Deepening apartheid: The political geography of colonizing Israel/Palestine by Oren Yiftachel

“…Theoretically, the paper draws on the links between settler colonial expansion, the rise of ethnocracy, partial liberalization under global capitalism, and the making of apartheid. It shows that historically Jewish colonization of Palestine—the underlying logic of the regime—has advanced in six main historical-geographical stages, encountering persistent, and at times violent, Palestinian resistance. …”
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An Analysis of Post-apartheid Land Reform Interventions Fostering Restoration of Dignity and Equality in South Africa by Molatelo Sebola, Kola O. Odeku

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State-society relations and regional role: comparing Egypt and South Africa by Amer, RMT

“…<p>The study explains the regional roles of Egypt and South Africa in the last two decades by reference to the state’s relationship with society, a variable that has long been underplayed in international relations and foreign policy literature. …”

South Africa’s Shrinking Sovereignty: Economic Crises, Ecological Damage, Sub-Imperialism and Social Resistances by Trevor Ngwane, Patrick Bond

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Deviances and the construction of a 'healthy nation' in South Africa : by Filippi, N, Natacha Filippi

Scrutinizing a Fieldwork Experience: Challenges in Doing Research With Social Movement Actors in the Occupied Palestinian Territories by Federica Stagni

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A voices of multiplier: A idade do ferro (1992) and Desonra (2000) of JM Coetzee by Ruane Maciel Kaminski Alves, Ximena Antonia Díaz Merino

“…The proposed theme is aimed at a comparative analysis between the two novels highlighting the identity of images, otherness and research on the narrator's role in the construction of these images and concepts. Backing up in apartheid theme treated in both works, and other elements that find resonance in the internal structure of the two narratives such as the anchored narrative focusing on elements of a cultural memory that brings up issues of otherness and postcolonialism . …”
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‘Running them out of time:’ xenophobia, violence, and co-authoring spatiotemporal exclusion in South Africa by Misago, JP, Landau, LB

“…Even if apartheid disadvantaged millions across Southern African, non-citizens are historiographically excluded from these claims. …”

Ideologies in Mandelas No Easy Walk to Freedom by AbdulhameedFaris, Ali, Paramasivam, Shamala

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Islamic Studies in South Africa by Tamara Sonn

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A Comparative Analysis of the “Hegemonic Other” in the Plays The Island by Athol Fugard and Parvarbandan by Gholam-Hossein Sa’edi by Abtin Golkar, Behrooz Mahmoodi Bakhtiari, Mohammadreza Dabirnia

“…Discussion The Island is a manifesto in which two men are sent to Robben Island for opposing apartheid and its brutal policies. This play, however, is also a statement on theater, asking, "What is the point of drama in a society founded on antagonism and repression?"  …”
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