The importance of place in understanding city-state territoriality
The making of the South African (1998) refugees act
The uncaptured urbanite: Migration and state power in Johannesburg
Immigration and the state of exception: Security and sovereignty in East and Southern Africa
Young, urban refugees in Kampala, Uganda: Some thoughts on the ethics of fieldwork and issues of representation
Transplants and transients: Nativism, nationalism, and migration in inner-city Johannesburg
The laws of (in)hospitality: Black Africans in South Africa
Discrimination and development?: Migration, urbanisation, and sustainable livelihoods
Tactical cosmopolitanism and idioms of belonging: Insertion and self-exclusion in Johannesburg
The value of transparency, replicability, & representativeness: a response to Graeme Rodgers’s “‘Hanging out’ with forced migrants”
