRIA2023GA

@jotadesina Join Clement Chipenda from @unisa for reflections on fostering a transformative social policy agenda in post-pandemic Zimbabwe. Explore the dynamics of social policy responses to COVID-19 and gain valuable insights into shaping a resilient future. #COVID19Zimbabwe #CODESRIA2023GA

@toveratm @FreedomMazwi Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this very critical issue Cdes

Project MUSE - Resilience and Livelihood Diversification in the Face of the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Case of Smallholder Farmers in Goromonzi District, Zimbabwe muse.jhu.edu/article/900111

The social and cultural dynamics of Zimbabwe’s land reform programme on the ‘new generation’ of farmers: a transformative social policy perspective tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Comparative Perspectives on Zimbabwe and South Africa’s Social Policy Response to covid-19 brill.com/view/journals/…

Examining Zimbabwe's land questions unisa.ac.za/sites/corporat…

The future of Zimbabwe's agrarian sector - a new book @Hondo1973 zimbabweland.wordpress.com/2022/08/22/the…