Appropriating social citizenship: women's labour, poverty, and entrepreneurship in the manual workers union of Botswana [0.03%]
社会成员资格的重新诠释：博茨瓦诺手工工人工会中的妇女劳动、贫困与创业精神
Pnina Werbner
Pnina Werbner
Interrogating critiques of the 'African labour aristocracy' thesis, the article proposes that public service industrial-class manual workers in Botswana form, if not a labour 'aristocracy' in the sense first defined by Saul and Arrighi, the...
Pressed flowers: notions of indigenous and alien vegetation in South Africa's Western Cape, c. 1902-1945 [0.03%]
压平的花朵：南非西开普约1902-1945年的土著植物与外来植物的概念
Simon Pooley
Simon Pooley
In the early twentieth century, botanists in South Africa's Western Cape sought urgently to popularise and protect the region's unique indigenous Fynbos flora. Plants imported from the 1840s, some of which proved invasive, became a physical...
'Absent Breadwinners': Father-Child Connections and Paternal Support in Rural South Africa [0.03%]
《缺席的顶梁柱》：南非农村父亲与子女的关系及抚育行为研究
Sangeetha Madhavan,Nicholas W Townsend,Anita I Garey
Sangeetha Madhavan
The sites for earning a living and for maintaining a family, of production and reproduction, remain geographically separated for many South Africans. Yet the common assumption that only fathers who live with their children provide support f...