This book investigates the range of conflicts over land and natural resources in contemporary Zimbabwe, considering the different forms these conflicts take, and the ensuing outcomes. It will interest policy makers, conservationists, students and academics of sociology, human geography, political science, development and environment studies.

1: Natural Resource-Based Conflicts in Zimbabwe PART A: Land, Natural Resources and Conflict 2: Domestic Communal Land Grabbing and Dwindling Peri-Urban Spaces: The Case of Midlands District's Mataga Communal Areas 3: Natural Resource Conflicts in Western Zimbabwe 4: Othering Doma Foragers: Contestations Over Natural Resources in the Mid-Zambezi Valley 5: Women's Land Access and Gendered Land Conflicts in Hwedza and Makoni Districts 6: Resource Conflicts in Chiredzi District: The Case of the Minority Hlengwe against Settlers and the State, 1950s-2022 Part B: Water and Conflict 7: Water as a Site of Contestation at Lake Kariba 8: Conflicts over River Sand Use and Management in Binga District 9: Conflict over Land and Water Resources in Zimunya, Manicaland Province 10: Whose Water is it? Underground Water and Social Conflicts in Fuleche, Hurungwe District, c1958-2020 11: Governance, Power Dynamics and Conflicts in Norton's Small-Scale Fisheries 12: Conflicts over Natural Resources at Mutirikwi Dam in Masvingo Province PART C: Minerals and Conflict Chapter 13: Farmer-Miner Conflicts in Mberengwa North, 2000-2020 14: Mining-Induced Displacement and Resource Conflicts in Chiadzwa 15: Farming-Mining Conflicts surrounding Land Use on A1 Farms in Shurugwi District 16: Conflicts over Harnessing of Diamond Resources in Marange Communal Area, Eastern Zimbabwe, 2006 - 2015