Perceived patterns and drivers of deagrarianization: a case study of Ambros and Maramanzhi villages, South Africa

Keyphrases

• South Africa 100%
• Deagrarianization 100%
• Household Head 40%
• Field Cultivation 40%
• Fallow Fields 40%
• Descriptive Statistics 20%
• Apartheid 20%
• Purposive Sampling 20%
• Smallholder Farmers 20%
• Closed End 20%
• Limpopo Province 20%
• Poverty 20%
• Rural Areas 20%
• IBM SPSS Statistics 20%
• Employment Opportunities 20%
• Unemployment 20%
• Arable Land 20%
• Eastern Cape 20%
• Infrastructure Development 20%
• Semi-structured Questionnaire 20%
• Agricultural Inputs 20%
• Socio-economic Impact 20%
• Social Structure 20%
• Former Homelands 20%
• Sampling Approach 20%
• Transect Walks 20%
• Income Sources 20%
• Simple Random Sampling 20%
• Household Food Insecurity 20%
• NVivo 12 20%
• Socioeconomic Drivers 20%
• Agricultural Training 20%
• Social Farming 20%
• Land Dispossession 20%
• Agricultural Drought 20%
• Spatial Realignment 20%
• Rural Inhabitants 20%
• Ecological Drivers 20%

Social Sciences

• Rural Areas 100%
• Republic of South Africa 100%
• Headed Household 40%
• Descriptive Statistics 20%
• SPSS Statistics 20%
• Social Structure 20%
• Employment Opportunities 20%
• Homelands 20%
• Revitalization 20%
• Agricultural Land 20%
• Food Insecurity 20%
• Socioeconomic Effects 20%
• Agricultural Training 20%
• Unemployment 20%
• Smallholder Farmer 20%