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The discovery and development of the Namaqualand Diamond Field, 1925-1950
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Land and Society in the Komaggas region of Namaqualand
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The Great Dance : myth, history and identity in documentary film representation of the Bushmen, 1925-2000
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Two far south : the responses of South African and Southern Jews to apartheid and segregation in the 1950s and 1960s
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Casting off the old Kaross: the Little Namaqualand missions, 1805-1848
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“Face of Fertility: Migrant isiXhosa-speaking Women's Reproductive Experiences and Agency in the Cape 1950-1989”
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Private property, capital and the state in the development of white commercial farming in South Africa, 1910-1986
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Development as unfreedom : the role of mine migrant labour institutions as agents of development in the Transkei, 1886-1980s
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The development of manufacturing industry in South Africa 1939-1969
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An assessment of the potential socio-economic impact of the future closure of DBNM's diamond mines in Namaqualand
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Development transformation and freedom : critical perspectives on development, transformation and freedom, with reference to a social and economic history of the state, markets and civil practices in the Western Cape of South Africa, c. 1910-1984
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The state and upland populations: Ivory, Cattle and Guns in Nomansland 1820-1880
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Memory and the afterlives of images: Jacqueline Quin and Leon Meyer, Maseru, 20 December 1985
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The churches of Bishop Robert Gray & Mrs Sophia Gray : an historical and architectural review
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Cape Town at war: the city, lived experiences and loyalties, 1914-1919
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Tradition, accommodation, revolution and counterrevolution: a history of a century of struggle for the soul of orthodoxy in Johannesburgs Jewish community, 1915-2015
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Commercial diplomacy, cultural encounter and slave resistance : episodes from three VOC slave trading voyages from the Cape to Madagascar, 1760-1780
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In search of a better life: a history of Korean migration to Cape Town
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The making of rural health care in colonial Zimbabwe : a history of the Ndanga Medical Unit, Fort Victoria, 1930-1960s
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A space for conflict : the scab acts of the Cape Colony, circa 1874-1911
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White South Africa and defence, 1960-1968 : militarization, threat perceptions and counter strategies
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Labour, capital and the state in the St. Helena Bay fisheries c.1856 - c.1956
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Witzieshoek : women, cattle and rebellion
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Hirsute bodies: the reclamation of the feminine in contemporary South African art
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Land and Society in the Komaggas region of Namaqualand
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The discovery and development of the Namaqualand Diamond Field, 1925-1950
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Casting off the old Kaross: the Little Namaqualand missions, 1805-1848
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Marital Miseries: A History of Marital Conflicts in the Nineteenth-Century Cape Colony, 1828-1900
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Lunacy, leprosy and legislation: medical practice and colonial control at the Cape, c. 1820-1831
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Negotiating freedom: the free black farmers of Jonkershoek, 1697-1710
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The arrival of Grey : a re-evaluation of George Grey's governance at the Cape of Good Hope, 1854-1861
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The Children's Friend Society in the Cape of Good Hope and the question of labour c. 1830-1842
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Elandskloof : land, labour and Dutch Reformed Mission activity in the Southern Cedarberg, 1860-1963
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When shall these dry bones live?' : interactions between the London Missionary Society and the San along the Cape's North-Eastern Frontier, 1790-1833
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Wupperthal: listening to the past
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The Northern Cape frontier zone, 1700 - c.1815
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Sam Sly's African Journal and the role of satire in colonial British identity at the Cape of Good Hope, c. 1840-1850
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Kat River revisited
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The Cape Squadron, Admiral Baldwin Walker and the suppression of the slave trade (1861-4)
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Land rights & identity: the establishment of the Leliefontein Mission and its impact on the Little Namaqua of the Kamiesberg
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The discovery and development of the Namaqualand Diamond Field, 1925-1950
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Dithakong and the 'mfecane' : a historiographical and methodological analysis
