New edition of African Studies now available

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John Buchan from the "Borders" to the "Berg": Nature, Empire and White South African Identity, 1901-19101 p. 3
Peter Henshaw

Sol Plaatje Reconsidered: Rethinking Plaatje's Attitudes to Class, Nation, Gender, and Empire1 p. 33
Peter Limb

Chiefs, Migrants and North Ndebele Ethnicity in the Context of Surrounding Homeland Politics, 1965-1978* p. 53
Sekibakiba Peter Lekgoathi

From Grahamstown to Egazini: Using Art and History to Construct Post Colonial Identity and Healing in the New South Africa p. 79
Julia C. Wells

"They heal in the spirit of the mother"1: Gender, Race and Professionalisation of South African Medical Women. p. 99
Liz Walker

Rites of Rebellion: Recent Anthropology from Zambia p. 125
David Gordon

Contributors p. 140

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