Articles

• Boko Haram and Jihad in Nigeria

  T Brinkel, S Ait-Hida

  1-21

  DOI: 10.5787/40-2-994

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• Securitisation: The case of post-9/11 United States Africa policy

  RE Walker, A Seegers

  22-45

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• Strategic Military Colonisation: The Cape Eastern Frontier 1806–1872

  L Robson, M Oranje

  46-71

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• The British scorched earth and concentration camp policies in the Potchefstroom region, 1899-1902

  GN Van den Bergh

  72-88

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• Mapping of historical human activities in The Saldanha Bay Military Area

  J Bezuidenhout

  89-101

  DOI: 10.5787/40-2-998

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• The SAGA of South African POWs in Angola, 1975–82

  G Baines

  102-141

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• Researching terrorism in South Africa: More questions than answers

  H Solomon

  142-165

  DOI: 10.5787/40-2-1000

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• Writing Histories and Creating Myths: Perspectives on Trends in the Discipline of History and its Representations in Some South African Historical Journals 1985-1995

  JWN Templehof

  166-168

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• Butterflies of Uganda: Memories of a child soldier

  D Dahms, SC Weiss

  169-170

  DOI: 10.5787/40-2-1002

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• The Anglo-Boer War 1899–1902: White man’s war, Black man’s war, traumatic War

  A Wessels

  171-173

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• Morality and war: Can war be just in the twenty-first century?

  D Fisher

  174-177

  DOI: 10.5787/40-2-1004

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