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Prof Sandra Swart 

Books

Sole-authored, Riding High – horses, humans and history in South Africa (Johannesburg: Witwatersrand 中国体育彩票 Press, 2010). Long listed for Alan Paton Award 2011.

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Radelose Rebellie? (Protea, 2009). Co-authored with Albert Grundlingh.

Canis Africanis – a dog history of Southern Africa (Brill, 2008). Co-edited with Lance Van Sittert.

Breeds of Empire: The 'invention' of the horse in the Philippines and Southern Africa, 1500-1950 (Nordic Institute of Asian Studies Press 2007). Co-authored with Greg Bankoff.

Academic Journal Articles

Lize Marie van der Watt and Sandra Swart, "Falling off the map: South Africa, Antarctica and Empire, c. 1919 – 1939", The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 43 (2), 2015.

Danielle Dunbar and Sandra Swart, "The Devil Rejoiced: Volk, Devils and Moral Panic in White South Africa, 1978-1982", Journal of Historical Sociology, 28(2), June 2015, pp. 236-263.

Danielle Dunbar and Sandra Swart, "'No less a foe than Satan himself': The Devil, Transition and Moral Panic in White South Africa, 1989 – 1993", Journal of Southern African Studies (2012).

Sandra Swart, "The World the Horses Made – a South African case study of writing animals into social history", International Review of Social History, 55, 2, 2010.

Sandra Swart, "'The terrible laughter of the Afrikaner' – towards a social history of humour", Journal of Social History, 42:4, Summer, 2009.

Sandra Swart and L.M. Van der Watt, "Taaltriomf or taalverdriet? An aspect of the roles of Eugène Marais and Gustav Preller in the Second Language Movement c. 1905-1927", Historia, 53, 2, 2008.

Sandra Swart, "'High Horses' – horses, class and socio-economic change in South Africa", Journal of Southern African Studies, 34, 1, 2008.

Sandra Swart, '"But Where's the Bloody Horse?": Textuality and Corporeality in the "Animal Turn", Journal of Literary Studies, 23, 3, 2007.

Sandra Swart, "'Motherhood and Otherhood' – gendered citizenship and Afrikaner women in the South African 1914 Rebellion". African Historical Review, 39, 1, 2007.

Sandra Swart, "The 'Five Shilling Rebellion'– rural white male anxiety and the 1914 Boer Rebellion", South African Journal of History, 56, 2006.

Sandra Swart, "The Construction of Eugène Marais as an Afrikaner Hero", Journal of Southern African Studies, 30, 4, 2004.

Sandra Swart, "'Bushveld Magic' and 'Miracle doctors' – an exploration of Eugène Marais and C. Louis Leipoldt's experiences in the Waterberg, South Africa, c.1906-1917", Journal of African History, 45, 2004.

Sandra Swart, "'Men of Influence' – The Ontology of Leadership in the 1914 Boer Rebellion", Journal of Historical Sociology, 17, 1, 2004.

Sandra Swart, "Dogs and Dogma: a discussion of the socio-political construction of Southern African dog breeds as a window on social history", South African Historical Journal, 48, 2003.

Sandra Swart, "Mythic Bushmen in Afrikaans Literature - The Dwaalstories of Eugène N. Marais", Current Writing 15, 3, 2003. 

Sandra Swart, "'An irritating Pebble in Kruger's shoe' – Eugène Marais and Land en Volk in the ZAR, 1891-1896", Historia, 48, 2, 2003. 

Lance van Sittert and Sandra Swart, "Canis Familiaris – a dog history of South Africa", South African Historical Journal, 48, 2003.

Sandra Swart, "Desperate men – Rebellion and the politics of poverty in the 1914 Rebellion", South African Journal of History, 42, 2001.

Sandra Swart, "A Boer and his gun and his wife are three things always together", Journal of Southern African Studies, 24, 4, 1998.

Wesley Mwatwara and Sandra Swart, "'It is no use advising us! Command us and we will obey' Livestock management in colonial Zimbabwe during the 'betterment' era, c.1930-51", Environment and History, 21, 2015. 

Wesley Mwatwara and Sandra Swart, "If our cattle die, we eat them but these white people bury and burn them!' African Livestock Regimes, Veterinary Knowledge and the Emergence of a Colonial Order in Southern Rhodesia, c. 1860–1902", Kronos, 41, 2015.

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Prof Wessel Visser

Personal research publications

“Geskiedenisonderrig en die ontwikkeling van perspektiwiese, ewewigtige en kritiese denke by die blanke skoolgaande jeug" (Die Unie, Jaargang 86, Nr. 5, November 1989, pp.142-144).

“People's History en Geskiedenisonderrig op skool: 'n alternatiewe geskiedenis vir die Nuwe Suid-Afrika?" (Gister en Vandag, Nr. 25, Mei 1993, pp.32-39).

“Deurlopende Sillabusontwikkeling vir groter inhoudsrelevansie. Enkele didaktiese riglyne vir die toepassing van kontemporêre geskiedenismateriaal op skoolvlak" (Gister en Vandag, Nr.28, Oktober 1994, pp.21-28).

“Die politieke, ekonomiese en sosiale gevolge van die ontdekking van minerale met betrekking tot arbeid in Suid-Afrika" (Gister en Vandag, Nr.32, Oktober 1996, pp.24-32).

“White Labour Aristocracy and Black Proletariat : The Origins and Deployment of South Africa's  racially divided Working Class" (ITH Tagungsberichte 34: Die Arbeiterbewegung – Ein gescheitertes Projekt der Moderne?, Akademische Verlaganstalt, Vienna, 2000, pp.220-245).

“Hvidt Arbejderaristokrati og sort proletareat" (Arbejder Historie, Tidsskrift for Historie og Politik, (2) 2001, pp.52-69).

“The Star in the East. South African Socialist Expectations and Responses to the Outbreak of the Russian Revolution" (South African Historical Journal (44), May 2001, pp.40-71).

“The Uneasy Electoral Relationship between Socialists and the South African Labour Party, 1910-1924" (Historia, Vol. 47 (1), May 2002, pp.83-104).

“The South African labour movement's response to the outbreak of the First World War and to declarations of Martial Law, 1913-1922" (Scientia Militaria, Vol. 31 (2), 2003, pp. 142-157).

“The Production of Literature on the 'Red Peril' and 'Total Onslaught' in Twentieth-Century South Africa" (Historia, Vol. 49 (2), November 2004, pp.105-128).

“To Fight the Battles of the Workers": The Emergence of Pro-strike Publications in early Twentieth-Century South Africa (International Review of Social History, Vol. 49 (3), December 2004, pp.401-434).

“Exporting Trade Unionism and Labour Politics: The British Influence on the early South African Labour Movement" (New Contree, No.49, April 2005, pp.145-162).

“Shifting RDP into GEAR": The ANC Government's Dilemma in Providing an Equitable System of Social Security for the “New" South Africa (ITH-Tagungsberichte 39, “Mercy or Right": Development of Social Security Systems, Akademische Verlaganstalt, Leipzig, 2005, pp.105-124).

“The Production of Literature on the 'Red Peril' and the 'Total Onslaught' in twentieth-century South Africa", in A Balezin (ed), Archives –Key to African history of the 20^th century. Proceedings of the International Conference in celebration of the 75^th anniversary of prof. Apollon Davidson. Institute of Asian and African Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow State 中国体育彩票, Moscow, 2005, pp.150-180.

In collaboration with S van der Velden: “Strikes in the Netherlands and South Africa, 1900-1998: A Comparison" (South African Journal of Labour Relations, Vol. 30, No.1, 2006, pp.51-75).

“Dr. Albert Hertzog se bemoeienis met die Mynwerkersunie" (The Journal for Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa, 2 (1), July 2006, pp.145-164).

“From MWU to Solidarity – A trade union reinventing itself" (South African Journal of Labour Relations, Vol.30, No.2, 2006, pp.19-41).

“Labour and Right-wing Extremism in the South African Context: A Historical Overview" (ITH-Tagungsberichte 41, Labour and Right-Wing Extremism, Akademische Verlaganstalt, Leipzig, 2007, pp.125-148).

“Afrikaner responses to post-apartheid South Africa: Diaspora and the regeneration of a cultural identity" (New Contree, No.54, November 2007, pp.1-30).

“Dr. Albert Hertzog en die Mynwerkersunie – 'n herbeskouing" (Journal for Contemporary History, Vol. 33, No 3, December 2008, pp. 40-66).

“'From RDP to GEAR to Post-Polokwane'. The ANC and the Provision of Social Security for Post-Apartheid South Africa" (Social Work, Vol. 45, No. 3, August 2009, pp. 225-240).

“Die vestiging van Solidariteit se Helpende Hand as 'n suksesvolle gemeenskaps gebaseerde welsynsorganisasie" (Journal of Humanities, Vol. 51, No. 1, March 2011, pp.21-35).

“'Guard Your Interests and Read The Worker': The Rise and Demise of The Worker, Mouthpiece of the South African Labour Party" (South African Historical Journal, Vol. 63, No 3, 2011, pp. 367-393).

“The Wiehahn Commission and the Miners' Strike of 1979: White Labour and the Beginning of the End of Apartheid in South Africa" (Journal for Contemporary History, Vol. 36, no.3, December 2011, pp.50-64).

“'Natal is a White Man's Land': Anti-Asianism and Pro-White Labour Politics in Colonial Natal, c. 1906-1909" (Journal of Natal and Zulu History, Vol. 30, 2012, pp. 23-52) [Online].

“A last desperate, but futile, attempt to shore up the industrial pillars of apartheid: The Miners' strike of 1979 and the impact of the Wiehahn Reforms on South African labour" (International Journal on Strikes and Social Conflicts, Vol. 1, No 2, January 2013, pp.195-214) [Online].

“Revisiting of the South African Mine Workers' Union – A Significant Factor in South African Mining History" (History Research, Vol. 3, No 4, April 2013, pp. 239-258).

“White settlement and irrigation schemes: CF Rigg and the founding of Bonnievale in the Breede   River Valley, 1900-c.1953" (New Contree, No 68, December 2013, pp.1-28).

“Caught in a stranglehold between resistance and reform: The Mine Workers' Union and    rightwing politics in South Africa, 1979-1997" (Journal for Contemporary History, 39 (2), December 2014, pp. 101-119).

“Water contestations in the Little Karoo: Liaisons between the Calitzdorp Irrigation Board and the Calitzdorp (Kannaland) Municipality, 1912-2013" (The Journal for Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa, 11 (3), December 2015, pp. 293-315).

“'Marikana Has Come to the Farms!!!': An Analysis of the Socio-Economic Impact of the   November 2012-January 2013 Farm Workers' Strike in the Western Cape" (History Research, Vol. 6, No. 1, Jan-March 2016, pp. 40-54).

“Politics under conditions of war: The effect of the War Measures Acts on political struggles within the South African Mine Workers' Union, 1939-1947" (Scientia Militaria, Vol. 44, No. 1, 2016, pp. 209-223).

“A perfect storm: The ramifications of Cape Town's drought crisis" (The Journal for Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa, Vol. 14, No. 1, 2018, pp. 1-10). https://doi.org/10.4102/td.v14i1.567

“Water as agent for social change, 1900-1939: Two case studies of developmental state approaches in establishing irrigation schemes" (Historia, Vol. 63. No. 2, November 2018, pp. 40-61).

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Books

Van MWU tot Solidariteit. Geskiedenis van die Mynwerkersunie, 1902-2002. Solidariteit, Pretoria, Sept 2008 (368 pp.).

A History of the South African Mine Workers' Union, 1902-2014. The Edwin Mellen Press, Lewiston, 2016 (300 pp.).

Chapters in books

“Ou Beskawings in Prekoloniale Afrika", in P Lubbe (red.), Wêreldspektrum Boek van die Jaar 1996, Pat Lubbe Publikasies, g.p., 1996, pp.44-49.

“Early African Kingdoms", in J Kruger et al (eds.), An Introduction to Africa. Pat Lubbe Publishers, Stilbaai, 1998, pp.24-35.

“Urbanization and Afrikaner Class Formation: The Mine Workers' Union and the Search for a Cultural Identity", in SJ Salm and T Falola (eds.), African Urban Spaces in Historical Perspective, 中国体育彩票 of Rochester Press, Rochester and Woodbridge, 2005, pp.131-163.

“Afrikaner anti-communist history production in South African historiography", in HE Stolten (ed), History Making and Present Day Politics. The Meaning of Collective Memory in South Africa, Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, Uppsala, 2007, pp.306-333.

“A racially divided class. Strikes in South Africa, 1973-2004", in S van der Velden, et al (eds), Strikes around the World, 1968-2005. Case-studies of 15 countries, Aksant Academic Publishers, Amsterdam, 2007, pp.40-60.

“Ellis, Daniel Edward 'Daan' (1904-1963)", in I Ness (ed.), The International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest, 1500 to the Present, Vol. III, Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford, 2009, pp.1087-1088;
“Harris, Charles (1896-1939", in I Ness (ed.), The International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest, 1500 to the Present, Vol. IV, Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford, 2009, pp.1556-1557;
“Paulus, Petrus Jacobus 'Arrie' (b.1930)", in I Ness (ed.), The International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest, 1500 to the Present, Vol. V, Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford, 2009, pp.2625-2626.

“'Jul mooiste besitting': Die ontstaan van die Helpende Hand", in D Langer (red.), Gebroke Land. Armoede in die Afrikaanse gemeemskap sedert 1902. Kraal-Uitgewers BK, Brandfort, 2009, pp.119-125.

“Afrikaner Responses to Post-Apartheid South Africa: Diaspora and the Re-Negotiation of a Cultural Identity", in G Teulié & M Joseph-Vilain (eds.), Healing South African Wounds. Presses universitaires de la Méditerrannée, Montpellier, 2009, pp.333-369.

“Die minerale revolusie", in F Pretorius (red.), Geskiedenis van Suid-Afrika. Van voortye tot vandag. Tafelberg, Kaapstad, 2012, pp.183-199.

“Die ontwikkeling van vakbonde en georganiseerde arbeid", in F Pretorius (red.), Geskiedenis van Suid-Afrika. Van voortye tot vandag. Tafelberg, Cape Town, 2012, pp.481-493.

In collaboration with A Senekal: “A Regenerative Form of Social Capital? The Case of Solidarity", in T Uys and S Patel (eds.), Exclusion, Social Capital and Citizenship. Contested Transitions in South Africa and India. Orient BlackSwan, New Delhi, 2012, pp.446-465.

“The mineral revolution", in F Pretorius (ed.), A History of South Africa. From the Distant Past to the Present Day. Protea Book House, Pretoria, 2014, pp.188-204.

“The development of trade unions and organised labour", in F Pretorius (ed.), A History of South Africa. From the Distant Past to the Present Day. Protea Book House, Pretoria, 2014, pp.478-491.

“Governments, Parliaments and Parties, Labour, Labour Movements and Strikes (Union of South Africa)", in 1914-1918 Online, International Encyclopedia of the First World War. [2016]
http://encyclopedia.1914-1918-online.net/article/governments_parliaments_and_parties_labour_

"The Stellenbosch Student, 1918-2018", in A Grundlingh and H Oosthuizen (eds.), Stellenbosch 中国体育彩票 1918-2018. US, Stellenbosch, 2018, pp. 92-166.

Book reviews

L Lange, White, Poor and Angry: White Working Class Families in Johannesburg, in H-SAFRICA@H-NET.MSU.EDU , 20.2.2004, pp.1-4.

ET Maloka, Basotho and the Mines. A Social History of Labour Migrancy in Lesotho and South Africa, c.1890-1940, in International Review of Social History, 50, 1 (April 2005), pp.109-112.

J Hyslop, The Notorious Syndicalist. J.T. Bain. A Scottish Rebel in Colonial South Africa, in International Review of Social History, 51, 1 (April 2006), pp.125-127.

A Drew, Between Empire and Revolution: A Life of Sydney Bunting, in South African Historical Journal, 60, 1 (March 2008), pp.148-151.

K Schoeman, Patrisi?rs & Prinse. Die Europese Samelewing en die Stigting van 'n Kolonie aan die Kaap, in South African Historical Journal, 62, 3 (September 2010), pp.613-615.

K Forrest, Metal That Will Not Bend: The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa 1980-1995, in Historia, 57, 2 (November 2012), pp.516-519.

E-J Bottomley, Armblankes, in New Contree, 66 (July 2013), pp. 180-183.

K Schoeman, Here en Boere. Die kolonie aan die Kaap onder die Van der Stels, 1679-1712, in  http://www.litnet.co.za/Article/here-en-boere-deur-karel-schoeman  ,24.1.2014, pp. 1-8.

L Scholtz, Die SAW in die Grensoorlog 1966-1989, in Historia, 59, 2 (November 2014), pp. 407-410.

Popular publications

“Voorbereidingswenke vir die Geskiedenisolimpiade", Gister en Vandag, Nr. 24, Oktober 1992, pp.36-37.

“Geskiedenis wys veranderinge in status quo hou groot implikasies in", Die Burger, 31.10.1997, p.21.

“Geskiedenis se Toekoms as Akademiese Vak is in Gedrang", Die Burger, 4.8.1999, p.13.

“Afrikaner se identiteit – quo vadis?", Die Burger, 20.3.2002, p.13.

“SAKP en wit werkers kom vêr pad saam", Die Burger, 17.8.2002, p.15.

“Afrikaners en die Diaspora-verskynsel", http://www.solidariteit.co.za/home/content.asp?Parentid=23&ID=822 7.3.2003.

?“Die dilemma van 'n gedeelde Afrikaanse identiteit: Kan wit en bruin mekaar vind?", http://vryeafrikaan.co.za/lees.php?id=115 17.2.2005.

“Herinneringe aan historici en historiese kwessies", Historia, Vo.54, No.1`, May 2009, pp. 287-288.

“Boeiende feite oor vroe? geskiedenis van Kruger-wildtuin en omstreke", Die Burger, 6.7.2009, p.11.

“Wanneer 'n Geskiedenisdepartement sy materi?le erfenis verloor", Historia, 56 (2), November   2011, pp. 191-192.

“'n Tweede 'Amandla'", Die Burger BY, 11.8.2012, p.5.

“Skeldwoord 'Boer' in die landbou kom 'n lang historiese pad", http://litnet.co.za/Article/skeldwoord-boer-in-die-landbou-kom-n-lang-historiese-pad 9.1.2013.

“Die Swart Saterdag toe 21 mynwerkers in 1913 se 'Marikana' gesterf het", Die Burger BY,  6.7.2013, p.10.

“Die weg na versoening is 'n lang en moeisame pad", http://maroelamedia.co.za/blog/debat/meningsvormers/die-weg-na-versoening-is-n-lang-en-moeisame-pad/  10.7.2015.

“Bloedige mynstakings geen nuwe verskynsel nie",      http://maroelamedia.co.za/blog/debat/meningsvormers/bloedige-mynstakings-geen-nuwe-verskynsel-nie/ 8.9.2015. 

“Kaapstad se waterbronne: Waarheen nou?", Die Burger BY, 4.3.2017, p. 7.

The Nel's River Dam of Calitzdorp, 1918-2018: South Africa's oldest working concrete gravity dam wall. Calitzdorp Besproeiingsraad, Calitzdorp, 2018. 108 pp.

“Dink weer oor dié plan", Die Burger, 5.7.2018, p. 11.

Dr Anton Ehlers

Books

Die Helpmekaarbeweging in Suid-Afrika.  Die storm-en drangjare, 1915-1920.   (Archives Year Book, 1991, part I)

Chapter in Gebroke Land:  Armoede in die Afrikaanse Gemeenskap sedert 1902 edited by D Langer. Kraal-Uitgewers, 2009.

`n Lewende Monument. Die Helpmekaar se eerste 100 jaar, 1916-2016, Sun Media, 2016 (co-author: Nonna Vos). 

Die Kaapse Helpmekaar C. 1916-2014. Bemiddelaar in Afrikaner opheffing, selfrespek en respektabiliteit. Sun Media, 2018.

 Journals

Die invloed van die Helpmekaarbeweging in Suid-Afrika 1915-1920 (Historia, May 1990, Vol 35 No 1).

Weerstand teen Apartheid (Gister en Vandag, nr.31 Mei 1996).

Die Anglo–Boereoorlog as stimulus vir die stigting van Afrikaanse Plattelandse Trustmaatskappye en Eksekuteurskamers (Historia vol 45(1), Mei 2000)

Trust Companies and Boards of Executors versus Country Attorneys:  The history of symbiotic "bastard relationships" in the battle for trust and estate business in South Africa to c.1920 (Fundamina, volume 9, 2003)

Apartheid mythology and symbolism.  Desegregated and re-invented in the service of the New South Africa:  The Covenant and the Battle of Blood/Ncome river.  (Alizés, Revue angliciste de La Réunion, no 24:  "Founding Myths of the New South Africa – Les Mythes fondateurs de la nouvelle Afrique du Sud" [5e collogue international. Saint-Denis de La Réunion, 25-29 mars 2003])

Trust companies and boards of executors vs banks :  Aspects of the battle for corporate trusteeship and trust business in South Africa up to 1940 (The South African Journal of Economic History, volume 22, September 2007, no 1&2)

Negentiende-en Twintigste- Eeuse Plattelandse Afrikaanse Trustmaatskappye en Eksekuteurskamers:  `n Evaluering van hulle Kenmerke, Bydrae en Agteruitgang (Historia, volume 52, no. 2, November 2007)

Renier van Rooyen and Pep Stores Limited:  The genesis of a South African entrepreneur and retail empire (South African Historical Journal, September 2008)

South African trust companies and boards of executors and the Bank Act, 1942:  From self-regulating "financial aristocrats" to statutorily controlled deposit-receiving institutions (The South African Journal of Economic History, Volume 24, September 2009 no 2)
 

Rescuing the Rebels from Ruin: Afrikaner Nationalism and the Political Economy of the Helpmekaar (Mutual Aid) Movement and its ?100 Fund, 1915––1917  (Economic History of Developing Regions, 26:1, 2011, 75-100)

 Business, State and Society - doing business apartheid style: The case of Pep Stores Peninsula Limited (New Contree, No 63, January 2012)

Constructing Boland Bank: organizational change and transformation in the South African trust company movement, c.1940–c.1970 (Management and Organizational History, Dec 2014.)

 The Helpmekaar: Rescuing the "volk" through reading, writing and arithmetic, c 1916-1965 (Historia Dec 2015)

Dr Chet Fransch 

"The Reading of Simone de Beauvoir's Sexual Violence in Marriage within the Changing Climate of South Africa, c. 1948-2007", Andrea Duranti and Matteo Tuveri (eds.), Proceedings of the 18th Conference of the Simone de Beauvoir Society: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, United Kingdom, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2017.

"'We would have no name': The porosity of locational and racial identities amongst the 'coloured communities' of Stellenbosch, c. 1890 – 1960s", African Studies, 69(3), 2010. 

"Simone de Beauvoir's Le Deuxième Sexe: [Re]naissance in South Africa?", in J. Kristeva, P. Fautrier, A. Strasser, P Fort (eds), (Re) découvrire l'oeuvre de Simone de Beauvoir – Du Deuxième Sexe à La Cérémonie des adieux, Bordeaux , Le Bord de l'eau, 2008.

Dr Thembani Dube

 "Kalanga culture and the nature of resistance against the Native Land Husbandry Act of 1951 in colonial Zimbabwe”, New Contree (in print)

”Politics of belonging: Ethnicity and identity of the Kalanga people of Bulilimamangwe District in colonial Zimbabwe”, in Handbook of Research on Social, Cultural, and Educational Considerations of Indigenous Knowledge in Developing Countries, IGI Global Publishers 2016.

“Culture, violence and the female body: The practice of Nholowemwizana custom as a form of cultural violence amongst the Kalanga women of Mpalawali area in Zimbabwe”, The Journal of History Research, Vol 3, No 4 April 2013