Backnumbers and Abtracts
JNS 1 / 2007
Andreas Eckl :
Reports from ‘beyond the line’:
The accumulation of knowledge of Kavango and its peoples by the German colonial administration 1891 – 1911
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Wolfram Hartmann :
Urges in the colony.
Men and women in colonial Windhoek, 1890 – 1905
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Werner Hillebrecht : ‘Certain uncertainties’ or Venturing progressively into colonial apologetics?
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André du Pisani :
Memory politics in Where Others Wavered The Autobiography of Sam Nujoma. My Life in SWAPO and my participation in the liberation struggle of Namibia
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Jakob Zollmann :
Polemics and other arguments – a German debate reviewed
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JNS 2 / 2007
Christo Botha :
Internal colonisation and an oppressed minority?
The dynamics of relations between Germans and Afrikaners against the background of constructing a colonial state in Namibia, 1884-1990
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Wolfram Hartmann :
Making South West Africa German?
Attempting imperial, juridical, colonial, conjugal
and moral order
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Pedro Lusakalalu :
Media, education and the count of Namibian languages
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Bruno E.J.S. Werz :
A suggested blueprint for the development of maritime archaeological research in Namibia
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Reviews:
Leo Barnard, (ed.), Grensoorlog/Border War 1966-1989, Special edition of Journal for Contemporary History, volume 31, number 3, December 2006, University of Free State (Christo Bota)
Adi Inskeep, Heinrich Vedder’s “The Bergdama”. An annotated translation of the German original with additional ethnographic material, Volumes I and II, Köln, Köppe, 2003 (George T. Nurse)
Karl-Johan Lindholm, Wells of Experience: a Pastoral Land-use History of Omaheke, Namibia , Uppsala University, Studies in Global Archaeology 9, 2006 (Andrew B. Smith)
JNS 3 / 2008
Gregor Dobler :
Boundary drawing and the notion of territoriality
in pre-colonial and early colonial Ovamboland
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Andreas Eckl : The Herero genocide of 1904: Source-critical and methodological considerations
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Dag Henrichsen : ‘Damara’ labour recruitment to the Cape Colony
and marginalisation and hegemony in late
19th century central Namibia
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Chris Saunders :
Some roots of anti-colonial historical writing
about Namibia
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Reviews:
Ute Dieckmann, Hai||om in the Etosha Region: A History of Colonial Settlement, Ethnicity and Nature Conservation, Basel, Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2007 (Nigel Crawhall)
Henning Melber, (ed.), Genozid und Gedenken. Namibisch-deutsche Geschichte und Gegenwart, Frankfurt, Brandes & Apsel, 2005 (Felix Axster)
Effa Okupa, Carrying the Sun on our Backs. Unfolding German Colonialism from Caprivi to Kasikili, Münster, LIT, 2006 (Jakob Zollmann)
JNS 4 / 2008
Isabel V. Hull :
The military campaign in
German Southwest Africa, 1904 – 1907
and the genocide of the Herero and Nama
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Birthe Kundrus :
Continuities, parallels, receptions.
Reflections on the ‘colonization’ of National Socialism
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Christo Botha : South Africa’s total strategy in the era of Cold War, liberation struggles and the uneven transition to democracy. Review article
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Bruno E.J.S. Werz : Not lost without a trace. The DEIC ship Vlissingen, assumed to have foundered near Meob Bay in 1747
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JNS 5 / 2009
Gary Baines : SADF soldiers’ stories. Review article
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Gertrud Boden :
The Khwe and West Caprivi before Namibian independence:
Matters of land, labour, power and alliance
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Stefan Hermes :
Looking back critically:
Representations of the ‘Herero War’ in novels of the GDR
(Ferdinand May, Dietmar Beetz)
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Nico Horn :
The process of human rights protection in Namibia
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Reviews:
Giorgio Miescher, Lorena Rizzo, Jeremy Silvester, (eds), Posters in Action. Visuality in the Making of an African Nation, Basel, Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2009 (Bruno Arich-Gerz).
Jürgen Zimmerer & Joachim Zeller , (eds.), Genocide in German South-West Africa. The Colonial War of 1904-1908 and its Aftermath, translated and introduced by E. J. Neather, Monmouth, Press, 2008 (Marco Hedler)
Wulf Otte, Weiß und Schwarz – Black and White: Photos aus Deutsch-Südwestafrika / from Namibia, 1896-1901, Wendeburg, Krebs, 2007 (Jake Short)
JNS 6 / 2009
Gary Baines :
Conflicting memories, competing narratives
and complicating histories:
Revisiting the Cassinga controversy
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Martina Gockel-Frank : Contraceptive use among women in Namibia. A case study of Khorixas, Kunene South
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Ulrike Lindner :
Contested concepts of ‘white’/‘native’ and mixed marriages in German South-West Africa and the Cape Colony
1900-1914: A histoire croisée
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Bruno E.J.S. Werz :
The Oranjemund shipwreck, Namibia. The excavation of
sub-Saharan Africa’s oldest discovered wreck
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Reviews:
Stefan Hermes, “Fahrten nach Südwest”. Die Kolonialkriege gegen die Herero und Nama in der deutschen Literatur (1904-2004) , Würzburg, Königshausen & Neumann, 2009 (Bruno Arich-Gerz)
Gary Baines and Peter Vale, (eds.), Beyond the Border War. New Perspectives on Southern Africa’s Late Cold War Conflicts, Pretoria, Unisa Press, 2008 (Christo Botha)
Henning Melber, (ed.), Transitions in Namibia: Which Changes for Whom? Stockholm, Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, 2007 (Elke Zuern)
JNS 7 / 2010 Bruno Arich-Gerz
Postcolonial English language prose from and about Namibia. A survey of novels from 1993 to the present
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Eduard Gargallo
Serving production, welfare or neither? An analysis of the group resettlement projects in the Namibian land reform
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Martin Zimmermann
The coexistence of traditional and large-scale water supply systems in central northern Namibia
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Jakob Zollmann
Slavery and the colonial state in German South West Africa 1880s to 1918
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Reviews:
Casper W. Erichsen, “What the Elders Used to Say”: Namibian Perspectives on the Last Decade of German Colonial Rule, Windhoek, John Meinert Printing, 2008 (Gary Marquardt)
Kirsten Zirkel, Vom Militaristen zum Pazifisten. General Berthold von Deimling – eine politische Biographie, Essen, Klartext Verlag, 2008 (Eckard Michels)
Frank Oliver Sobich, “Schwarze Bestien, rote Gefahr”: Rassismus und Antisozialismus im deutschen Kaiserreich, Frankfurt/Main, Campus, 2006 (Jake Short)
André du Pisani, Reinhart Kössler and William A. Lindeke, (eds.), The Long Aftermath of War – Reconciliation and Transition in Namibia, Freiburg, Arnold-Bergstraesser-Institut, 2010 (Christian Williams)
André Tiebel, Die Entstehung der Schutztruppengesetze für die deutschen Schutzgebiete Deutsch-Ostafrika, Deutsch-Südwestafrika und Kamerun (1884-1898), Frankfurt/Main, Lang, 2008 (Jakob Zollmann)
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