hsrc press cape town (23 results)

paperback. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Soft cover in good clean condition. Bottom of page block is grubby. Pen marks on some pages. One dog-eared page. Used.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Covers have minor wear and creasing. Corners lightly bumped and chipped. Binding tight. No writing. xxvi + 350 pages including appendix and index. In the 1990s, African rulers lived long enough to vacate their offices. This book examines the post presidential years of various leaders and the dilemmas the transitions impose and analyses examines the relationships between old and new regimes. A few black and white tables. Size: 6 x 8.25.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good+. A nice, bright copy. ; B & W Illustrations; 6.75 X 0.25 X 9.25 inches; 132 pages.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. xlii, 604 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. A very good copy published in paperback. The cover is unmarked with only minor shelf-wear. Signed by the author/editor on the title page. The pages in the main body are clean and clear. GE. Signed by Author. Used.

Original decorated wrappers. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Slight wear to spine, covers & corners. Spine uncreased. ; Octavo; x, 161 pages.

Original decorated wrappers. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Light shelfwear. ; Moral Eyes: Youth and Justice in Cameroon, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and South Africa invites readers into a deeply moving and original study in which university students across four nationsCameroon, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and South Africagrapple with enduring questions of privilege, injustice, and collective memory. Using extensive interviews, the authors explore how issues of race, language, ethnicity, and religion shape evolving understandings of fairness and equity across African societies. Through candid and thoughtful reflections, these young voices challenge traditional moral frameworks by examining the roles of victims, bystanders, resisters, and those who inherit unjust benefits. This compelling work bridges thoughtful moral education with pressing real-world contexts, offering a unique lens through which to view justice, restitution, and the possibilities for societal transformation across generations. ; Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall; x. 161 pages.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Paperback in very good condition. Light shelf and handling wear, including minor creasing and wear to cover edges and corners. Within, pages are tightly bound, content is unmarked. CN. Used.

Original Decorated Wrappers. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Light wear to spine, covers and corners. Printer's fault on title page means page is dog-eared. Slight bumping to top right corner of front cover. ; Octavo; 374 pages.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The authors of Reclaiming African Environmentalism make the case that the relationships that indigenous and other marginalized minorities have formed with the land must be the primary considerations when planning and protecting Africa's overall economic and ecological well-being._x000D__x000D_CONTENTS: Introductionthe Editors.PROPERTY AND THE COMMONS.Neoliberalism and Pastoralism: Two Competing Visions of the Same Land at a Time of Climate Crisis, KenyaM. Mugambi.When Law and Policy Fail to Meet Reality: Exploring Environmental Conflicts in the Utilization and Management of Marlborough Wetland, Harare, ZimbabweE. Sigauke.Contested Forests: Claims and Meanings of Property Around Gwayi Forest, ZimbabweM. Malandu and F. Matose.Plantationocene in Lugela District: Reclaiming Nature, Relations and Personhood Amid Growing Neo-Extractive Capture in Contemporary MozambiqueA. Matusse.Forest Carbon Conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Wildlife Works Carbon LLC vs. Ngongo Basengele CommunityG. Dkamela.EXTRACTION AND WASTE.State, NGOs, and the Extractive Nature of the Conservation Industry in ZimbabweT. Mushonga.Land Transformation and Dispossession: The Case of Farming and Extractive Gold Mining in Western GhanaK. Tumawu.Hacking Life: Electronic Waste Salvaging in Tanzania's Digital AgeS.M. Ntapanta.Windscapes: Frontiers of South AfricaM. Pressend.Fracturing Contested Landscapes: Resource Frontiers in the Kalahari, BotswanaP. du Plessis.GRIEVING, RECLAIMING, AND DEFENDING EARLY RELATIONS.The Water Healer with No WaterK. Sello.Restoring the Earth: Literary Narrative and African Environmental StrugglesB. Klein.Technology Changes Everything: Herbicides and Soil in the Eastern Cape, South AfricaN. Phakisi.The Battle for the Soul of Xholobeni Land, South AfricaS. Zukulu.The Paradox of Infrastructure: Technopolitics and Time on the Kuils River in Cape Town, South AfricaN. Solomon.Conclusion: Composing an African Environmental Humanitiesthe Editors. African Doctoral and Masters researchers in Environmental Humanities, in the past 6 years. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

238 x 167 mm; laminated pictorial wrappers; pp. ix + (i) + 222, incl. index; some illustrations in text. Pencilled underlining and annotations erased. Very good condition. "Postcolonial African Anthropologies showcases a selection of recent African ethnographies and critically discusses anthropology's engagement with decolonisation and postcolonialism. The ethnographies in the book show that contemporary anthropology in Africa is dynamic and deeply self-reflexive, engaging issues of power and life in Africa and its nearby diaspora in multi-vocal and diverse ways. The book offers insight into gender relations in southern Africa the politics of healing and mutual support, identity in North Africa, the intellectual relationship between India and Africa and cultural continuities in Indian Ocean Africa.".

First Edition. New book. Africana. Paperback. No dj.

First Edition. New Africana. Paperback. No dj.

First Edition. New Africana. Paperback. No dj.

First Edition. New Africana. Paperback. No dj.

First Edition. Fine, new book. Africana. Paperback. No dj.

First Edition. New book. Africana. Paperback. No dj.

First Edition. Near fine, clean and tight. Africana. Paperback. No dj.

Softcover. Condition: Gut bis sehr gut.

First Edition. A new book in fine unread condition. Africana. Paperback. No dj.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The authors of Reclaiming African Environmentalism make the case that the relationships that indigenous and other marginalized minorities have formed with the land must be the primary considerations when planning and protecting Africa's overall economic and ecological well-being._x000D__x000D_CONTENTS: Introductionthe Editors.PROPERTY AND THE COMMONS.Neoliberalism and Pastoralism: Two Competing Visions of the Same Land at a Time of Climate Crisis, KenyaM. Mugambi.When Law and Policy Fail to Meet Reality: Exploring Environmental Conflicts in the Utilization and Management of Marlborough Wetland, Harare, ZimbabweE. Sigauke.Contested Forests: Claims and Meanings of Property Around Gwayi Forest, ZimbabweM. Malandu and F. Matose.Plantationocene in Lugela District: Reclaiming Nature, Relations and Personhood Amid Growing Neo-Extractive Capture in Contemporary MozambiqueA. Matusse.Forest Carbon Conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Wildlife Works Carbon LLC vs. Ngongo Basengele CommunityG. Dkamela.EXTRACTION AND WASTE.State, NGOs, and the Extractive Nature of the Conservation Industry in ZimbabweT. Mushonga.Land Transformation and Dispossession: The Case of Farming and Extractive Gold Mining in Western GhanaK. Tumawu.Hacking Life: Electronic Waste Salvaging in Tanzania's Digital AgeS.M. Ntapanta.Windscapes: Frontiers of South AfricaM. Pressend.Fracturing Contested Landscapes: Resource Frontiers in the Kalahari, BotswanaP. du Plessis.GRIEVING, RECLAIMING, AND DEFENDING EARLY RELATIONS.The Water Healer with No WaterK. Sello.Restoring the Earth: Literary Narrative and African Environmental StrugglesB. Klein.Technology Changes Everything: Herbicides and Soil in the Eastern Cape, South AfricaN. Phakisi.The Battle for the Soul of Xholobeni Land, South AfricaS. Zukulu.The Paradox of Infrastructure: Technopolitics and Time on the Kuils River in Cape Town, South AfricaN. Solomon.Conclusion: Composing an African Environmental Humanitiesthe Editors. African Doctoral and Masters researchers in Environmental Humanities, in the past 6 years. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

First Edition. New book in fine condition. Africana. Paperback. No dj.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Three soft cover volumes. Covers have minor wear, creasing and curling. Corners lightly bumped. Bindings tight. Scattered notes. Study of the development of the national liberation movement in South Africa in contrast to the African National Congress as fragmented, fractured and discontinuous. 9780796924865, 9780796924872, 9780796924889 Size: 6.5 x 9.5.