Found in this section:
1. Brief Table of Contents
2. Full Table of Contents
1. BRIEF TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
List of Maps
List of Photographs and Sources.
Chapter 1 The Setting: Climate, Geography and People in South Africa
Chapter 2 Early Conflict and Interdependence: The Establishment and Expansion of the Cape Colony
Chapter 3 The British and the Expanding Cape
Chapter 4 The Making of New States
Chapter 5 African And Afrikaners States in Conflict
Chapter 6 The First Phase of Industrialization
Chapter 7 The Second Phase of Industrialization: Gold Mining and the Creation of a Unified White State
Chapter 8 From Union to Apartheid: The Consolidation of a White State and the Rise of African Opposition, 1910—1948
Chapter 9 Apartheid and South African Society
Chapter 10 The African Transformation of South Africa
Chapter 11 The New South Africa: 1994—2004
Chapter 12 Conclusion: Post-Transition Growing Pains and the World
Bibliography and Recommended Online Resources
Index
2. FULL TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
List of Maps
List of Photographs and Sources.
Chapter 1: The Setting: Climate, Geography and People in South Africa
The Environment
Human Communities: The San and Khoe
The First Farmers
Farming Society
Conclusions
Questions to Consider
For Further Reading
Chapter 2: Early Conflict and Interdependence: The Establishment and Expansion of the Cape Colony
Earliest Contact: Portuguese Forays and Khoe Responses
The V.O.C. (Dutch East India Company) and Company Rule
White Settlement and Khoe Resistance
Slavery at the Cape
Relations in the Zones of Interaction
Whites and Griqua in the Interior
The Xhosa and White Settlers
Conclusion
Questions to Consider
For Further Reading
Chapter 3: The British and the Expanding Cape
The Arrival of the British
Abolition
Reform and Labor
British Settlers
The Missionary Enterprise
Xhosa Crises: Interaction with the Settlers and Civil War
Conclusion
Questions to Consider
For Further Reading
Chapter 4: The Making of New States
The Implications of the making of the “Mefcane”
Nguni-speaking Chiefdoms
The Rise of the Zulu Kingdom
Developments in the Interior
Mass Movements and New States
Moshoeshoe and the Sotho
Mzilikazi and the Ndebele
Matiwane's Ngwane and the British
British Policy and the Xhosa
The Afrikaner “Great Trek”
Piet Retief and the Zulu
Conclusion
Questions to Consider
For Further Reading
Chapter 5: African And Afrikaners States in Conflict
African States and the Trekker Republics
Africans and British Policy Initiatives: Segregation and Indirect Rule
African States, White Settlers
Imperial Authorities and the Xhosa Crisis
The Sotho, Afrikaners and British Intervention on the Highveld
British Policy Reversals and the Sotho-Orange Free State War
Conclusions
Questions to Consider
For Further Reading
Chapter 6: The First Phase of Industrialization
Diamond Discoveries and Rival Claims
African Men and Women and the Development of Diamond Mining
The Impact of Mining
Imperial Designs, Local Politics and Confederation Schemes
British Imperialism
Afrikaner Republican Resistance and the Pedi Kingdom
The Final Phases of Conquest
Sotho and Zulu Resistance
Conclusion
Questions to Consider
For Further Reading
Chapter 7: The Second Phase of Industrialization: Gold Mining and the Creation of a Unified White State
Gold Mining African Migrant Labor
African Society and Migrant Labor
The Politics of Mining: the Afrikaners, and British and Rhodes
The South African War. Peace, Reconstruction and the Building of a White State
African Resistance and African Labor
Conclusion
Questions to Consider
For Further Reading
Chapter 8: From Union to Apartheid: The Consolidation of a White State and the Rise of African Opposition, 1910—1948
White Politics and the State
Segregation Legislation and African Communities
Opposition Movements and the Roots of African Nationalism
Rural African Opposition
Conclusion
Questions to Consider
For Further Reading
Chapter 9: Apartheid and South African Society
The Nationalists and Apartheid
Blacks and Apartheid Policies
African Society and the Impact of Apartheid
The Homelands
Opposition Politics: Strategy and Rural Protests
Rising Tensions, State Repression and Radicalism
South Africa in Global Context
Conclusion
Questions to Consider
For Further Reading
Chapter 10: The African Transformation of South Africa
The South African Security State and Regional Politics
Resistance From Below and the Failure of “Reform”
The Rejection of Reform, Uprisings and Opposition Tensions
Mounting Pressures and the Road to Negotiations
Negotiations and the Road to Democratic Elections
Conclusion
Questions to Consider
For Further Reading
Chapter 11: The New South Africa: 1994—2004
The New Government and the Ascendancy of the ANC
The Economy
Looking Back, Healing and Moving Forward: the TRC and the Land Question
Conclusion
Questions to Consider
For Further Reading
Chapter 12 Conclusion: Post-Transition Growing Pains and the World
This NEW chapter will cover the post-transition leadership of Mbeki and Zuma, the 2010 World Cup, current challenges: HIV/AIDS and crime and the new political economy.
Bibliography and Recommended Online Resources
Index
