... history and particularly the history of Johannesburg in both the apartheid and postapartheid eras. The central conceit of the novel, the “animalled,” or “zoos,” marks a working through of the persistence of forms of stigmatization, violence, and exclusion in its present. © 2016 by Duke University Press...

...Timothy Mitchell; Anupama Rao © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 Editors’ Note Timothy Mitchell and Anupama Rao his issue begins by revisiting the interwar as a formative period for understanding transnational histories of Islamic modernism and addressing postapartheid...

... lower-income migrants, and deadly competition for elected party and government positions in postapartheid South Africa. The discussion focuses on describing the relationship between these three phenomena alongside aspects of multiparty politics, single-party rule, and violent contests for profitable...

... Ethnicity, Postapartheid ‘Race,’ Manoeuvre’: of ( very eyes” our before created invented, imagined, “being movements. nationalist significant African in became actors Indians African program) government’s scholarship Indian at the In- other of under each result university with a association as Africans...

..., might be superseded by a certain flatness of historical dimension has significant implications for the meaning of the “post” in “postapartheid.” For Nuttall the symptomatic reading is assumed to be Freudian or Marxian. Here, I am less concerned...

...Ahmed Veriava Abstract This article is about representations of poverty and governmental frameworks for addressing poverty in postapartheid South Africa. It is, therefore, also about “the poor,” about their place in society and the ways they intervene in the making of the present. The article...

... on race and an interrogation of whether his choices were a result of innate biases or larger historical forces that defined the possibilities of political action. Afro-Indian relations remain problematic in the postapartheid era despite the commemoration of Gandhi as an anticolonial hero. A critical...

...Robin L. Turner Contemporary postapartheid South African land struggles are haunted by the long shadow of historical dispossession. While apartheid-era forced removals are justifiably infamous, these traumatic events were moments in the more extended, less frequently referenced, and more expansive...

... of the African renaissance in the 1990s in postapartheid South Africa. Then it examines Africa's complex and contradictory inheritances of colonialism and nationalism out of which postcolonial Africa was molded. This is followed by an analysis of Africa's development ideologies and experiences since independence...

...- xiv + 188 pp., $24.95 (paper) plains how Kwa Thema, a township located in Gauteng (one of South Africa’s postapartheid new A hybrid place, South Africa has received growing provinces...

... of justice, democracy and power.”2 Following these critics and the work of the Rhodes Must Fall student movement, I would like to propose that analysis of the judge’s supplement to Kipling’s poem is relevant to an epistemological shift away from postapartheid “rainbow nation” myths...

... Kaur Hundle surveys new practices of citizenship among South Asian communities in Uganda as they navigate between “nativist” Ugandan policies, on the one hand, and transnational forms of political organization on the other. Similarly, Ahmed Veriava discusses problems of postapartheid citizenship...

... contribution to the special section, Ruchi Chaturvedi describes different kinds of violence that have played out in postapartheid South African political society and examines them in the light of its makeup as a modern democratic state. The latter's modes of offering representation and distributing power...

..., sometimes elitist, modes of art as a (racialized) marketplace. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 Nomusa Makhubu colonial photography postapartheid South Africa art References Callinicos Luli . Gold and Workers, 1886–1924: A People's History of South Africa . Vol. 1...

... on Evil Days’: Smuts' South Africa, Global War, and Transnational Politics, 1939–1946.” Journal of Global History 7 , no. 3 ( 2012 ): 438 – 60 . Lalu Premesh . The Deaths of Hintsa: Postapartheid South Africa and the Shape of Recurring Pasts . Cape Town : HSRC Press , 2009...

... for example, terms of modernist forms of creative and aesthetic that twenty years into a postapartheid democracy output the objects that tend to occupy the hu- humanities and social science faculty are, on av- manities gaze there is a compelling new body of erage, age fifty to fifty-f­ive and 80 percent...

... are united in their rigorous attention to shift- with mixed feelings of fascination and anxiety; only ing articulations of race in postapartheid South a few see in it a positive challenge for the process of Africa, to sites and processes of desegregation as Europeanization...

... are united in their rigorous attention to shift- with mixed feelings of fascination and anxiety; only ing articulations of race in postapartheid South a few see in it a positive challenge for the process of Africa, to sites and processes of desegregation as Europeanization...

... are united in their rigorous attention to shift- with mixed feelings of fascination and anxiety; only ing articulations of race in postapartheid South a few see in it a positive challenge for the process of Africa, to sites and processes of desegregation as Europeanization...

... are united in their rigorous attention to shift- with mixed feelings of fascination and anxiety; only ing articulations of race in postapartheid South a few see in it a positive challenge for the process of Africa, to sites and processes of desegregation as Europeanization...