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South African Historical Journal articles

Volume 68 (4)

Historian as Filmmaker: Reflections on the Making of the Film Documentary Those Dying Days vol. 68 (4): 623-640
Shifting Identifications in Dutch-South African Migration Policies (1910–1961) vol. 68 (4): 641-669
Chiefdoms and Kingdoms of Southeastern Africa: Oral Traditions and History, 1400–1830 vol. 68 (4): 670-672
The South African Gandhi: Stretcher-Bearer of Empire vol. 68 (4): 672-674
The Communist Party in South Africa, Racism, Eurocentricity, and Moscow, 1921–1950 vol. 68 (4): 675-677
Margins of the Market: Trafficking and Capitalism across the Arabian Sea vol. 68 (4): 677-679

Volume 68 (3)

‘Dangerous People’ or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love being an Historian vol. 68 (3): 249-266
The Experience of War and the Making of a Historian: E.P. Thompson on Military Power, the Colonial Revolution and Nuclear Weapons vol. 68 (3): 267-285
Sweetness and Fever? Sugar Production, Aedes aegypti, and Dengue Fever in Natal, South Africa, 1926–1927 vol. 68 (3): 286-303
Entangled Patriarchies: Sex, Gender and Relationality in the Forging of Natal: A Paper Presented in Critical Tribute to Jeff Guy vol. 68 (3): 304-317
The Lure of Katanga Copper: Tanganyika Concessions Limited and the Anatomy of Mining and Mine Exploration 1899–1906 vol. 68 (3): 318-341
Drug Dealing Doctors and Unstable Subjects: Opium, Medicine and Authority in the Cape Colony, 1907–1910 vol. 68 (3): 342-365
Responsible Government and Miner-Farmer Relations in Southern Rhodesia, 1923–1945 vol. 68 (3): 366-389
Multiracial Women and the African Press in Post-World War II Lourenço Marques, Mozambique vol. 68 (3): 390-414
Learning Amidst the Turmoil: Secondary Schooling in Soweto 1977–1990 vol. 68 (3): 415-436
The Smuts Biographies: Analysis and Historiographical Assessment vol. 68 (3): 437-463
Diversity without Unity: Fragments of the History of the ANC vol. 68 (3): 464-478
The Ends of European Colonial Empires: Cases and Comparisons vol. 68 (3): 479-481
A Military History of Modern South Africa vol. 68 (3): 481-483
Bram Fisher: Afrikaner Revolutionary vol. 68 (3): 483-487
Conditional Tense: Memory and Vocabulary after the South African Truth and Reconciliation Committee vol. 68 (3): 487-490

Volume 68 (2)

Chatham House and Africa c1920–1960: The Limitations of the Curtis Vision vol. 68 (2): 147-162
‘To Buttress the Ideal of National Unity’: Broad South Africanism and Higher Education in the Early Twentieth Century vol. 68 (2): 163-179
Borders and the Roots of Xenophobia in South Africa vol. 68 (2): 180-194
Sexual Relations between British Soldiers and Boer Women: A Methodological Approach vol. 68 (2): 195-212
South African Anglican Military Chaplains and the First World War vol. 68 (2): 213-229
Text and Authority in the South African Nazaretha Church vol. 68 (2): 230-233
Modernization as Spectacle in Africa vol. 68 (2): 233-236
Biko's Ghost: The Iconography of Black Consciousness vol. 68 (2): 236-239
Holy Hustlers, Schism, and Prophecy: Apostolic Reformation in Botswana vol. 68 (2): 239-242
The Congress Movement: The Unfolding of the Congress Alliance 1912–1961 vol. 68 (2): 242-248

Volume 68 (1)

Special Issue: The State, The Citizen and Power vol. 68 (1): 1-12
‘The Greatest State Scandal’: Personality, Power and the South African Republic Police, 1886–1896 vol. 68 (1): 13-30
Lonrho and the Limits of Corporate Power in Africa, c. 1961–1973 vol. 68 (1): 31-49
Coerced African Labour for Food Production in Northern Rhodesia (Zambia) during the Second World War, 1942–1945 vol. 68 (1): 50-69
Safeguarding White Minority Power: The South African Government and the Secession of Katanga, 1960–1963 vol. 68 (1): 70-91
‘We will make sure they are rehabilitated’: Nation-building and Social Engineering in Operation Clean-up, Zimbabwe, 1983 vol. 68 (1): 92-111
ZANU (PF)'s Manipulation of the ‘Alien’ Vote in Zimbabwean Elections: 1980–2013 vol. 68 (1): 112-131
New Histories of Firearms and Soldiers in Pre-Colonial and Colonial Africa Violent Intermediaries: African Soldiers, Conquest and Everyday Colonialism in German East Africa; A Cultural History of Firearms in the Age of Empire vol. 68 (1): 132-137
Remembering the South African War: Britain and the Memory of the Anglo-Boer War, From 1899 to the Present vol. 68 (1): 137-139

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