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Building a Capable State Service delivery in post-apartheid South Africa I Palmer, N Moodley & S Parnell

‘The authors present a rich, comprehensive but sober analysis of progress achieved by the South African public sector in the two decades after apartheid. Their view from the local level is particularly relevant, as South Africa is one of the few African countries with empowered sub-national government.’ – William Cobbett, Director, Cities Alliance 2017 Since the coming to power of the African National Congress, the country has 320 pages undergone a policy-making revolution, driven by an urgent need to improve Soft cover access to services for the country’s black majority. More than 20 years on Print: 978 1 77582 248 6 South African rights only from the fall of apartheid, Building a Capable State asks what lessons can be R385.00 learned from the South African experience. This comprehensive examination BISAC: POL017000 of urban service delivery in the global South assesses whether the South BIC: JPRB THEMA: JPRB, 1HFMS African government has succeeded in improving service delivery, focusing on the vital sectors of water and sanitation, energy, roads and public transport. Emphasising the often-overlooked role of local government institutions, the book demonstrates that effective service delivery can have a profound effect on the social structure of emerging economies, and must form an integral part of any future development strategy.

Recommended for Students and academics across the Social Sciences, but particularly in Urban Studies, Urban Planning, Public Finance, Engineering, Public Administration and Development Studies; also relevant to practitioners and NGOs involved in public finance and public policy.

About the authors Ian Palmer is an Adjunct Professor at UCT’s African Centre for Cities and is the founder of Palmer Development Group (PDG), a South African development consultancy. He has been the team leader on more than 100 projects in public sector service delivery. Nishendra Moodley currently works with the South African National Treasury’s City Support Programme. He retains a strong interest in intergovernmental relations, decentralisation and systems of accountability to citizens. Susan Parnell is a Professor of Urban Geography in the Department of Environmental and Geographical Sciences at the University of Cape Town (UCT) and is a visiting professor at LSE Cities. She has edited and co-authored many books, including Africa’s Urban Revolution (with Edgar Pieterse) (UCT Press: 2015). 6 new titles

Child and Adolescent Development An expanded focus on public health in Africa Editors: M Tomlinson, C Hanlon & A Stevenson

Global public health has improved vastly during the past 25 years, and especially in the survival of infants and young children. However, many of these children, particularly in Africa, continue to live in poverty and in unhealthy, unsupportive environments, and will not be able to meet their developmental potential. In other words, they will survive but not thrive. The UN’s Sustainable Development 2018 Goals (SDGs) stress sustainable development, not just survival and disease 360 pages reduction, and the Global Strategy for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Soft cover Print: 978 1 91989 551 2 Health proposes a Survive (end preventable deaths), Thrive (ensure health and Web pdf: 978 1 77582 157 1 wellbeing) and Transform (expand enabling environments) agenda. For children Mobi: 978 1 77582 158 8 to thrive they must make good developmental progress from birth until the end World rights available R499.00 of adolescence. $36.95 £24.95 Addressing the social determinants of developmental problems, this volume BISAC: PSY004000 offers a broad, contextualised understanding of the factors that impact on BIC: JMC THEMA: JMC, 1H children and adolescents in Africa. Unlike other works on the subject it is Africa- wide in its scope, with case studies in Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Rwanda and South Africa.

Recommended for Academics, students and practitioners in Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Child Clinical Psychology, Developmental Psychopathology, Psychiatry, Human Ecology, Education; nurses and paediatricians, health workers and those interested in early childhood development.

About the editors Mark Tomlinson is a Professor in the Department of Psychology and co-Director of the Institute for Child and Family Health Research at Stellenbosch University, South Africa. He is also an Honorary Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health, University of Cape Town, South Africa. Charlotte Hanlon is Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia, and Clinical Senior Lecturer in Global Mental Health at King’s College, London. Anne Stevenson is Programme Director for the Neuropsychiatric Genetics of African Populations (NeuroGAP) Psychosis Study at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. She has extensive experience managing healthcare and research programmes in Boston, Rwanda and Ghana. new titles 7

Dynamics of Language, The Plenary and focus lectures from the 20th International Congress of Linguists Editors: R Mesthrie & D Bradley

The International Congress of Linguists meets every five years to reflect the development of Linguistics, the close study of language and languages. In 2018, for the first time, the Congress was held in Africa. The African continent is blessed with hundreds of languages which act as local repositories of culture and interaction. South Africa itself has eleven official languages, plus Sign 2018 Language, many heritage languages, and new languages of global movements 350 pages Soft cover and migration. Print: 978 1 77582 227 1 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 237 0 This book of selected papers from the Congress provides an up-to-date specialist World rights available overview of the main fields of Linguistics. The papers broadly address the history R500.00 of languages, structure, acquisition, diversity and use. At the same time due $45.00 £35.00 regard is paid to the African continent in several of the papers in connection with BISAC: LAN009000, LAN011000, its linguistic diversity, multilingualism and educational and societal concerns. LAN009040, LAN009050 BIC: CF This collection is therefore meant to affirm the value of the languages of Africa, THEMA: CF of languages and Linguistics in general, as well as to inspire and equip younger scholars to undertake advanced research into language in its many facets.

Recommended for Practising linguists and graduate students of Linguistics, Applied Linguistics and Education.

About the editors Rajend Mesthrie is Professor of Linguistics and SARCHI Chair of Migration, Language and Social Change, and an A-rated scholar at the University of Cape Town. He has written and contributed to books, including A Dictionary of South African Indian English (UCT Press, 2010). David Bradley is Professor of Linguistics at La Trobe University, Australia and President of the UNESCO Comité Permanent des Linguistes. He has written or edited over 60 books, and authored hundreds of chapters, journal articles and papers on Linguistics. 8 new titles

Education Triple Cocktail, The System-wide education reform in South Africa B Fleisch

The starting point of this book is the evidence that the majority of South African schoolchildren are not learning to read and write adequately in primary schools. In this text, the author explores what it would take to shift classroom instructional practices in the vast majority of primary schools in the country. Building on the findings of the Gauteng experience of a robust experimental research 2018 programme, and paying close attention to understanding the mechanisms of 198 pages change, this book presents the case for change at the instructional core and Soft cover Print: 978 1 77582 246 2 a structured pedagogic programme model, which has come to be referred to Web pdf: 978 1 77582 247 9 as the education triple cocktail in South Africa. Converging on interlocking, R300.00 mutually reinforcing components of daily lesson plans, high-quality education $23.00 £21.50 materials and training/on-site coaching, this book presents compelling evidence BISAC: EDU037000 of the efficacy of this approach. BIC: JN THEMA: JNDG Recommended for Academics in Education, particularly researchers in Early-Grade Reading, Pedagogy and Curriculum Development; policy-makers and NGOs at national and provincial level; the general public.

About the author Brahm Fleisch is a Professor in the Division of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at the School of Education, University of Witwatersrand, and a leading authority on education reform at elementary level. He is the author of Primary Education in Crisis: Why South African Schoolchildren Underachieve in Reading and Mathematics (Juta, 2008) and co-editor of Investment Choices for South African Education (Wits University Press, 2008). new titles 9

Incomplete Transition, An Overcoming the legacy of exclusion in South Africa The World Bank Group

In preparation for its 2019-2022 Country Partnership Framework with South Africa, the World Bank Group has drafted a Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD), which forms the basis of this book. Its aim is to strengthen understanding of the constraints in achieving two goals in South Africa: to eliminate poverty by 2030, and to boost shared prosperity. These goals are enshrined in South Africa’s Vision 2030 in the National Development Plan. This book is the result of consultations 2018 and conversations with key government departments, the National Planning 202 pages Soft cover Commission, the private sector, academics and trade unions. It identifies five Print: 978 1 77582 263 9 broad policy priorities: to build South Africa’s skills base; to reduce the highly Web pdf: 978 1 77582 266 0 skewed distribution of land and productive assets; to increase competitiveness R250.00 $23.00 and the country’s participation in global and regional value chains; to overcome £21.50 apartheid spatial patterns; and to increase the country’s strategic adaptation to BISAC: BUS068000 BIC: KCG; KCM climate change. The key obstacle to growth that has been identified is ‘the legacy THEMA: KCG, KCM, 1HFM of exclusion’. Undoing this is a long-term process, but renewed commitment by the political leadership to strengthen institutions and rebuild the social contract present an enormous opportunity in achieving progress towards South Africa’s Vision 2030.

Recommended for Scholars of Development Studies and Economics, a general readership interested in South African Current Affairs, Economy and Economic Growth. 10 new titles

Media, Geopolitics and Power A view from the Global South H Wasserman

The end of apartheid brought South Africa into the global media environment. Outside companies invested in the nation’s newspapers while South African conglomerates pursued lucrative tech ventures and communication markets around the world. Many observers viewed the rapid development of South African media as a roadmap from authoritarianism to global modernity. 2017 220 pages Herman Wasserman analyses the debates surrounding South Africa’s new media Soft cover presence against the backdrop of rapidly changing geopolitics. His exploration Print: 978 1 77582 226 reveals how South African disputes regarding access to, and representation in, Southern African rights only R300.00 the media reflect the domination and inequality in the global communication BISAC: LAN004000, sphere. Optimists see post-apartheid media as providing a vital space that LAN008000, SOC052000 BIC: GTC, JFD encourages exchanges of opinion in a young democracy. Critics argue that the THEMA: JBCT, JPV, 1HFMS public sphere mirrors South Africa’s past divisions and privileges the viewpoints of the elite. Wasserman delves into the ways these simplistic narratives obscure the country’s internal tensions, conflicts, and paradoxes even as he charts the diverse nature of South African entry into the global arena.

Recommended for Academics and students in the areas of Media Studies, Communication Studies and Journalism; the general interested lay reader.

About the author Herman Wasserman is Professor of Media Studies and Director of the Centre for Film and Media Studies at the University of Cape Town, South Africa. He has published widely on media in post-apartheid South Africa, including more than 60 articles in peer-reviewed journals and more than 35 book chapters. His books include the monograph Tabloid Journalism in South Africa (Indiana University Press, and UCT Press, 2010) and the edited collection Chinese Media and Soft Power in Africa: Promotion and Perceptions (with Xiaoling Zhang and Winston Mano, Palgrave Macmillan, 2016). new titles 11 forthcoming titles 2018/19 12 forthcoming titles

2018 Climate Change and Urban Development 300 pages Lessons from Cape Town Soft cover Print: 978 1 77582 217 2 Editors: M New, D Scott & H Davies Web pdf: 978 1 77582 240 0 World rights available R350.00 The City of Cape Town (CoCT), a local municipality in the developing country $37.95 of South Africa, has begun to integrate climate change into its urban policy- £24.95 making. This book presents initiatives at the local government scale in response BISAC: BUS072000, SCI092000, ARC010000, to climate change, from environmental resource management, reducing BUS099000 greenhouse gas emissions and energy management to spatial planning. It shows BIC: RPC, RNPG, 1HFMS THEMA: JPT, RP, 1HFMS how the municipality has shifted from ‘business as usual’ and mainstreamed climate change in addressing its development and climate change mandates, and describes the challenges that were encountered in making these shifts.

The authors of this book believe that a new way of creating knowledge is needed, one that is socially embedded and involves non-academic actors in the knowledge construction. To this end, municipal officials and academics worked collaboratively in a process of mutual learning to co-produce knowledge and co-write their chapters. This hybrid process, where practitioner experience is coupled with an academic perspective, has produced an ‘insider’ view of urban development and climate change governance through the lens of theory.

The aim of the book is to present the city of Cape Town as a leader in climate change innovations and hence a model of sustainable urban transition for other cities of the Global South.

Recommended for Scholars, practitioners and general informed readers interested in Development and Climate Change, Governance, Innovations in cities in the Global South; Environmental Studies, Development Studies, Climate Science, Human Geography, Urban Studies, Organisational Development, Science and Technology Studies and Sociology.

About the editors Mark New is Director of the African Climate and Development Initiative (ACDI) at the University of Cape Town, and Professor of International Development at the University of East Anglia, UK. He sits on the South African Global Change Science Committee and the Africa Future Earth Science Committee. Helen Davies is Head of Environmental Policy and Strategy at the City of Cape Town.

Dianne Scott is Senior Researcher: Climate and Fractal Research Projects, at the African Centre of Cities, UCT, and Honorary Research Fellow at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. forthcoming titles 13

Freedom in Our Lifetime 2019 Editors: B Ngcaweni, M Qobo & A Ogra 350 pages Soft cover Print: 978 1 77582 258 5 South Africa is a youthful country, with those under the age of 35 estimated to Web pdf: 978 1 77582 259 2 make up two-thirds of the population. It is also this segment that bears the brunt World rights available of unemployment, the burden of disease and various forms of socio-economic R350.00 $34.50 exclusion. They are also under-equipped for the demands of the economy. With £24.95 inadequate skills development, poor health outcomes, lack of access to life- BISAC: BUS068000, BUS038000, BUS059000, enhancing opportunities, it is difficult for South Africa to harvest the dividend of SOC050000, POL053000 our demographic transition, otherwise referred to as the youth bulge. BIC: KCFM, KCM, JFFA THEMA: KCM, 1HFMS This inaugural book, commissioned by the University of Johannesburg’s Youth Development Institute, draws together diverse voices and perspectives from those who work in the policy domains, as well as academics and practitioners, to tackle conceptual, practical and empirical questions around emerging best practice, labour issues and social and economic transformation. Rather than offering yet another diagnostic report, the contributors to this edition widen the scope of our understanding of the challenges by exploring options for moving the country into a new trajectory of faster and more equitable development. They aim to close the gap between public policy discourse, youth empowerment practice and scholarly work.

Recommended for Academics, researchers and students in disciplines such as Development Studies, Political Science, Public Policy/Administration, Social Work and Sociology, policy-makers and development practitioners involved in these fields of work, locally, regionally and internationally.

About the editors Busani Ngcaweni is Deputy Director-General in The Presidency. He is a PhD candidate and research fellow at the University of Johannesburg. He has contributed academic papers and chapters on the political economy of youth development in South Africa. Mzukisi Qobo is Associate Professor of Politics at the University of Johannesburg and Deputy Director of the National Research Foundation Chair on African Diplomacy and Foreign Policy. He is formerly Chief Director responsible for Trade Policy at the Department of Trade and Industry. Aurobindo Ogra is a lecturer at the University of Johannesburg and specialises in the urban sector. He is a recipient of the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative (LGI) Fellowship. His research interests span urban and rural dynamics around planning, development, management and governance issues. 14 forthcoming titles

2018 House of Tshatshu, The 180 pages Power, politics and chiefs north west of the Great Kei River, Soft cover Print: 978 1 77582 225 7 c 1818-2018 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 238 7 World rights available A Mager & J Velelo R285.00 $31.50 In 1852, the colonial governor ‘disestablished’ the chieftainship of the £22.95 amaTshatshu, the leading group of Xhosa speakers north-west of the Kei River BISAC: HIS001040 BIC: HBG and north of the colonial border. It was only in 2003 that the amaTshatshu were THEMA: NHH, 1HFMS recognised once again, by the democratic government. This book explores what it means for a people to be without recognition for over 170 years. It asks why the name of Tshatshu matters and to whom. It follows the people to whom the name was significant, and examines the meaning of ‘belonging’, or identity, and how this played out — among the descendants of Maphasa’s following scattered across the eastern Cape, and between them, their neighbours, local authorities and the national state.

This book is timely, since there are signs of a resurgence of the concept of chieftaincy in South Africa. Some critics view chiefly authority as patriarchal, authoritarian, anti-poor and undemocratic, and others see the institution as tainted by western attempts to amend it. None have adequately explained the resilience of chieftaincy nor have they come to grips with the complexities of rural society in South Africa, particularly with regard to the oppressive effects of traditional power on women and gender relations. This book will open up these critical areas for scrutiny and reflection. In so doing, it aims to shed light on the failure of land reform and development strategies in rural eastern Cape.

Recommended for Undergraduates in African Studies, History and Gender Studies, and development practitioners interested in land and gender.

About the authors Anne Mager is Emerita Professor of Historical Studies at the University of Cape Town, and the author of Gender and the Making of a South African Bantustan: a social history of the Ciskei (1995) and Beer, Sociability and Masculinity in South Africa (2012). She grew up on the land from which the amaTshatshu were forcibly removed in 1852 following the eighth frontier war. Jeff Phiko Velelo is an agricultural officer, Anglican priest and amateur historian, and a counsellor to the heir of Maphasa’s chieftaincy. forthcoming titles 15

Origins and Early History of the Chewa, 2018 256 pages Malawi, The Soft cover Print: 978 1 77582 249 3 An archaeological perspective Web pdf: 978 1 77582 250 9 World rights available Y Juwayeyi R350.00 $37.95 The Chewa are the largest ethnic group in Malawi, representing a third of the £24.95 BISAC: HIS001040, population of approximately 19 million, and their language — Chichewa — is SOC003000 Malawi’s national language. Yet the last book on the history of this group was BIC: HBJH, HBTD, HD1HFMM, 3J published in 1944, and was based on oral history, or tradition. As with much THEMA: NKD, NKX, 1HFM, 3M African history, oral history started to be recorded only in the late 19th century. This is the first book to use not only oral history, but also documents written by early Portuguese explorers, traders and government officials, as well as archaeology, to piece together the early history of the Chewa.

The author is an archaeologist, who discovered the first major Chewa settlement, Mankhamba, near the southern part of Lake Malawi. His excavations have enabled a more scientific chronology of the migrations of the Chewa into what is today Malawi and have provided physical proof of their early history as well as their material and spiritual culture and way of life.

There are several historians and archaeologists working in the area of early Malawian history, but their work remains largely in the domain of academia and is inaccessible to the general public. Professor Yusuf Juwayeyi has written and documented a very readable history and description of archaeology, which reveals the value of combining oral tradition together with archaeology to arrive at a more accurate picture of the history of a pre-literate society. This book will be of value not only to historians, archaeologists and anthropologists, but also the general reader interested in African history.

Recommended for Scholars of Archaeology, African History, Anthropology and the general reader interested in these subjects.

About the author Yusuf Juwayeyi is an Associate Professor of Anthropology and Faculty Advisor to the African Students Association at Long Island University, New York. He was at one time Director of the Department of Antiquities in Malawi and the national Commissioner for Culture. His research is in archaeology and physical anthropology in Malawi, specifically on prehistoric economies of the Later Stone Age and the Iron Age. He has written and co-written many journal articles, book chapters and conference papers on this subject. 16 forthcoming titles

2019 Patriots or Matadors 208 pages Political conflict in Dutch Africa Soft cover Print: 978 1 77582 256 1 T Baartman Web pdf: 978 1 77582 257 8 South African rights only The Cape of Good Hope was a Dutch settlement from 1652 until 1795. R300.00 $34.95 Throughout this period there were tensions between the Dutch East India £24.95 Company (VOC) administrations and the burghers. The aim of this book is to BISAC: EDU029020, EDU037000, EDU010000 review the relationship between them, which in South African historiography BIC: HBTQ, 1HFMS, 1DDN is generally seen as antagonistic, but really was more inclusive and cooperative. THEMA: NHH, 1HFMS, 3ML The author places Cape colonial society in a wider Dutch context and closely examines the relationship between the Cape and United Provinces through comparing the political structures, institutions, and dynamics of the Republic and its overseas settlement. He shows that over time intimate connections came about between Company administrators and burghers, which were fashioned in much the same way as regent families in the Dutch Republic formed political factions. The political conflict that played out at the Cape in the later eighteenth century is used as a case study to test the claim above and will confirm that the conflict was not one between burghers and government per se but rather a fight for power between factions within the ruling elite consisting of both VOC officials and burghers.

This book offers new evidence, new interpretations and a new narrative on well- known events in Cape history.

Recommended for Scholars of South African History, Dutch History and Colonial History of the Atlantic and Indian Ocean; the interested lay reader.

About the author Teun Baartman has a PhD in History from the University of Cape Town (Fighting for the spoils: Cape burgerschap and faction disputes in Cape Town in the 1770s), and is a consultant researcher to Outsiders Within (a research project archive of the Evangelical Lutheran Church). He has contributed chapters to several books, including The politics of burgher honour in the Cape Colony, 1770s-1780s, in: P. Russell and N. Worden (eds), Honourable intentions? Violence and virtue in Australian and Cape Colonies, c. 1750 to 1850 (London and New York, Routledge, 2016). forthcoming titles 17

South Africa’s Post-apartheid Military 2018 Lost in transition and transformation 240 pages Soft cover L Heinecken Print: 978 1 77582 210 3 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 241 7 World rights available This timely book examines how the South African National Defence Force has R300.00 adapted to the new security, political and social environment since 1994. In South $31.50 Africa’s changed political environment how has civilian control of the military £21.50 BISAC: POL012000 been implemented and what does this means for ‘defence’ in a democracy’? This BIC: JWDG book presents an overview of the security environment, how the mission focus THEMA: JW, 1HFMS of the military has changed and the implications for force procurement, force preparation, force employment and force sustainability.

The author addresses other issues, such as the effect of integrating former revolutionary soldiers into a professional armed force, and the effect of affirmative action on meritocracy, recruitment and retention. She also examines the politically sensitive issue of military veterans, looking at the difficulties they face in reintegrating into society and finding gainful employment. In addition she explores how the SANDF has embraced certain democratic imperatives, such as gender equality and mainstreaming; and the rise of military unions and why a confrontational, instead of a more corporatist approach to labour relations has emerged. Finally, she looks at the issues of HIV/AIDS and the consequences this holds for the military in terms of its operational effectiveness. In closing, some of the key events that have caused the SANDF to become ‘lost in transition and transformation’ are highlighted, spelling out some lessons learned and what this means for the future of defence, security and civil-military relations.

Recommended for Academics and students in the field of Political Studies, Sociology and Military Studies, as well as policy-makers and military practitioners.

About the author Lindy Heinecken is Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, at Stellenbosch University. Her research interests include the challenges in recruiting suitable military personnel for a professional, technologically advanced military, and the role of women in post-conflict reconstruction and peacebuilding in Africa. recent backlist 2018/19 recent backlist 19

CULTURAL STUDIES History of the Iziko South African National Gallery, A Reflections on art and national identity A Tietze

In South Africa, with its highly contested and changing understandings of national identity, its National Gallery is no less a contested space. A History of 2017 the Iziko South African National Gallery considers questions of artistic and cultural 264 pages Soft cover identity, from the late 19th century to the present day. It explores how the gallery Print: 978 1 77582 216 5 has understood its function and its public, as a ‘national’ gallery from 1930 and, Web pdf: 978 1 77582 229 5 before that, the chief gallery of the Cape Colony. This question is investigated World rights available R311.00 / $28.95 / £18.95 through a study of the gallery’s administration, collection and exhibition BISAC: ART015000, practices over the last 150 years. ART059000, HIS047000 BIC: GM, HBJH, HBLL, HBTB, There is a vast literature on what might be called the ‘history’ museum, but far AC, AF less on the art museum or gallery. To date, there has been no large-scale historical inquiry into the Iziko SANG, the country’s national gallery. The absence of such a history marks a serious gap in the literature, which this study aims to fill.

DEVELOPMENT STUDIES State, Governance and Development in Africa Editors: F Khan, E Grundling, G Ruiters, Z Ndevu & B Baloyi

Following a Summer School on State, Governance and Development, a group of young African scholars compiled this book on governance in the African context from their various vantage points and positions in different sectors. It engages 2016 with development and state-building in Africa at a time when the fundamental 288 pages pillars of society are shaking, such as the rule of law, democracy, civil society Soft cover and representative democracy. And it approaches these problems from an Print: 978 1 77582 208 0 Web: 978 1 48511 763 6 African, multidisciplinary perspective, which registers the complexity of African World rights available statehood. It endeavours to provide a different narrative of what is unfolding, R344.00 / $30.50 / £19.50 BISAC: POL053000 while also exposing dynamics that are often overlooked. The chapters include BIC: JPA the role of China in Africa, Kenya’s changing demographics, state accountability in South Africa’s dominant party system, Somalia’s prospects for state-building, urban development and routine violence, and the mobilisation of resources. In essence, it advocates for a reconstruction of the African development agenda. 20 recent backlist

ECONOMICS Eskom Electricity and technopolitics in South Africa A Dubresson & S Jaglin

Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd, the largest company generating electricity in Africa, is vertically integrated and wholly owned by the South African state. Forced to implement load shedding in 2008 and then in 2014-2015, this national 2016 champion is said to be close to technical and financial disaster. In this book the 178 pages Print: 978 1 77582 215 8 authors attempt to understand how and why an emblem of South African state Web pdf: 978 1 48511 568 7 capitalism is today in distress. The authors argue that the origins of this crisis are World rights available to be found in the power relationship between the state before, during and after R287.00 / $26.95 / £16.95 BISAC: HIS047000, HIS037070, apartheid and question its continued existence as a monopolistic public utility POL053000, POL023000 BIC: HBJH, HBLW, HBTK, KCP Greening the South African Economy Scoping the issues, challenges and opportunities Editors: M Swilling, J Kaviti Musango & J Wakeford

When South Africa adopted the Green Economy Accord in 2009 it joined many other governments that were adopting policies to support sustainable socio- economic development through green economy investments. However, the South African economy remains reliant on the depletion of natural resources, which places great strain on the environment. The authors of this book argue that 2016 substantial greening of the economy is essential for a transition to a sustainable 496 pages Soft cover society. To achieve a green economy means a co-ordinated approach to making Print: 978 1 77582 069 7 all sectors more resource-efficient, less carbon-intensive and more restorative of Web pdf: 978 1 77582 086 4 natural systems. It means social reconstruction to reduce poverty and inequality World rights available R572.00 / $42.95 / £28.95 and create decent livelihoods and green jobs that are environmentally sustainable BISAC: BUS072000 and socially just. It means forming new infrastructures — for electricity, transport, BIC: KCN ecology, the urban environment and waste management. It means shifting the flows of finance. It means social activism. This book argues for a review of South Africa’s existing economic growth model. It assesses the challenges to and possibilities for a transition to a sustainable future. recent backlist 21

Towards Employment-intensive Growth in South Africa Editor: A Black

South Africa’s high rate of unemployment (26%) makes it a complete outlier compared with other middle-income countries. Indeed, the unemployment rate rises to 36% if discouraged workers are taken into account. It underpins extreme poverty and inequality and is a major contributor to social dislocation. If it were not for increased social payments, poverty would have continued to increase since the advent of democracy in 1994. Unemployment also represents 2016 384 pages a huge cost to growth. This book focuses on the growth path of the economy. Soft cover The starting point is that while more rapid economic expansion is an important Print: 978 1 77582 007 9 objective, at any given level of growth, the economy as a whole needs to Web pdf: 978 1 77582 166 3 World rights available become more labour-absorbing. Apart from presenting an alternative growth R482.00 / $42.95 / £ 30.50 path which could start to shift the economy in new directions, the book tackles BISAC: BUS068000 themes which have received only limited attention, such as wage subsidies, BIC: KCFM youth unemployment and employment growth in rural areas.

HEALTH Building and Evaluating Research Capacity in Healthcare Systems Case studies and innovative models Editors: N Edwards, D Kaseje & E Kahwa

Over the past decade, there have been many international calls to strengthen and support/sustain research capacity in lower- and middle-income countries 2016 224 pages (LMICs). This capacity is considered an essential foundation for cost-effective Soft cover healthcare systems. While there have been long-standing investments by many Print: 978 1 77582 207 3 countries and research funding organisations in the training of individuals for Web: 978 1 77582 221 9 World rights available this purpose, in many LMICs research capacity remains fragmented, uneven and R316.00 / $31.50 / £18.50 fragile. There is growing recognition that a more systems-oriented approach to BISAC: MED078000/ SOC024000 research capacity-building is required. This book captures what was learned BIC: GPS, MBP from teams working on The Global Health Research Initiative; it brings together the experiences of research capacity-building teams co-led by Canadians and LMIC researchers in several regions of the world, including Jamaica, Kenya, Sierra Leone, South Africa and Uganda. 22 recent backlist

HISTORY Compassionate Englishwoman, The Emily Hobhouse in the Boer War R Eales

In 1899 the South African War broke out. As the war progressed, in London the upper-class Emily Hobhouse learned of the camps in southern Africa that contained mostly Boer women and children who had been displaced by 2016 the hostilities. She sailed by ship to Cape Town to begin the distribution of 298 pages Soft cover aid to these camps. During her travels she was appalled by the British army’s Print: 978 1 77582 214 1 tactic of clearing the land and herding hundreds of thousands of people into Southern African and North American rights only concentration camps, where the awful conditions put the lives of these ‘refugees’ R321.00 / $34.95 / £21.95 at risk. She urged the local authorities to provide better care and support, but BISAC: BIO006000 little changed. So she returned to Britain to plead that immediate action be BIC: BGH taken. She was met by indifference from the government and vitriol from the press, and her story was smothered. In this book, through careful research, her courageous and inspirational work is once again brought to life.

From Prohibited Immigrants to Citizens The origins of citizenship and nationality in South Africa J Klaaren

South Africa has witnessed horrific xenophobic attacks on its foreign citizens. There are many explanations for why this has occurred, one of which relates to ideas about lawful citizenship and legal residence. This book explains the making of South African citizenship. It traces and provides the history of the mobility- related laws for the constituent South African populations in the early 1900s:

2017 European, Indian (Asian) and African. Control over human mobility, while always 260 pages understood to be crucial to apartheid through the pass laws, was equally — if not Soft cover more — significant in the formation of South Africa and South African citizenship. Print: 978 1 77582 209 7 Web: 978 1 77582 228 8 Specifically, the author argues that the regulation and administration of the Asian World rights available population is the direct predecessor of the current Department of Home Affairs R320.00 / $31.50 / £18.50 and provided the key platform for the elaboration and consolidation of the official BISAC: LAW032000 BIC: LAQ vision of a unified (albeit structurally unequal) South African population. recent backlist 23

See also CULTURAL STUDIES, p.19 History of the Iziko South African National Gallery, A Reflections on art and national identity A Tietze

Reb and the Rebel, The Jewish narratives in South Africa 1892-1913 Editors: C Schrire & G Schrire

There is a vast and varied literature on the formation of 19th-century diasporic communities worldwide. Now, added to this are the previously unpublished autobiographical works of two members of the Schrire family, which form the core of The Reb and the Rebel, mainly covering the period 1892-1913. They comprise a diary, a poem and a memoir. The first two, written by Yehuda Leib Schrire (1851- 1912), chart his journey through a number of countries, including Lithuania, 2016 Holland, England and South Africa. The third is by his son, Harry Nathan (1895- 264 pages Soft cover 1980). The social history within these documents paints a lively picture of South Print: 978 0 79922 493 1 African Jewish communities at the turn of the 20th century. The diary and poem Web pdf: 978 1 48512 242 5 were penned in pre-Ben Yehuda Hebrew, from which they have been translated World rights available R316.00 / $28.95 / £19.50 into English. The voices of these two men differ. One is a foreign immigrant, the BISAC: BIO006000 threads of his European Talmudic learning braided tightly through his writing. BIC: BGH The other is a Cape-born native of South Africa whose words are studded with turn-of-the-century Cape Yiddish such as once echoed through the alleys and parlours of District Six. Binding these works together are essays on the South African context of the manuscripts and on their authors, as well as a genealogy in which many South African Jewish family names can be seen, a description of the documents relating to the manuscripts, and a glossary of Hebrew words. This is history at a microscopic level, but it is what makes history come alive. 24 recent backlist

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See also HISTORY, p.22 From Prohibited Persons to Citizenship Origins of citizenship and nationality in South Africa J Klaaren

LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE

See also HISTORY, p.23 Reb and the Rebel, The Jewish narratives in South Africa 1892-1913 Editors: C Schrire & G Schrire

Relocations Reading culture in South Africa Editors: I Coovadia, A Dodd & C Parsons

A public lecture series which became a celebrated part of Cape Town’s cultural landscape, demonstrating current intellectual and creative thinking in South Africa, was the inspiration for this book. The lectures, by world-renowned artists, writers and thinkers, gave audiences a chance to engage with transformative texts and questions, to hear thought leaders speak on the ideas, the books, the 2016 art, and the films that matter to them and to us. A selection of these lectures 256 pages has been brought together here in the form of essays, for the benefit of a wider Soft cover, duotone interior Print: 978 1 77582 079 6 readership, with an edgy, contemporary design which plays with words. The World rights available authors range from novelists André Brink and Imraan Coovadia (one of the R362.00 / £21.95 / $33.95 collection’s editors), to poets Gabeba Baderoon and Rustum Kozain, to artist BISAC: LCO010000 BIC: DNS William Kentridge and social activist Zackie Achmat. The topics are as wide as Don Quixote, Marx and Lincoln, trout fishing, Hamlet, the 19th-century Russian writer Gogol and Nabokov’s novel Lolita. Today’s readers are increasingly interested in finding new ways to understand and live with great texts and the world of ideas. These essays challenge the ways in which the classics are read and taught. recent backlist 25

NATURAL SCIENCES Evolution’s Chimera Bats and the marvel of evolutionary adaptation D Jacobs

In Greek mythology, the chimera was a hybrid monster made up of the parts of different animals. Bats look like they have the body of a mouse, the face of a gargoyle or fox, and the wings of a pterosaur, giving rise to this book’s title. Evolution’s Chimera describes the extraordinary physical and behavioural 2016 276 pages adaptations of bats, using them to illustrate the processes of natural evolution. Soft cover Bats comprise a quarter of all mammals in the world and are the only mammals Print: 978 1 77582 212 7 that can fly. They occupy every landmass and almost every habitat on Earth, Web pdf: 978 1 48512 231 9 World rights available except for the Antarctic, and make up the second-most diverse group of mammals R343.00 / $31.00 / £21.50 on the planet, numbering more than 1 270 species. They have also been in BISAC: SCI027000, SCI070030 BIC: PSAJ, PSVW7 existence for about 53 million years. They are therefore ideal for the study of how evolution generates the diversity that is the most outstanding characteristic of life. This book provides a review of the latest research into evolution and biology, indicates what research still needs to be done and introduces new hypotheses for testing.

PHILOSOPHY Equal Society, The Essays on equality in theory and practice Editor: G Hull

Social equality emerged as an approach in philosophy in the late 1990s, and is now a topic in most undergraduate courses in political philosophy. Its idea is that justice is not only a matter of distributing goods or welfare equally, but 2016 rather a matter of achieving a society in which individuals are on equal terms. 348 pages The essays in The Equal Society aim to move the concept of social equality Soft cover Print: 978 1 77582 218 9 forward by exploring its connections with other areas of philosophy, such as the Southern African rights only critical philosophy of race, and recognition theory. It examines how historical R457.00 philosophy — Platonic, Kantian and African approaches to equality — can BISAC: PHI019000, PHI034000 BIC: HPS inform current thought. And it depicts how the social equality approach can be applied to equality in higher education, egalitarian social relations in the organisation of corporations, and the gendered division of labour. There has not yet been an essay collection dedicated specifically to social equality. The essays in this book are specifically written for this volume, by internationally renowned, leading scholars. 26 recent backlist

POLITICS AND SECURITY Domains of Freedom Justice, citizenship and social change in South Africa Editors: T Kepe, M Levin & B von Lieres

There were enormous expectations placed on the shoulders of the South African revolution to produce an alternative political regime in response to apartheid and global neo-liberalism. That South Africa’s democracy has been 2016 unable to provide deeper freedoms is not necessarily a betrayal. Freedom is 324 pages Soft cover made possible and/or limited by local political choices, contemporary global Print: 978 1 77582 204 2 conditions and the complexities of social change. Domains of Freedom explores Web: 978 1 77582 222 6 the multiplicity of spaces within which the dynamics of social change unfold, World rights available R368.00 / $31.95 / £18.95 and the complex ways in which power is produced and reproduced. In this BISAC: POL053000 way, it seeks to understand the often non-linear practices through which BIC: JPA alternative possibilities emerge, the lengthy and often indirect ways in which new communities are imagined and new solidarities are built. In this sense, the essays in this book portray neither hope nor despair. Nor do they seek to situate themselves between these two poles. Instead, the book as a whole aims to read the present historically, critically and politically, and to offer insights into the ongoing, iterative and often messy struggles for freedom.

See also Development Studies, p.19 State, governance and development in Africa Editors: F Khan, E Grundling, G Ruiters, Z Ndevu & B Baloyi recent backlist 27

Strategic Corporal Revisited, The Challenges for combatants in 21st-century warfare Editors: D Lovell & D-P Baker

In 1999, US Marine Corps General Charles C. Krulak coined the term ‘The Strategic Corporal’, which described the range of challenges likely to be faced by marines on the modern battlefield and where a range of operations (fighting, peace works and humanitarian assistance) might occur simultaneously within a very limited precinct. The chapters in this book use the metaphor of the ‘strategic corporal’ to focus on the demands facing junior leaders in contemporary military operations, and what 2017 might be done to enhance their ability to respond to them. The circumstances in 232 pages Soft cover which these decisions are made need to be better understood, by soldiers and Print: 978 1 77582 220 2 their critical onlookers, be they villagers on the scene, senior military or political Web pdf: 978 77582 231 8 leaders remote from the operation, or anti-war activists thousands of miles away. World rights available R343.00 / $33.95 / £21.95 Being ‘strategic’ is not just about a soldier’s professional mastery. Increasingly it BISAC: POL053000 also means a genuine familiarity with legal and ethical issues, and an ability in low- BIC: JWA intensity conflict to understand local culture and communicate with local villages and neighbourhoods.

The book combines theoretical discussions with practical examples, considering the issues and challenges of military leadership, the role of civilians and contractors, the importance of International Humanitarian Law, and even whether strategic gains can be made without the deployment of troops (‘strategic corporals’ or otherwise).

RESEARCH SKILLS

See also HEALTH, p.21 Building and Evaluating Research Capacity in Healthcare Systems Case studies and innovative models Editors: N Edwards, D Kaseje & E Kahwa 28 recent backlist

URBAN STUDIES Upgrading Informal Settlements in South Africa Pursuing a partnership-based approach Editors: L Cirolia, T Görgens, M van Donk, W Smit & S Drimie

At the end of apartheid the South African state launched a large-scale

2016 Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) which included the 512 pages provision of ‘free housing’ to the poor — known commonly as ‘RDP housing’. Soft cover There is overwhelming evidence that this programme has largely failed and the Print: 978 1 77582 083 3 Web pdf: 978 1 48511 569 4 idea of upgrading informal settlements rather than eradicating them has slowly World rights available gained traction in South Africa. A more incremental and participatory housing R589.00 / $50.00 / £40.95 BISAC: SOC042000 delivery model is necessary, using a more plural, responsive and adaptive BIC: JFFB approach which responds to the challenges of the informal city. A range of innovative upgrading practices are emerging, among them partnerships between NGOs, local municipalities and communities to address upgrading challenges. This book captures the current successes and challenges of informal settlement upgrading initiatives in South Africa and seeks to inspire sustainable and transformative upgrading practice. backlist 2018/19 30 backlist

AFRICAN STUDIES Raw Life, New Hope Decency, housing and everyday life Burdened by Race in a post-apartheid community Coloured identities in F Ross southern Africa 2009 M Adhikari (editor) 256 pages 2009 Print: 978 1 91989 527 7 272 pages Web pdf: 978 1 92049 932 7 Print: 978 1 91989 514 7 EPub: 9781919895673 Web pdf: 978 1 92049 942 6 World rights available EPub: 978 1 91989 574 1 R423.00 / $45.00 / £34.95 World rights available BISAC: SOC002000 R454.00 / $42.95 / £33.50 BIC: JHMC BISAC: SOC031000 BIC: JFSL1 BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Circular Migration in Business of Social and Zimbabwe and Contemporary Environmental Innovation, The sub-Saharan Africa Exploring new frontiers in Africa D Potts V Bitzer, R Hamann, M Hall & E Wosu 2011 Griffin-EL (editors) 302 pages 2015 Print: 978 1 91989 597 0 260 pages EPub: 978 1 91989 577 2 Soft cover Southern African rights Print: 978 1 77582 074 1 R385.00 Southern African rights only BISAC: SOC007000 R330.00 BIC: JFFN BISAC: BUS072000 BIC: KJJ

HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa Rethinking Leadership Understanding the implications K April, R Macdonald of culture & context & S Vriesendorp J Baxen & A Breidlid (editors) 2000 2009 160 pages 160 pages Print: 978 1 91971 353 3 Print: 978 1 91989 518 5 World rights available Web pdf: 978 1 92049 982 2 R360.00 / $31.95 / £21.50 EPub: 978 1 91989 577 2 BISAC: BUS071000 World rights available BIC:KJMB R356.00 / $29.50 / £21.95 BISAC: SOC057000 BIC: JFFH2

Myth and Meaning Steward Leadership San-Bushman folklore in A maturational perspective global context K April, J Kukard & K Peters (editors) J.D. Lewis-Williams 2013 2015 160 pages 258 pages Print: 978 1 91989 532 1 Soft cover Web pdf: 978 1 77582 061 1 Print: 978 1 77582 205 9 World rights available Southern African rights only R356.00 / $31.95 / £21.50 R371.00 BISAC: BUS071000 BISAC: HIS001040, SOC011000 BIC: KJMB BIC: HBJH, HBTB, HRQC, JFHF backlist 31

CULTURAL STUDIES DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Hostels, Homes, Museum Food Security in South Africa Memorialising migrant labour Human rights and entitlement pasts in Lwandle, South Africa perspectives N Murray & L Witz S Fukuda-Parr & V Taylor (editors) 2014 2015 208 pages 294 pages Print: 978 1 77582 077 2 Soft cover Web pdf: 978 1 77582 199 1 Print ISBN: 978 1 77582 072 7 World rights available Web pdf: 978 1 48511 566 3 R293.00 / $27.50 / £18.50 Mobi: 978 1 77582 163 2 BISAC: HIS 047000 Also available as e-chapters BIC: HBTB World rights available R372.00 / $31.95 / £21.50 BISAC: BUS068000 BIC: KCM Thinking Architecturally Just Transitions An introduction to the creation Explorations of sustainability in an of form and place unfair world P Righini M Swilling & E Annecke 1999 2012 336 pages 384 pages Print: 978 1 91971 329 8 Soft cover World rights available Print: 978 1 91989 523 9 R605.00 Web pdf: 978 1 92054 167 5 BISAC: ARC013000 EPub: 978 1 92054 168 2 BIC: AMC World rights available R591.00 / $45.00 / £29.95 BISAC: BUS072000 BIC: KCN

Sustainable Options Development lessons from applied environmental economics J Blignaut & M de Wit 2004 420 pages Print: 978 1 91971 343 4 World rights available R609.00 / $45.00 / £38.50 BISAC: BUS099000 BIC: KCN

Victoria Mxenge Housing Project, The Women building communities through social activism and informal learning S Ismail 2015 192 pages Soft cover Print: 978 1 91989 552 9 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 168 7 World rights available R248.00 / $17.00 / £16.50 BISAC: SOC045000, SOC032000 BIC: JFFB, JNP, JFSJ 32 backlist

ECONOMICS Against Global Apartheid Fatal Indifference South Africa meets the World The G8, Africa and global health Bank, IMF and international finance R Labonte, T Schrecker, P Bond D Sanders & W Meeus 2004 2nd edition 400 pages 2003 Print: 978 1 91971 384 7 330 pages World rights available Print: 978 1 91971 382 3 R571.00 / $64.95 / £50.50 World rights available BISAC: BUS069020 R432.00 BIC: KCM BISAC: BUS069020

Basic Income Grant for South Primary Healthcare Spending Africa, A Striving for equity under fiscal G Standing & M Samson federalism 2003 O Okorafor 152 pages 2010 Print: 978 1 91971 386 1 160 pages World rights available Print: 978 1 91989 521 5 R236.00 World rights available (excluding electronic) BISAC: BUS068000 R356.00 / $42.95 / £33.50 BIC: KCB, KCM BISAC: BUS051000 BIC: KCQ

Business of Social and Sharing Benefits From the Environmental Innovation, The Coast Exploring new frontiers in Africa Rights, resources and livelihoods V Bitzer, R Hamann, M Hall & E Wosu R Wynberg & M Hauck (editors) Griffin-EL (editors) 2013 2015 206 pages 260 pages Print: 978 1 77582 006 2 Soft cover Web pdf: 978 1 77582 164 9 Print: 978 1 77582 074 1 World rights available Southern African rights only R347.00 / $31.95 / £21.50 R330.00 BISAC: BUS068000 BISAC: BUS072000 BIC: KCN BIC: KJJ

Construction Item Pricing Sustainable Options For more profit and less risk Development lessons from applied D Cattell environmental economics 2012 J Blignaut & M de Wit 168 pages 2004 Soft cover + CD 420 pages Print: 978 1 91989 569 7 Print: 978 1 91971 343 4 Web pdf: 978 1 92051 652 9 World rights available World rights available R609.00 / $45.00 / £38.50 R409.00 / $37.95 / £24.95 BISAC: BUS099000 BISAC: BUS101000 BIC: KCN BIC: KJMV1 backlist 33

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Burning Table Mountain Transforming the Frontier An environmental history of fire on Peace parks and the politics the Cape Peninsula of neoliberal conservation in S Pooley Southern Africa 2015 B Büscher 320 pages 2013 Soft cover 320 pages Print: 978 1 77582 001 7 Soft cover Southern African rights only Print: 978 1 77582 067 3 R366.00 Southern African rights only BIC: RNF R425.00 BISAC: HIS047000, NAT 049000 BISAC: BUS099000 BIC: RNT

Genes for Africa Waves of Change Genetically modified crops in the Coastal and fisheries developing world co-management in J Thomson South Africa 2002 M Hauck & M Sowman (editors) 208 pages 2003 Print: 978 1 91971 357 1 368 pages World rights available Print: 978 1 91971 380 9 R356.00 / $31.95 / £21.50 World rights available BISAC: SCI029000 R385.00 / $33.95 / £21.95 BIC: TCBG BISAC: BUS099000 BIC: RNFF

Mad Dogs and Meerkats A history of resurgent rabies in South Africa K Brown 2011 228 pages Print: 978 1 91989 596 3 Southern African rights only R334.00 BISAC: SCI070030 BIC: PSVL

Taking Action on Climate Change Long term mitigation scenarios for South Africa H Winkler 2009 224 pages + CD Print: 978 1 91989 525 3 Web pdf: 978 1 92049 941 9 EPub: 978 1 91989 573 4 World rights available R467.00 / $45.00 / £34.95 BISAC: BUS099000 BIC: RNPG 34 backlist

GENDER STUDIES From Boys to Men Sufi Narratives of Intimacy Social constructions of masculinity Ibn ‘Arabi, gender, and sexuality in contemporary society UCT book Award Winner 2015 T Shefer, K Ratele, A Strebel, N Shabalala & S Shaikh R Buikema (editors) 2012 2007 296 pages 250 pages Print: 978 1 77582 012 3 Print: 978 1 91989 503 1 Southern African rights only Web pdf: 978 1 92049 986 0 R374.00 EPub: 978 1 91989 583 3 BISAC: REL090000 World rights available BIC:HRHX R446.00 / $47.00 / £36.50 BISAC: SOC018000 BIC: JFSJ2

Gender of Psychology, The Victoria Mxenge Housing T Shefer, F Boonzaier Project, The & P Kiguwa Women building communities 2006 through social activism 376 pages and informal learning Print: 978 1 91971 392 2 S Ismail World rights available 2015 R571.00 / $55.95 / £43.50 192 pages BISAC: SOC018000 Soft cover BIC: JFSJ Print: 978 1 91989 552 9 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 168 7 World rights available R248.00 / $17.00 / £16.50 BISAC: SOC045000, SOC032000 BIC: JFFB, JNP, JFSJ Jacketed Women Qualitative research methodologies on sexualities and gender in Africa HEALTH J Bennett & C Pereira (editors) Rethinking Aging 2013 Growing old and living well in an 208 pages overtreated society Soft cover N Hadler Print: 978 1 91989 558 1 2012 Web pdf: 978 1 92051 667 3 272 pages World rights available Soft cover R282.00 / $26.95 / £16.95 Print: 978 1 92049 996 9 BISAC: SOC032000 Southern African rights only BIC: JFSJ1 R381.00 BISAC: MED032000 Rape Unresolved BIC: MJX Policing sexual offences in South Africa D Smythe 2015 272 pages Soft cover Print: 978 1 91989 589 5 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 155 7 Mobi: 978 1 77582 156 4 World rights available R371.00 / $28.95 / £18.95 BISAC: SOC004000 BIC: LNFJ backlist 35

HISTORY Anatomy of a South African Historical Archaeology at the Genocide, The Cape The extermination of the Cape San The material culture of the Dutch peoples East India Company (VOC) M Adhikari C Schrire (editor) 2010 2015 120 pages 288 pages Print: 978 1 91989 544 4 Soft cover Web pdf: 978 1 92049 989 1 CD with colour illustrations and EPub: 978 1 91989 566 6 catalogues World rights excl. US Print: 978 1 77582 203 5 R167.00 / $11.95 / £8.95 Southern African rights only BISAC: HIS001040 R428.00 BIC: HBJH BISAC: SOC003000, HIS047000 BIC: HDJH, HDLL, JFCD

Homeless Wanderers Cape Landscapes Movement and mental illness in Sir John Herschel’s sketches the Cape Colony in the 1834–1838 nineteenth century B Warner S Swartz 2006 2015 176 pages (Hardback with dustjacket) 224 pages Print: 978 1 91971 375 5 Soft cover R553.00 / $45.00 / £34.95 Print: 978 1 77582 082 6 World rights available Web pdf: 978 1 77582 088 8 BISAC: HIS047000 World rights available BIC: AGB R304.00 / $27.95 / £18.50 BISAC: HIS047000 BIC: HBTB

Genocide on Settler Frontiers Hostels, Homes, Museum When hunter-gatherers and Memorialising migrant labour commercial stock farmers clash pasts in Lwandle, South Africa M Adhikari (editor) N Murray & L Witz 2014 2014 350 pages 208 pages Print: 978 1 91989 568 0 Print: 978 1 77582 077 2 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 153 3 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 199 1 ePub: 978 1 77582 112 0 World rights available Mobi: 978 1 77582 154 0 R293.00 / $27.50 / £18.50 Southern African rights only BISAC: HIS 047000 R499.00 BIC: HBTB BISAC: HIS000000 BIC: HBTZ

Germany’s Genocide of the Imagining the Cape Colony Herero History, Literature, and the South Kaiser Wilhelm II, his general, his African Nation settlers, his soldiers D Johnson J Sarkin 2012 2011 230 pages 284 pages Soft cover Print: 978 1 91989 547 5 Print: 978 1 92049 975 4 Southern African rights only Southern African rights only R471.00 R385.00 BISAC: HIS001040 BISAC: HIS047000 BIC: HBTZ BIC: HBTQ 36 backlist

Imagining the Elephant Viewpoints A biography of Allan MacLeod UCT and its treasures Cormack 2013 CL Vaughan 256 pages 2008 Print: 978 1 77582 010 9 260 pages World rights available Print: 978 1 91989 508 6 R506.00 / $39.95 / £25.95 Southern African rights only BISAC: HIS047000 R421.00 BIC: WQH BISAC: BIO015000 BIC: BGT

Rural Resistance in Written Culture in a Colonial South Africa Context The Mpondo revolts after Fifty Africa and the Americas Years 1500-1900 L Ntsebeza & T Kepe (editors) A Delmas & N Penn (editors) 2012 2011 290 pages 400 pages Soft cover Print: 978 1 91989 526 0 Print: 978 1 91989 534 5 Web pdf: 978 1 91989 916 7 Web pdf: 978 1 92051 654 3 EPub: 978 1 91989 598 7 Southern African rights only Also available as e-chapters R391.00 Southern African rights only BISAC: HIS047000 R468.00 BIC: HBTV BISAC: HIS016000 BIC:HBTQ

Southern African Liberation Struggles New local, regional and global perspectives H Sapire & C Saunders (editors) 2012 320 pages Soft cover Print: 978 1 91989 593 2 Web pdf: 978 1 92051 665 9 Epub: 978 1 92051 664 2 Mobi: 978 1 77582 059 8 World rights available R304.00 / $34.95 / £26.95 BISAC: HIS001040 BIC: HBTR

Thomas Pringle South African pioneer, poet and abolitionist R Vigne 2013 280 pages Print: 978 1 77582 013 0 Southern African rights only R385.00 BISAC: BIO006000 BIC: BGH backlist 37

LAW Access to Knowledge In Search of Equality in Africa Women, law and society in Africa The role of copyright S Roehrs, D Smythe, A Hsieh & M de Souza C Armstrong, J de Beer, (editors) D Kawooya, A Prabhala & 2014 T Schönwetter (editors) 272 pages 2010 Print: 978 1 91989 588 8 384 pages Web pdf: 978 1 77582 151 9 Print: 978 1 91989 545 1 Mobi: 978 1 77582 152 6 World rights available excl. World rights available electronic R366.00 / $33.95 / £21.95 R445.00 / $38.95 / £25.00 BISAC: LAW018000 BISAC: LAW050010 BIC: LAQG BIC: LNRC

Accountable Government Land, Power & Custom in Africa Controversies generated by South Perspectives from public law and Africa’s Communal Land Rights Act political studies A Claassens & B Cousins (editors) D Chirwa & L Nijzink (editors) 2008 2012 408 pages 320 pages Print: 978 1 91989 550 5 Soft cover Web pdf: 978 1 92049 944 0 Print: 978 1 91989 537 6 EPub: 978 1 91989 576 5 Web pdf: 978 1 92054 163 7 World rights except US EPub: 978 1 92054 127 9 R552.00 / $39.95 / £27.00 World rights available BISAC: LAW028000 R533.00 / $40.95 / £28.50 BIC: LNS BISAC: POL053000 BIC: JPHC

Falls the Shadow Private Law and Human Rights Between the promise and the reality Bringing rights home in Scotland of the South African Constitution and South Africa K Bentley L Nathan & R Calland (editors) E Reid & D Visser (editors) 2013 2014 276 pages 575 pages Print: 978 1 91989 590 1 Print: 978 1 77582 045 1 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 057 4 Southern African rights only World rights available R789.00 R519.00 / $40.00 / £24.95 BISAC: LAW075000 BISAC: LAW018000 BIC: LNDC BIC: LND

Innovation & Intellectual Property Rape Unresolved Collaborative dynamics in Africa Policing sexual offences in South C Armstrong, J De Beer, C Oguamanam & Africa T Schönwetter (editors) D Smythe 2014 2015 376 pages 272 pages Print: 978 1 91989 599 4 Soft cover Web pdf: 978 1 77582 142 7 Print: 978 1 91989 589 5 EPub: 978 1 77582 143 4 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 155 7 Also available as e-chapters Mobi: 978 1 77582 156 4 World rights available World rights available R511.00 / $45.00 / £33.50 R371.00 / $28.95 / £18.95 BISAC: LAW050000 BISAC: SOC004000 BIC: LNRC BIC: LNFJ 38 backlist

Traditional African Religions From Man to Man, or in South African Law Perhaps Only T Bennett (editor) O Schreiner (edited by D Driver) 2011 2015 256 pages 530 pages Print: 978 1 91989 538 3 Soft cover Web pdf: 978 1 92054 123 1 Print: 978 1 77582 070 3 EPub: 978 1 92054 112 5 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 147 2 Also available as e-chapters ePub: 978 1 77582 148 9 World rights available Mobi: 978 1 77582 149 6 R489.00 / $43.00 / £33.50 Southern African rights only BISAC: LAW028000 R470.00 BIC: HRKT/LNDC BISAC: 004000 BIC: FV

LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE J.M. Coetzee: Two Screenplays Courage of ||Kabbo, The Waiting for the Barbarians and In Celebrating the 100th anniversary the Heart of the Country of the publication of Specimens of JM Coetzee (edited by Hermann Wittenberg) Bushman Folklore 2014 J Deacon & P Skotnes (editors) 212 pages 2014 Print: 978 1 77582 080 2 464 pages Web pdf: 978 1 77582 110 6 Print: 978 1 91989 546 8 World English-language rights except Web pdf: 978 1 77582 111 3 North America Also available as e-chapters R293.00 / $27.50 / £17.95 World rights available BISAC: PER016000 R598.00 / $50.00 / £37.50 BIC: DD BISAC: HIS047000 BIC: HBJH

Dance of Life Myth and Meaning The novels of Zakes Mda in post- San-Bushman folklore in apartheid South Africa global context G Fincham J.D. Lewis-Williams 2011 2015 208 pages 258 pages Print: 978 1 91989 528 4 Soft cover Web pdf: 978 1 92049 995 2 Print: 978 1 77582 205 9 EPub: 978 1 92049 994 5 Southern African rights only World rights except US R371.00 R412.00 / R37.95 / £24.95 BISAC: HIS001040, SOC011000 BISAC: LIT004010 BIC: HBJH, HBTB, HRQC, JFHF BIC: DSBH5

Nadine Gordimer Dictionary of South African Weaving together fiction, women Indian English, A and politics R Mesthrie D Brahimi 2010 Translated by V Everson & C Shapiro 292 pages 2012 Soft cover: 978 1 91989 536 9 192 pages Web pdf: 978 1 92049 939 6 Soft cover EPub: 978 1 91989 586 4 Print: 978 1 92049 991 4 R284 / $36.95 / £28.50 Web pdf: 978 1 92051 653 6 Hardcover: 978 1 91989 571 0 EPub: 978 1 92051 650 5 R454.00 / $40.00 / £30.95 World rights English-language World rights available R360.00 / $31.95 / £21.95 BISAC: REF008000 BISAC: LIT004010 BIC: CFB BIC: DSBH5 backlist 39

Outposts of Progress Joseph Conrad, modernism and POLITICS AND SECURITY post-colonialism African Renaissance and the G Fincham, J Hawthorn & J Lothe (editors) Afro-Arab Spring, The 2015 A season of rebirth? 266 pages C Villa-Vicencio, E Doxtader & E Moosa Soft cover (editors) Print: 978 1 77582 081 9 2015 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 089 5 240 pages World rights available Soft cover R310.00 / $27.95 / £18.50 Print: 978 1 77582 084 0 BISAC: LIT004010 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 093 2 BIC: DSBH Southern African rights only R335.00 BISAC: BUS068000 BIC: KCF Restaging Ubu and the Truth Community of Insecurity Commission SADC’s struggle for peace and Twenty years on security in Southern Africa J Taylor L Nathan 2015 2013 99 pages 196 pages Soft cover ISBN: 978 1 77582 075 8 Print: 978 1 77582 213 4 Southern African rights only World rights available R314.00 R287.00 / £16.00 / $18.00 BISAC: POL053000 BISAC: DRA011000 BIC: JPS BIC: DD

Flawed Freedom, A NATURAL SCIENCES Rethinking southern African Food for Africa liberation The life and work of a scientist in J Saul GM crops 2014 J Thomson 208 pages 2013 Print: 978 1 77582 078 9 190 pages Web pdf: 9781775821984 Print: 978 1 92049 981 5 Southern African rights only Web pdf: 9781 77582 048 2 R333.00 Epub: 978 1 77582 049 9 BISAC: HIS047000 Mobi: 978 1 77582 194 6 BIC: HBJH World rights available R314.00 / $28.95 / £18.95 BISAC: BIO015000 BIC: BGTA Friend or Foe? Dominant party systems in southern Africa N de Jager and P du Toit (editors) 2012 232 pages Soft cover Print: 978 1 91989 556 7 Web pdf: 978 1 92051 663 5 Epub: 978 1 92051 662 8 World rights available R378.00 / $34.20 / £26.50 BISAC: POL053000 BIC: JPB 40 backlist

Inside African Politics Post-conflict Reconstruction P Englebert & K C Dunn and Development in Africa 2014 Concepts, role-players, policy and 464 pages practice Print: 978 1 77582 068 0 T Neethling & H Hudson (editors) Southern African rights only 2013 R511.00 320 pages BISAC: POL053000 Print ISBN: 978 1 77582 004 8 BIC: JPA Web pdf: 978 1 77582 064 2 World rights available R425.00 / $38.95 / £25.00 BISAC: POL053000 BIC: JWLP

Kasrils Affair, The Power, Wealth and Global Jews and minority politics in post- Equity (3rd edition) apartheid South Africa An international relations textbook JB Pollak for Africa 2008 PJ McGowan, S Cornelissen 192 pages & P Nel (editors) Print: 978 1 91989 507 9 2006 Web pdf: 978 1 92049 943 3 462 pages EPub: 978 1 91989 575 8 Print: 978 1 91971 393 9 World rights available World rights available R292.00 / $26.95 / £20.50 R660.00 BISAC: BIO010000 BISAC: POL011000 BIC: JPF BIC: JPS

Limits of Democratic Security and Politics in South Governance in South Africa, Africa The The regional dimension L Picard & T Mogale P Vale 2015 2003 288 pages 256 pages Soft cover Print: 978 1 91971 381 6 Print: 978 1 77582 071 0 World rights available Southern African rights only R421.00 / $37.95 / £24.95 R403.00 BISAC: POL012000 BISAC: POL05300 BIC: JPS BIC: JPHV

On Military Culture South Africa and Theory, practice and African armed Contemporary forces Counterinsurgency F Vreÿ, T Mandrup & A Esterhuyse (editors) Roots, practices, prospects 2013 D-P Baker & E Jordaan (editors) 304 pages 2010 Print: 978 1 77582 066 6 288 pages Web pdf: 978 1 77582 140 3 Print: 978 1 91989 533 8 ePub: 978 1 77582 141 0 Web pdf: 978 1 92049 940 2 Mobi: 978 1 77582 150 2 EPub: 978 1 91989 572 7 World rights available World rights available R499.00 / $38.95 / £25.00 R506.00 / $39.95 / £29.50 BISAC: POL053000 BISAC: POL012000 BIC: JWJ BIC: JWDG backlist 41

South Africa Pushed to the Limit PSYCHOLOGY The political economy of change Homeless Wanderers H Marais Movement and mental illness in 2010 the Cape Colony in the 576 pages nineteenth century Print: 978 1 91989 540 6-6 S Swartz Web pdf: 978 1 92049 977 8 2015 EPub: 978 1 92049 976 1 6 224 pages Also available as e-chapters Soft cover Southern African rights only Print: 978 1 77582 082 6 R487.00 Web pdf: 978 1 77582 088 8 BISAC: POL053000 World rights available BIC: JPA R304.00 / $27.95 / £18.50 BISAC: HIS047000 BIC: HBTB

Substance Use and Abuse in South Africa Brain behaviour and other perspectives G Ellis, D Stein, E Meintjies & K Thomas (editors) 2012 448 pages Soft cover Print: 978 1 91989 529 1 Web pdf: 978 1 92054 164 4 EPub: 978 1 92054 125 5 Also available as e-chapters World rights available R637.00 / $56.00 / £43.50 BISAC: PSY038000 BIC: JMM

Youth Violence Sources and solutions in South Africa C Ward, A Dawes & A van der Merwe (editors) 2012 448 pages Soft cover Print: 978 1 91989 587 1 Web pdf: 978 1 92054 165 1 EPub: 978 1 92054 128 6 Also available as e-chapters World rights available R453.00 / $38.95 / £30.50 BISAC: PSY031000 BIC: JMM 42 backlist

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION RESEARCH SKILLS Consolidating Developmental Emerging Researcher, The Local Government J de Gruchy & L Holness Lessons from the South African 2007 experience 208 pages M van Donk, M Swilling, Print: 978 1 91989 501 7 E Pieterse & S Parnell (Editors) Web pdf: 978 1 92049 988 4 2007 EPub: 978 1 91989 579 6 584 pages World rights available Print: 978 1 91989 504 8 R332.00 / $31.00 / £23.95 World rights available BISAC: SOC024000 R649.00 / $36.95 / £24.50 BIC: GPS BISAC: POL017000 BIC: JPR

Democratising Local Government The South African experiment Growing the Next Generation S Parnell, E Pieterse, of Researchers M Swilling & D Wooldrige A handbook for emerging 2002 researchers and their mentors 320 pages L Holness Print: 978 1 91971 352 6 2015 World rights available 240 pages R409.00 / $40.95 / £31.95 Soft cover BISAC: POL017000 Print: 978 1 77582 085 7 BIC: JPR Web pdf: 978 1 77582 197 7 ePub: 978 1 77582 087 1 World rights available Failure of Decentralisation R330.00 / $27.95 / £18.50 in South African Local BISAC: SOC024000 Government, The BIC: GPS Complexity and unanticipated consequences A Siddle, T Koelble Jacketed Women 2012 Qualitative research 320 pages methodologies on sexualities and Soft cover gender in Africa Print: 978 1 91989 505 5 J Bennett & C Pereira (editors) Web pdf: 978 1 92051 656 7 2013 World rights available 208 pages R499.00 / $37.95 / £24.95 Soft cover BISAC: POL017000 Print: 978 1 91989 558 1 BIC: JPRB Web pdf: 978 1 92051 667 3 Public Works and Social World rights available Protection in sub-Saharan R263.00 / $26.95 / £16.95 BISAC: SOC032000 Africa BIC: JFSJ1 Do public works work for the poor? A McCord 2012 304 pages Soft cover Print: 978 1 91989 548 2 EPub: 978 1 92054 129 3 Web pdf: 978 1 92054 166 8 World rights available R378.00 / $33.95 / £21.95 BISAC: POL027000 BIC: KCFM backlist 43

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Africa’s Urban Revolution Making Urban Places S Parnell & E Pieterse (editors) Principles and Guidelines for 2014 Layout Planning 320 pages R Behrens & V Watson Print: 978 1 77582 076 5 1996 Southern African rights only 260 pages R432.00 Print: 978 0 79921 650 9 BISAC: SOC042000 World rights available BIC: JFFB R298.00 BISAC: ARC010000 BIC: RPC

Cities with ‘Slums’ Place Called Home, A From informal settlement Environmental issues and eradication to a right to the low-cost housing city in Africa M Sowman & P Urquhart M Huchzermeyer 1998 2011 220 pages 256 pages Print: 978 1 91971 318 2 Print: 978 1 91989 539 0 World rights available Web pdf: 978 1 92054 162 0 R368.00 EPub: 978 1 92054 124 8 BISAC: SOC042000 World rights available BIC: RNT R430.00 / $38.95 / £26.95 BISAC: SOC042000 BIC: JFFB

Food Security in South Africa Human rights and entitlement perspectives S Fukuda-Parr & V Taylor (editors) 2015 294 pages Soft cover Print ISBN: 978 1 77582 072 7 Web pdf: 978 1 48511 566 3 Mobi: 978 1 77582 163 2 Also available as e-chapters World rights available R372.00 / $31.95 / £21.50 BISAC: BUS068000 BIC: KCM

Informal Settlements A perpetual challenge? M Huchzermeyer & A Karam 2006 336 pages Print: 978 1 91971 394 6 World rights available R427.00 / $38.95 / £26.95 BISAC: SOC042000 BIC: JFFB 44 author index

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A F Mesthrie, R 7, 38 Siddle, A 42 Adhikari, M 30, 35 Fincham, G 38, 39 Mogale, T 40 Skotnes, P 38 Annecke, E 31 Fleisch, B 8 Moodley, N 5 Smit, W 28 April, K 30 Fukuda-Parr, S 31, 43 Moosa, E 39 Smythe, D 34, 37 Armstrong, C 37 Murray, N 31, 35 Sowman, M 33, 43 G Standing, G 32 B Görgens, T 28 N Stein, D 41 Baartman, T 16 Grundling, E 19, 26 Nathan, L 37, 39 Stevenson, A 6 Baker, D-P 27, 40 Ndevu, Z 19, 26 Strebel, A 34 Baloyi, B 19, 26 H Neethling, T 40 Swartz, S 35, 41 Baxen, J 30 Hadler, N 34 Nel, P 40 Swilling, M 20, 31, 42 Behrens, R 43 Hall, M 30, 32 New, M 12 Bennett, J 34, 42 Hamann, R 30, 32 Ngcaweni, B 13 T Bennett, T 38 Hanlon, C 6 Nijzink, L 37 Taylor, J 39 Bentley, K 37 Hauck, M 32, 33 Ntsebeza, L 36 Taylor, V 31, 43 Bitzer, V 30, 32 Hawthorn, J 39 Thomas, K 41 Black, A 21 Heinecken, L 17 O Thomson, J 33, 39 Blignaut, J 31, 32 Holness, L 42 Ogra, A 13 Tietze, A 19, 23 Bond, P 32 Hsieh, A 37 Oguamanam, C 37 Tomlinson, M 6 Boonzaier, F 34 Huchzermeyer, M 43 Okorafor, O 32 Bradley, D 7 Hudson, H 40 U Brahimi, D 38 Hull, G 25 P Urquhart, P 43 Breidlid, A 30 Palmer, I 5 Brown, K 33 I Parnell, S 5, 42, 43 V Buikema, R 34 Ismail, S 31, 34 Parsons, C 24 Vale, P 40 Büscher, B 33 Penn, N 36 Van der Merwe, A 41 J Pereira, C 34, 42 Van Donk, M 28, 42 C Jacobs, D 25 Peters, K 30 Vaughan, CL 36 Calland, R 37 Jaglin, S 20 Picard, L 40 Velelo, J 14 Cattell, D 32 Johnson, D 35 Pieterse, E 42 Vigne, R 36 Chirwa, D 37 Jordaan, E 40 Pollak, JB 40 Villa-Vicencio, C 39 Cirolia, L 28 Juwayeyi, Y 15 Pooley, S 33 Visser, D 37 Claassens, A 37 Potts, D 30 Von Lieres, B 26 Coetzee, JM 38 K Prabhala, A 37 Vreÿ, F 40 Coovadia, I 24 Kahwa, E 21, 27 Vriesendorp, S 30 Cornelissen, S 40 Karam, A 43 Q Cousins, B 37 Kaseje, D 21, 27 Qobo, M 13 W Kaviti Musango, J 20 Wakeford, J 20 D Kawooya, D 37 R Ward, C 41 Davies, H 12 Kepe, T 26, 36 Ratele, K 34 Warner, B 35 Dawes, A 41 Khan, F 19, 26 Reid, E 37 Wasserman, H 10 De Beer, J 37 Kiguwa, P 34 Righini, P 31 Watson, V 43 De Gruchy, J 42 Klaaren, J 22, 24 Roehrs, S 37 Winkler, H 33 De Jager, N 39 Koelble, T 42 Ross, F 30 Wittenberg, H 38 De Souza, M 37 Kukard, J 30 Ruiters, G 19, 26 Witz, L 31, 35 De Wit, M 31, 32 Wooldrige, D 42 Deacon, J 38 L S World Bank Group, The 9 Delmas, A 36 Labonte, R 32 Samson, M 32 Wosu Griffin-EL, E 30, 32 Dodd, A 24 Levin, M 26 Sanders, D 32 Wynberg, R 32 Doxtader, E 39 Lewis-Williams, JD 30, 38 Sapire, H 36 Drimie, S 28 Lothe, J 39 Sarkin, J 35 Driver, D 38 Lovell, D 27 Saul, J 39 Dubresson, A 20 Saunders, C 36 Du Toit, P 39 M Schönwetter, T 37 Dunn, KC 40 Macdonald, R 30 Schrecker, T 32 Mager, A 14 Schreiner, O 38 E Mandrup, T 40 Schrire, C 23, 24, 35 Eales, R 22 Marais, H 41 Schrire, G 23, 24 Edwards, N 21, 27 McCord, A 42 Scott, D 12 Ellis, G 41 McGowan, PJ 40 Shabalala, N 34 Englebert, P 40 Meeus, W 32 Shaikh, S 34 Esterhuyse, A 40 Meintjies, E 41 Shefer, T 34 title index 45

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A F Access to Knowledge in Africa – The role of copyright 37 Failure of Decentralisation in South African Local Government, The Accountable Government in Africa – Perspectives from – Complexity and unanticipated consequences 42 public law and political studies 37 Falls the Shadow – Between the promise and the reality African Renaissance and the Afro-Arab Spring, The – of the South African Constitution 37 A season of rebirth? 39 Fatal Indifference – The G8, Africa and global health 32 Africa’s Urban Revolution 43 Flawed Freedom, A – Rethinking Southern African Liberation 39 Against Global Apartheid – South Africa meets the World Bank, Food for Africa – The life and work of a scientist in GM crops 39 IMF and international finance (2e) 32 Food Security in South Africa – Human rights and Anatomy of a South African Genocide, The – entitlement perspectives 31, 43 The extermination of the Cape San peoples 35 Friend or Foe? – Dominant party systems in southern Africa 39 Freedom in Our Lifetime 13 B From Boys to Men – Social constructions of masculinity in Basic Income Grant for South Africa, A 32 contemporary society 34 Building a Capable State – Service delivery in From Man to Man, or Perhaps Only 38 post-apartheid South Africa 5 From Prohibited Immigrants to Citizens – The origins of Building and Evaluating Research Capacity in Healthcare citizenship and nationality in South Africa 22, 24 Systems – Case studies and innovative models 21, 27 Burdened by Race – Coloured identities in southern Africa 30 G Burning Table Mountain – An environmental history of Gender of Psychology, The 34 fire on the Cape Peninsula 33 Genes for Africa – Genetically modified crops in the Business of Social and Environmental Innovation, The – developing world 33 Exploring new frontiers in Africa 30, 32 Genocide on Settler Frontiers – When hunter-gatherers and commercial stock farmers clash 35 C Germany’s Genocide of the Herero – Kaiser Wilhelm II, Cape Landscapes – Sir John Herschel’s sketches 1834-1838 35 his general, his settlers, his soldiers 35 Child and Adolescent Development – An expanded focus Greening the South African Economy – Scoping the issues, on public health in Africa 5 challenges and opportunities 20 Circular Migration in Zimbabwe and Contemporary Growing the Next Generation of Researchers – A handbook sub-Saharan Africa 30 for emerging researchers and their mentors 42 Cities with ‘Slums’ – From informal settlement eradication to a right to the city in Africa 43 H Climate Change and Urban Development – Historical Archaeology at the Cape – The material culture Lessons from Cape Town 12 of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) 35 Community of Insecurity – SADC’s struggle for peace History of the Iziko South African National Gallery, A and security in Southern Africa 39 – Reflections on art and national identity 23 Compassionate Englishwoman, The – Emily Hobhouse HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa – Understanding the in the Boer War 22 implications of culture & context 30 Consolidating Developmental Local Government – Homeless Wanderers – Movement and mental illness in Lessons from the South African experience 42 the Cape Colony in the nineteenth century 35, 41 Construction Item Pricing – For more profit and less risk 32 Hostels, Homes, Museum – Memorialising migrant labour Courage of //Kabbo, The – Celebrating the 100th anniversary pasts in Lwandle, South Africa 35 of the publication of Specimens of Bushman Folklore 38 House of Tshatshu, The – Power, politics and chiefs north west of the Great Kei River, c 1818-2018 14 D Dance of Life – The novels of Zakes Mda in I post-apartheid South Africa 38 Imagining the Cape Colony – History, literature and the Democratising Local Government – South African nation 35 The South African experiment 42 Imagining the Elephant – A biography of Dictionary of South African Indian English, A 38 Allan MacLeod Cormack 36 Domains of Freedom – Justice, citizenship and social Incomplete Transition, An – Overcoming the legacy of change in South Africa 26 exclusion in South Africa 9 Dynamics of Language, The – Plenary and focus lectures Informal Economy in Francophone Africa, The 16 from the 20th International Congress of Linguists 7 Informal Settlements – A perpetual challenge? 43 Innovation & Intellectual Property – Collaborative E dynamics in Africa 37 Education Triple Cocktail, The – System-wide education In search of equality – Women, law and society in Africa 37 reform in South Africa 8 Inside African Politics 40 Emerging Researcher, The 42 Equal Society, The – Essays on equality in theory and practice 25 J Eskom – Electricity and technopolitics in South Africa 20 Jacketed Women – Qualitative research methodologies on Evolution’s Chimera – Bats and the marvel of sexualities and gender in Africa 34, 42 evolutionary adaptation 25 J.M Coetzee: Two Screenplays – Waiting for the Barbarians and in the Heart of the Country 38 46 title index

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Just Transitions – Explorations of sustainability in an S unfair world 31 Security and Politics in South Africa – The regional dimension 40 K Sharing Benefits from the Coast – Rights, resources Kasrils Affair, The – Jews and minority politics in and livelihoods 32 post-apartheid South Africa 40 South Africa and Contemporary Counterinsurgency – Roots, practices, prospects 40 L South Africa Pushed to the Limit – The political economy Land, Power & Custom – Controversies generated by South of change 41 Africa’s Communal Land Rights Act 37 Southern African Liberation Struggles – New local, Limits of Democratic Governance in South Africa, The 40 regional and global perspectives 36 South Africa’s Post-apartheid Military – Lost in M transition and transformation 17 Mad Dogs and Meerkats – A history of resurgent rabies in State, Governance and Development in Africa 19, 26 South Africa 33 Steward Leadership – A maturational perspective 30 Making Urban Places – Principles and guidelines for Strategic Corporal Revisited, The – Challenges for layout planning 43 combatants in 21st-century warfare 27 Media, Geopolitics and Power – A view from Substance Use and Abuse in South Africa – the Global South 10 Insights from brain and behavioural sciences 41 Myth and Meaning – San-Bushman folklore in Sufi Narratives of Intimacy – Ibn ‘Arabi, gender, global context 30, 38 and sexuality 34 Sustainable Options – Development lessons from applied N environmental economics 31, 32 Nadine Gordimer – Weaving together fiction, women and politics 38 T Taking Action on Climate Change – Long term mitigation O scenarios for South Africa 33 On Military Culture – Theory, practice and African armed forces 40 Thinking Architecturally – An introduction to the creation of form and place 31 Origins and Early History of the Chewa, Malawi, The – An archaeological perspective 15 Thomas Pringle – South African pioneer, poet and abolitionist 36 Outposts of Progress – Joseph Conrad, modernism and Towards Employment-intensive Growth in South Africa 21 post-colonialism 39 Traditional African Religions in South African Law 38 Transforming the Frontier – Peace parks and the politics of P neoliberal conservation in southern Africa 33 Patriots or Matadors – Political Conflict in Dutch Africa 16 Place Called Home, A – Environmental issues and U low-cost housing 43 Upgrading Informal Settlements in South Africa – Pursuing a Post-conflict Reconstruction and Development partnership-based approach 28 in Africa – Concepts, role-players, policy and practice 40 Power, Wealth and Global Equity – An international V relations textbook for Africa (3e) 40 Victoria Mxenge Housing Project, The – Primary Healthcare Spending – Striving for equity under Women building communities through social fiscal federalism 32 activism and informal learning 31, 34 Private Law and Human Rights – Bringing rights home Viewpoints – The University of Cape Town and its treasures 36 in Scotland and South Africa 37 Public Works and Social Protection in Southern Africa – W Do public works work for the poor? 42 Waves of Change – Coastal and fisheries co-management in South Africa 33 R Written Culture in a Colonial Context – Rape Unresolved – Policing sexual offences Africa and the Americas 1500-1900 36 in South Africa 34, 37 Raw Life, New Hope – Decency, home and housing in a Y post-apartheid community 30 Youth Violence – Sources and solutions in South Africa 41 Reb and the Rebel, The – Jewish narratives in South Africa 1892-1913 23, 24 Relocations – Reading culture in South Africa 24 Restaging Ubu and the Truth Commission – Twenty years on 39 Rethinking Aging – Growing old and living well in an overtreated society 34 Rethinking Leadership 30 Rural Resistance in South Africa – The Mpondo revolts after Fifty Years 36 contact us/marketing and sales 47

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