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South African Historical Journal articles

Volume 66 (2)

Poverty, War, and Violence in South Africa vol. 66 (2): 404-407
South African Foreign Policy Review vol. 66 (2): 407-409
Crisis! What Crisis? The Multiple Dimensions of the Zimbabwean Crisis vol. 66 (2): 409-414
Erratum: Corrigendum vol. 66 (2): 415-415

Volume 66 (1)

Family Commitments, Economies of Emotions, and Negotiating Mental Illness in Late-Nineteenth to Mid-Twentieth-Century Natal, South Africa vol. 66 (1): 1-21
Gandhi's Decisive South African 1913 Campaign: A Personal Perspective from the Letters of Betty Molteno vol. 66 (1): 22-54
Salvage Anthropology in a City Without History: East London and Photographic Collections of Joseph Denfield, 1950–1969 vol. 66 (1): 55-78
South African Railways Postcard Calendars, 1961 to 1984 vol. 66 (1): 79-103
The Colonial State and the Political Economy of Famine in Swaziland, 1943–1945 vol. 66 (1): 104-121
Sharing Life-History and Other Memory: The Mining Persons in South Africa, 1951–2011 vol. 66 (1): 122-141
The Quantitative Cape: A Review of the New Historiography of the Dutch Cape Colony vol. 66 (1): 142-168
Reflections on the 1944 National Health Services Commission: A Response to Bill Freund and Anne Digby on the Gluckman Commission vol. 66 (1): 169-187
Narrative of the Shipwreck of the French Vessel the Eole on the Coast of Kaffraria in April 1829 vol. 66 (1): 188-189
Missionary Discourses of Difference: Negotiating Otherness in the British Empire, 1840–1900 vol. 66 (1): 190-192
Rudd: The Search for a Cape Merchant vol. 66 (1): 192-196
Lozikeyi Dlodlo Queen of the Ndebele: ‘A Very Dangerous and Intriguing Woman’ vol. 66 (1): 196-197
Gandhi's Printing Press: Experiments in Slow Reading vol. 66 (1): 198-200
The First President: A Life of John L. Dube, Founding President of the ANC vol. 66 (1): 200-203
Erratum: Corrigendum vol. 66 (1): 204-204

Volume 65 (4)

Ethnic Identities in a Transnational Context: The Dutch American Reaction to the Anglo-Boer War 1899–1902 vol. 65 (4): 481-503
Revitalising Stamverwantschap: The Role of the Nederlands Zuid-Afrikaanse Werkgemeenschap on Dutch-Afrikaner Relations in the Twentieth Century vol. 65 (4): 504-525
Negotiating the ‘(Ab)normality’ of (Anti-)Apartheid: Transnational Relations within a Dutch-South African Family vol. 65 (4): 526-554
‘The Black Peril would not exist if it were not for a White Peril that is a hundred times greater’: D.F. Malan's Fluidity on Poor Whiteism and Race in the Pre-Apartheid Era, 1912–1939 vol. 65 (4): 555-576
‘Dr No’: A.P. Treurnicht and the Ultra-Conservative Quest to Maintain Afrikaner Supremacy, 1982–1993 vol. 65 (4): 577-595
Untold History with a Historiography: A Review of Scholarship on Afrikaner Women in South African History vol. 65 (4): 596-617
Dictionaries and Discourses of Deviance: Changing Lexical Representations of ‘Moffie’ and the Reorganisation of Sexual Categories among Afrikaans Speakers during the Second Half of the Twentieth Century vol. 65 (4): 618-637
Interview with Elizabeth van Heyningen: On Writing The Concentration Camps of the Anglo-Boer War: A Social History Cape Town, 20 May 2013 vol. 65 (4): 638-649
The Inner Circle: Reflections on the Last Days of White Rule vol. 65 (4): 650-652
One Hundred Years of the ANC: Debating Liberation Histories Today vol. 65 (4): 653-655
Lover of his people: a biography of Sol Plaatje vol. 65 (4): 655-658
Becoming UWC: Reflections, Pathways and Unmaking Apartheid's Legacy vol. 65 (4): 658-660
Prickly Pear: The Social History of a Plant in the Eastern Cape vol. 65 (4): 660-662
Mad Dogs and Meerkats: A History of Resurgent Rabies in Southern Africa vol. 65 (4): 662-663
Trans-Saharan Africa in World History vol. 65 (4): 664-666
The Anatomy of a South African Genocide: The Extermination of the Cape San Peoples vol. 65 (4): 666-670
The Anatomy of a South African Genocide: The Extermination of the Cape San Peoples vol. 65 (4): 670-672

Volume 65 (3)

Carl Mauch and Some Karanga Chiefs Around Great Zimbabwe 1871–1872: Re-Considering the Evidence vol. 65 (3): 337-364
Resonances of Youth and Tensions of Race: Liberal Student Politics, White Radicals and Black Consciousness, 1968–1973 vol. 65 (3): 365-382
Bra Soks: An Inside Story of the Rise of the National Union of Mineworkers at Vaal Reefs Gold Mine vol. 65 (3): 383-402
Bantustan Education History: The ‘Progressivism’ of Bophutatswana's Primary Education Upgrade Programme (PEUP), 1979–1988 vol. 65 (3): 403-420

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