Colonialism, Limited: The Imperial Chartered Company in British Culture' Stephen Donovan Blekinge
Security and Violence on the Frontier of the State Steffen Jensen (WISER, University of the Witwa
Crime, Conflict and Politics: Politicised Violence on the Rand, 1984-1994 Gary Kynoch (Dalhousie
John Stremlau (International Relations, University of the Witwatersrand)
The South African Economy 1994 - 2004 Stephen Gelb (Director, The Edge Institute & visiting p
The Regulation of the Urban African Family in South Africa in the 1930s and 1940s Deborah Posel (
Precarious Conditions: Counter-Insurgency in Africa after 1945 Professor Luise White (History, Un
Worlds of Power: Religious Thought and Political Practice in Africa Stephen Ellis (Brussels) and
J.M.
Post-Colonial Workplace Regimes in the Engineering Industries of South Africa, Swaziland and Zimb
History and Social Memory: Some Problems in their Relationship Chris Wickham (Professor of Histor
Research with Human Subjects: The Evolution of Ethical Concepts & Guidelines Paula Treichler<
Globalisation and the African City: Touba, Abidjan, Durban Bill Freund (University of Kwazulu-Nat
Writing the World from an African Metropolis Sarah Nuttall & Achille Mbembe (WISER)
An Imaginary Ocean: Carnival in Cape Town and the Black Atlantic Denis-Constant Martin (Universit
Sweet dreams, diamond ladies and golden money: An ethnography of numbers running in Soweto Detlev
Scoundrels, Crocodiles, and Border-Jumpers Journeys, Men, Migration and 'Urbanisation-in-Rural-Ar
Zulu xenophobia, Kgatla conspiracies & Pedi plots: Transvaal Native Congress politics in the
Beyond 'third term' politics: constitutionalism, constitu-tional reforms and democratic governanc
Malawians in Johannes-burg: Organising Informal Trade & Migration in a Liberalising Environme
Hydra's Heads: Revisiting PAGAD Five Years On Sindre Bangstad
Violence & the French Resistance Prof Olivier Wieviorka
Scandal in the Colonies: Sydney and Cape Town, 1820-1850 Kirsten McKenzie (History, University of
Performing Selves: Women's Auto/Biography and Modernity in India Prof Rimli Bhattacharya (Univers
Curating Africa Simon Njami (curator of the 'African Remix' exhibition at the Hayward Gallery in
Shifting Fields: Imagining Literacy Renewal in Itinerario and Drum Stefan Helgesson
Re-membering/Re-visioning/Re-connecting: Ngugi wa Thiong'o and Ayi Kwei Armah come to Nairobi Dr
The Persistance of Tradition?: Christianity and Circumcision in the Eastern Cape, c.1900-1940 Nat
Globalisation and new social identities: A jig-saw puzzle from Johannesburg Peter Alexander (Soci
From Sojourners to Settlers: Early Constructions of Chinese Identity in South Africa, 1870-1948 Y
Laughing All the Way to Freedom?
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Redeeming the Failed Promise of Democracy in Eritrea: From Liberation to Repression Dan Connell (
Quiet diplomacy in Zimbabwe: a case study of South Africa in Africa Tom Lodge (Political Studies,
Seminar: http://wiserw
Inequality, Wage Labor and Social Citizenship in the Making of South Africa's Post-Apartheid Demo
end of the underground
Democracy and its discontent: Vigilantism, sovereignity and human rights in South Africa Lars Buu
Portuguese Maritime Exploration and the African in-Between Prof.
The national union of metalworkers: winning and losing on the National Industrial Council for the
Urban Violence in Colonial Africa: A Case for South African Exceptionalism Gary Kynoch (Dalhousie
Why do you tear me from myself?': Torture, truth and the arts of the Counter-Reformation Jane Tay
Sightings / Site-ings of the African City
The international context of South Africa's 'experiment in social medicine' in the mid-twentieth
Francophone African literature: the language issue.
Signifying Self in the Relocation of Identity: D.D.T.
Being a Writer of the World: Lewis Nkosi and the South African Literary Tradition Liz Gunner (WIS
South African Citizenship: Past Present and Future Jonathan Klaaren (Professor of Law & Direc
The Play of Race in a Field of Urban Desire: Soccer and Spontaneity in Rhodes Park, Johannesburg
Transplants and Transients: Nativism, Nationalism, and Migration in the Inner-City Johannesburg L
