Naturing the nation: Aliens, apocalypse, and the postcolonial state

Social Identities

Volumn 7, Issue 2, 2001, Pages 233-265

  Comaroff, J ^a   Comaroff, J L ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

CITIZENSHIP; CIVIL RIGHTS; NATION STATE; POST-COLONIALISM;

SOUTH AFRICA;

EID: 0034978508     PISSN: 13504630     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/13504630120065301     Document Type: Article

References (111)

1. Alien trees at Kirstenbosch
2. Vegetation of the South-West region
3. The Cape as an Ancient African Flora
4. Loving the Alien
5. African foreigners terrorized
6. Disjuncture and difference in the global cultural economy
7. Cameroon to lodge protest over repatriation center beating
8. Only the truly patriotic can be trusted to smell the roses and, weed them out
9. Bokkie se Trane
10. Sketch of the Flora of South Africa
11. What important questions remain unanswered in the Fynbos Biome
12. US-style bid to rid SA of illegal Aliens
13. Brothel raided
14. The best little whorehouse in the civil service
15. Environmental weed invasion of natural ecosystems: Australia's greatest conservation problem
16. Immigrants are creating work - Not taking your jobs
17. They seem to have a problem with Aliens
18. Convergence versus non-convergence in mediterranean-climate ecosystems
19. Alien-nation: Zombies, immigrants, and millennial capitalism
20. Millennial Capitalism: First Thoughts on a Second Coming
21. Los Angeles after the storm: The dialectic of ordinary disaster
22. Take decisive steps to avoid future fire disaster
23. Media berated for stoking Xenophobia
24. Scientists pour cold water on global-warming claim
25. Flames past, present - And future?
26. Action with too little discussion
27. Capitalism and autochthony: The seesaw of mobility and belonging
28. Invasive weeds
29. Shopping for identities: A nation of nations and the weak ethnicity of objects
30. Jobless mob goes on death rampage
31. Ash City: Why the fires were so bad
32. Man arrested for beating up young fire bug
33. Kaap Lek Sy Wonde; Weskus Veg Met Hulp Uit Noorde
34. Defy Barney's thought police
35. Don't let this be a curse
36. Forget alien plants, what about guns?
37. The Flora of the Cape Mountains
38. The trees that caused all the trouble
39. My four hours as an illegal immigrant
40. Skilled immigration to be encouraged
41. Bitter informants flush out successful, but alien celebs
42. Colonization of cape fynbos communities by forest species
43. Is fynbos a stage in succession to forest? Analysis of the perceived ecological distinction between two communities
44. The score so far: Poverty alleviation O, soccer world cup 10
45. Notes on the question of weld-burning
46. Aliens have many years' respite in SA
47. Provisional notes on the postcolony
48. The week the cape burned
49. A chronology of destruction
50. Blame it on the weeds
51. Eradicating invasive aliens
52. Anti-crime blitz should be extended to all suburbs
53. Brothel owner granted bail of R10 000
54. Foreword
55. First fires, now floods - Next frogs?
56. Loving the alien
57. Time we became a bit more neighbourly
58. Presecuted for an incorrect facial structure
59. Journalists must do their jobs without interference
60. Regering en Dienste Moet Beter Koördineer - Minister
61. Alien issues
62. Why is mountain fynbos invasible and which species invade?
63. The garison-entrepôt
64. Mandela stresses success, struggle
65. Racists and hypocrites
66. Unwilling aliens: Forced migrants in the New South Africa
67. Working for water has deal with forestry on alien plants
68. Totaalplan Teen Brande
69. Illegals deserve better than this
70. Naturalized plants in the Australian landscape
71. Alien plants plea by asmal rejected: Dispute over water supply
72. 'Firestop' launched to save mountains
73. Tyranny, parody, and ethnic polarity: Ritual engagements with the state in Northwestern Zambia
74. Force landowners to clear invading alien plants
75. The Peninsula's Fynbos will flourish again
76. Wake up cape town
77. Invasive plants are costing SA dearly
78. Four fire-hit hotspots get top priority in R3,6m rescue effort