Bank, Leslie John
Bank, Leslie
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Bank, Leslie John 1962-
Bank, Leslie (Leslie J.)
Bank, Leslie J.
Bank, L.
VIAF ID: 61136415 ( Personal )
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Works
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| Anchored in place : rethinking higher education and development in South Africa |
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| Angry men and working women : gender, violence and economic change in Qwaqwa in the 1980s |
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| Between traders and tribalists: implosion and the politics of disjuncture in a South African homeland |
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| Beyond Red and School : gender, tradition and identity in the rural Eastern Cape |
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| Beyond the bovine mystique, 1991: |
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| Comrades, cats and country boys: youth style, city streets and the politics of home in East London's townships, 1950-1998 |
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| East Bank land restitution claim, 2001: |
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| The failure of ethnic nationalism: land, power and the politics of clanship on the South African highveld 1860-1990 |
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| Forgetting apartheid : history, culture and the body of a nun |
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| Frontiers of freedom: race, landscape and nationalism in the coastal cultures of South Africa |
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| Gender, households, and environmental changes |
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| Home-made ethnography: revisiting the 'Xhosa in town' trilogy |
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| Home spaces, street styles : contesting power and identity in a South African city |
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| Imonti modern, 2017: |
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| Inside African anthropology : Monica Wilson and her interpreters |
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| Living together, moving apart: home-made agendas, identity politics and urban-rural linkages in the Eastern Cape, South Africa |
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| The making of the Qwaqwa 'mafia'? : patronage and protection in the migrant taxi business |
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| Men with cookers : transformations in migrant culture, domesticity and identity in Duncan Village, East London |
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| Migrant labour after Apartheid : the inside story |
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| No visible means of subsistence : rural livelihoods, gender and social change in Mooiplaas, Eastern Cape 1950-1998 |
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| Of livestock and deadstock : entrepreneurship and tradition on the South African Highveld |
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| The rhythms of the yards : urbanism, backyards and housing policy in South Africa |
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| The social life of paraffin : gender, domesticity and the politics of value in a South African township |
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| Special issue: Eastern Cape |
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| Squatting and the politics of urban restructuring in Transkei : the case of Cala |
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| Traders and taximen in Qwaqwa, 1984: |
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| Traditional leaders in South Africa's new democracy |
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| Untangling the lion's tale : the violent masculinity and the ethics of biography in the 'curious' case of the apartheid-era policeman Donald Card |
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