Journal of Southern African Studies

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Volume 38, issue 4, 2012

Editorial pp. 745-752

Morris Szeftel

‘Satan has come to Rietfontein’: Race in South Africa's Satanic Panic pp. 753-767

Nicky Falkof

Facing Barbarians: A Narrative of Spatial Segregation in Colonial Namibia pp. 769-786

Giorgio Miescher

The Impact of Organised Crime on State Social Control: Organised Criminal Groups and Local Governance on the Cape Flats, Cape Town, South Africa pp. 787-807

Derica Lambrechts

Finite Land: Challenges Institutionalising Land Restitution in South Africa, 1995–2000 pp. 809-826

Cherryl Walker

Land Restitution in Port Elizabeth: Anatomy of a Relative Success pp. 827-845

Christiaan Beyers

Working Class Action and Informal Trade on the Durban Docks, 1930s–1950s pp. 847-861

Ralph Callebert

The Politics of Regenerative Nationalism in South Africa pp. 863-884

Alexander Beresford

Home, Farm and Shop: The Migration of Madeiran Women to South Africa, 1900–1980 pp. 885-897

Clive Glaser

Strategy and Tactics: Chinese Immigrants and Diasporic Spaces in Johannesburg, South Africa pp. 899-925

Philip Harrison, Khangelani Moyo and Yan Yang

The Disengagement of the South African Medical Diaspora in Canada pp. 927-949

Jonathan Crush, Abel Chikanda and Wade Pendleton

Victims of the Rhodesian Immigration Policy: Polish Refugees from the Second World War pp. 951-965

Baxter Tavuyanago, Tasara Muguti and James Hlongwana

The Collective Dimension of Shame and of Responsibility pp. 967-980

Emanuela Tegla

Writing Crime in the New South Africa: Negotiating Threat in the Novels of Deon Meyer and Margie Orford pp. 981-991

Christopher Warnes

Public and Private Space in Contemporary South Africa: Perspectives from Post-Apartheid Literature pp. 993-1006

Tom Penfold

‘The Future is Bright’ versus ‘The Future is Bleak’: A Comparison of Recent Documentaries on Land Reform in Zimbabwe pp. 1007-1011

Rory Pilossof

Emerging Traditions: Toward a Postcolonial Stylistics of Black South African Fiction in English pp. 1013-1014

Chantal Zabus

Musical Echoes: South African Women Thinking in Jazz pp. 1014-1015

Nishlyn Ramanna

Historical Dictionary of Malawi pp. 1016-1017

Zoë Groves

Youth Violence: Sources and Solutions in South Africa pp. 1017-1019

Steffen Jensen

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 34, issue 2, 2008

Editorial pp. 237-238

Wayne Dooling

Export-Oriented Policies, Women's Work Burden and Human Development in Mauritius* pp. 239-253

Myriam Blin

Townships in Transition: Women's Caring Keeps the Township Together* pp. 255-268

Maren Bak

Customary Land Tenure, Inheritance Rules, and Smallholder Farmers in Malawi* pp. 269-291

Tsutomu Takane

Self-reliance and the History of Higher Education: The Botswana University Campus Appeal (BUCA)* pp. 293-304

Brian T. Mokopakgosi

‘Men of the Cloth’: The Federal Theological Seminary of Southern Africa, Inkatha and the Struggle against Apartheid pp. 305-324

Philippe Denis

Translating the Nation: From Plaatje to Mpe pp. 325-342

Michael Green

Television News in South Africa: Mediating an Emerging Democracy* pp. 343-358

Simon Cottle and Mugdha Rai

Zimbabwe's Parliamentary Election of 2005: The Myth of New Electoral Laws* pp. 359-378

Norma Kriger

Patriotic History and Public Intellectuals Critical of Power pp. 379-396

Blessing-Miles Tendi

Averting White Male (Ab)normality: Psychiatric Representations and Treatment of ‘Homosexuality’ in 1960s South Africa pp. 397-410

Tiffany F. Jones

Sexual Politics and the Zuma Rape Trial* pp. 411-427

Steven Robins

Being a ‘Movement of the People’ and a Governing Party: Study of the African National Congress Mass Character* pp. 429-449

Vincent Darracq

Recent Comparative Approaches to Imperial History and Settler Colonialism pp. 451-470

Joseph M. Hodge

Stanley Trapido pp. 471-471

Stanley Trapido

Erratum pp. 473-473

The Editors

Volume 33, issue 4, 2007

Introduction. Histories of Healing: Past and Present Medical Practices in Africa and the Diaspora pp. 707-714

Lyn Schumaker, Diana Jeater and Tracy Luedke

Spirit and Matter: The Materiality of Mozambican Prophet Healing pp. 715-731

Tracy Luedke

Quests for Health and Contests for Meaning: African Church Leaders and Scottish Missionaries in the Early Twentieth Century Presbyterian Church in Northern Malawi pp. 733-750

Markku Hokkanen

The Modern Traditional Healer: Locating ‘Hybridity’ in Modern Traditional Medicine, Southern Tanzania pp. 751-765

Rebecca Marsland

Medical Hybridisms and Social Boundaries: Aspects of Portuguese Colonialism in Africa and India in the Nineteenth Century pp. 767-782

Cristiana Bastos

Finding and Foregrounding Massage in Khoisan Ethnography pp. 783-799

Chris Low

Productive Misunderstandings and the Dynamism of Plural Medicine in Mid-century Bechuanaland pp. 801-810

Julie Livingston

Three Worships, an Old Warlock and Many Lawless Forces: The Court Trial of an African Doctor who Practised ‘Obeah to Cure’, in Early Nineteenth Century Jamaica pp. 811-828

Deryck Murray

‘Long-Nosed’ Hybrids? Sharing the Experiences of White Izangoma in Contemporary South Africa pp. 829-843

Joanne Thobeka Wreford

Death before Dying: Understanding AIDS Stigma in the South African Lowveld pp. 845-860

Isak Niehaus

Science, Social Science and Pseudo-Science in the HIV/AIDS Debate in Southern Africa pp. 861-874

Shula Marks

Book Reviews pp. 875-887

Alison Buckler

Volume 32, issue 4, 2006

Heritage in Southern Africa: Imagining and Marketing Public Culture and History pp. 649-665

JoAnn McGregor and Lyn Schumaker

Unravelling History and Cultural Heritage in Botswana pp. 667-682

Neil Parsons

Cape Dutch Tongaat: A Case Study in ‘Heritage’ pp. 683-699

Peter Merrington

Contradictions and Challenges in Representing the Past: The Kuomboka Festival of Western Zambia pp. 701-717

Lawrence Flint

Heritage, Identity and Youth in Postcolonial Namibia pp. 719-736

Ian Fairweather

Family Stories or a Group Portrait? South Africa on Display at the KIT Tropenmuseum, 2002–2003: The Making of an Exhibition pp. 737-754

Leslie Witz and Ciraj Rassool

The Kingdom, the Power and Forevermore: Zimbabwe Culture in Contemporary Art and Architecture pp. 755-770

Innocent Pikirayi

Silence, Destruction and Closure at Great Zimbabwe: Local Narratives of Desecration and Alienation pp. 771-794

Joost Fontein

Mapping Museum–Community Relations in Lwandle pp. 795-806

Bongani Mgijima

Imagining the Nyika Plateau: Laurens van der Post, the Phoka and the Making of a National Park pp. 807-821

John McCracken

Whites and Water: How Euro-Africans Made Nature at Kariba Dam pp. 823-838

David McDermott Hughes

Book Reviews pp. 839-854

Pier M. Larson

Volume 32, issue 3, 2006

Editorial pp. 425-427

Deborah Gaitskell

Ethnicity, not Class? The 1929 Bulawayo Faction Fights Reconsidered pp. 429-447

Enocent Msindo

The Flaming Terrapin Valley of a Thousand Hills pp. 449-466

Tony Voss

Hope, Fear, Shame, Frustration: Continuity and Change in the Expression of Coloured Identity in White Supremacist South Africa, 1910–1994 pp. 467-487

Mohamed Adhikari

Collective Rural Identity in Steinkopf, a Communal Coloured Reserve, c.1926–1996 pp. 489-503

Robin Oakley

Feeding and Fleecing the Native: How the Nyasaland Transport System Distorted a New Food Market, 1890s–1920s pp. 505-524

Elias Mandala

Kwacha: The Violence of Money in Malawi's Politics, 1954–2004 pp. 525-544

John Lwanda

Land Restitution and Democratic Citizenship in South Africa pp. 545-562

Mark Everingham and Crystal Jannecke

New Sites of Citizenship: Recognition of Traditional Authority and Group-based Citizenship in Mozambique pp. 563-581

Helene Maria Kyed and Lars Buur

The New Southern African Customs Union Agreement: Dependence with Democracy pp. 583-603

Richard Gibb

SADC's Uncommon Approach to Common Security, 1992–2003 pp. 605-622

Laurie Nathan

Book Reviews pp. 623-647

T. Dunbar Moodie