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Is the Land the Economy and the Economy the Land? Primitive Accumulation in Zimbabwe

Introduction: Layers of Crisis While this article was being composed (October 2000) Zimbabwe was showing many symptoms of a situation worthy of that oft-misused word, ‘crisis’. Furthermore, phenomena at the levels of ‘event’, the medium-term, and the longue durée were colliding to create a situation in which it was not inappropriate to invoke the word ‘organic’ — also often over-employed — as a prefix to ‘crisis’.