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2019

Moradi F, Rottenburg R. Tele-evidence-On the Translatability of Modernity's Violence. Critical Studies. 2019:19.
Neiburg F, Guyer JI. The Real Economy: Essays in Ethnographic Theory. HAU; 2019.
Bolt M. Crisis work and the meanings of mobility. In: Noret J, editor. Social Im/mobilities in Africa: Ethnographic Approaches. Berghahn Books; 2019.
Nuttall S. Afterword: the shock of the new old. Social Dynamics. 2019;45:280-285.
Nuttall S. Pluvial Time, Ocean Ontologies and the Heterochronicity of the Present. English Studies in Africa. 2019;62:28-39.
Nuttall S. Upsurge. In: Pather J, Boulle C, editors. Acts of Transgression: Contemporary Live Art in South Africa. NYU Press; 2019. 4. p. 41-59p.
Pather J, Boulle C. Acts of Transgression: Contemporary Live Art in South Africa. NYU Press; 2019.
Samuelson M, Lavery C. The Oceanic South. English Language Notes. 2019;57:37-50.
Sideris T. From post-traumatic stress disorder to absolute dependence in an intensive care unit: reflections on a clinical account. Medical Humanities. 2019;45:37-44.
Steinberg J. One Day in Bethlehem. Jonathan Ball Publishers; 2019.
Watermeyer J, Hume V, Seabi T, Pauly B. “It’s got its own life, and you can’t contain it”: A qualitative study of patient and health professional experiences of diabetes care. Journal of Clinical Nursing. 2019.
Xaba M. The Alkalinity of Bottled Water. Braamfontein: Botsotso Publishing; 2019.
Xaba M. Black Women Poets and Their Books as Contributions to the Agenda of Feminism. In: Xaba M, editor. Our Words, Our Worlds: Writing on Black South African Women Poets, 2000-2018. UKZN Press; 2019. 1. p. 15-61p.
Our Words, Our Worlds: Writing on Black South African Women Poets, 2000-2018. Xaba M, editor. UKZN Press; 2019.
Xaba M. \#The Total Shutdown: Disturbing Observations and Tongues of Their Mothers. In: Busby M, editor. New Daughters of Africa: An International Anthology of Writing by Women of African Descent. Myriad Editions; 2019. 2. p. 200-224p.

2018

Breckenridge K. Chapter 10 Hopeless entanglement : The short history of the academic humanities in South Africa. In: Ahlburg DA, editor. The {Changing} {Face} of {Higher} {Education} : {Is} {There} an {International} {Crisis} in the {Humanities}?; 2018. 1. p. 175-196p.
Breckenridge K. État documentaire et identification mathématique : la dimension théorique du gouvernement biométrique africain. Politique Africaine. 2018;(152):31-48.
Chari S. 3. Mysterious Moves of Revolution: Spectres of Black Power, Futures of Postcoloniality. In: Watson JKim, editor. The postcolonial contemporary: political imaginaries for the global present. New York: Fordham University Press; 2018.
Chari S. Commentary on “From Exploitation to Expropriation: Geographies of Racialization in Historic Capitalism”. Economic Geography. 2018;94:18-22.
Gupta P. Portuguese Decolonization in the Indian Ocean World: History and Ethnography. London: Bloomsbury Publishing; 2018.
Harrop-Allin S, Fabian J, McCallum M, Hume V, Etheredge H. “Humanising Healthcare Spaces”: Report on the Development and Impact of a Music Collaboration between Community Music and Donald Gordon Medical Centre at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa. Muziki. 2018;14:55-80.
Hume VJ, Mulemi BA, Sadock M. Biomedicine and the humanities: growing pains. Medical Humanities. 2018;44:230-238.
Hume V. Ghosts in the Health Machine: Visits from the Dead in Hospital. Medicine Anthropology Theory (MAT). 2018;5(1).
Hume VJ, Wainwright M. Reflections on a field across time and space: the emergent medical and health humanities in South Africa. Medical Humanities. 2018;44:263-269.
Klaaren J. The Constitutionalist Concept of Justice L Ackermann: Evolution by revolution. In: Bohler-Muller N, Cosser M, Pienaar G, editors. Making the Road by Walking: The Evolution of the South African Constitution. Pretoria, South Africa: Pretoria University Law Press; 2018. 2. p. 27-43p.
Klaaren J. My Vote Counts and the Transparency of Political Party Funding in South Africa. Law, Democracy, & Development. 2018;22:1-11.
Masuku B, Mkhwanazi N, Young E, Koch A, Warner D. Beyond the lab: Eh!woza and knowing tuberculosis. Medical Humanities. 2018;44:285-292.
Mbembe A, Chaize I. Deglobalization. Esprit. 2018;December:86-94.
Mbembe A. La démondialisation. Esprit. 2018;Décembre:86-94.
Sideris T. From post-traumatic stress disorder to absolute dependence in an intensive care unit: reflections on a clinical account. Medical Humanities. 2018.
Tsampiras C, Mkhwanazi N, Hume V. Inclusion, access and social justice: the rhizomic evolution of a field across a continent. Medical Humanities. 2018;44:218-220.

2017

Police in Africa: The Street Level View. Beek J, Göpfert M, Owen O, Steinberg J, editors. S.l.: Oxford University Press; 2017.
Breckenridge K, Hecht G. Confronting African Histories of Technology A Conversation with Keith Breckenridge and Gabrielle Hecht. Radical History Review. 2017;(127):87-102.
Chari S. The Blues and the Damned: (Black) life-that-survives capital and biopolitics. Critical African Studies. 2017;9:152-173.
Chari S. Detritus. In: Fueling Culture: Energy, History, Politics. Fordham University Press; 2017.
Other geographies: the influences of Michael Watts. Chari S, editor. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley; 2017.
Chari S. Three Moments of Stuart Hall in South Africa: Postcolonial-Postsocialist Marxisms of the Future. Critical Sociology. 2017;43:831-845.
Goldblatt B, Rai SM. Recognizing the Full Costs of Care? Compensation for Families in South Africa’s Silicosis Class Action. Social & Legal Studies. 2017:0964663917739455.
Gupta P. Dressing Up in 17th Century Goa. In: Visualizing Portuguese Power: The Political Uses of Images in Portugal and its Overseas Empire (16th-18th C). Berlin: Diaphanes Press; 2017.
Klaaren J. From Prohibited Immigrants to Citizens: The Origins of Citizenship and Nationality in South Africa. Cape Town, South Africa: UCT Press; 2017.

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