A Foreign Experience: Violence, Crime and Xenophobia During South Africa's Transition
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- by Bronwyn Harris
This report examines the involvement of foreigners in violence during South Africa's period of transition. It grapples with the legal, political and social implications of foreigners in a changing social order. In so doing, the report examines a plethora of complex issues, including: the foreign experience of crime and violence in a context of increasing xenophobia; post-apartheid discourses about immigrants and refugees; and the transmigration of violence across national borders.
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Bronwyn Harris
Bronwyn Harris is a former Project Manager at the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation.
- December 2, 2002