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Bonded: Legacies of Captivity and Fugitivity from Enslavement to Incarceration in the Cape
The contemporary hyper-incarceration of ‘Coloured' South Africans is re-situated within the broader historical dialectics of racialisation and creolisation, traversing from colonial slavery to the modern prison regime. This study uses theorisations of marronage, fugitivity, and hauntology to posit n...
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Department of Sociology
2023
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