Contributors to the Review of African Political Economy Author Profile - Richard Moorsom

Richard Moorsom was brought up in South Africa and England. He graduated with an MA in African Studies from the University of Sussex, Brighton. He has published a number of articles and books on the social and economic history of Namibia, focusing on colonisation, land loss and labour migration. He specialised in urbanisation and urban policy, land tenure and land reform, fisheries resource management, poverty and social impact assessment at the CMI in Norway. He now works in New Zealand as a tribunal member researching Maoiri property claims under the Treaty of Waitangi.

Published in the Review
	Rural Class Formation and Ecological Collapse in Botswana Article by Lionel Cliffe and Richard Moorsom from Vol.6 No.15/16 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1979: pp35-52)

Other Published Work
	The Political Economy of Namibia: an Annotated, Critical Bibliography Book by Toré Linné Eriksen and Richard Moorsom, published Uppsala, Sweden, 1985 by Scandinavian Institute of African Studies/United Nations Inst for Namibia (ISBN 9-1710-6234-3, 423pp; Norwegian Foreign Policy Studies, no. 50; winner of the Conover-Porter Award at the African Studies Assoc 1986)

Links to Other Sites
	Home Page: CMI Chr Michelsen Institute - NGO based in Bergen, Norway specialising in development studies and human rights; has large library with downloaded index (www.cmi.no, 14-Dec-98)
	Home Page: NEPRU Namibian Economic Policy Research Unit - research institute in Windhoek, Namibia (www.nepru.org.na, 14-Dec-98)

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