J D Omer‐cooper
Biographic Data
| ID | 4893449 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J D Omer‐cooper |
| GIVEN NAMES | J D |
| FAMILY NAME | Omer‐cooper |
| SIGNATURE | COOPER J D O |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Otago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Has the Mfecane a future? a response to the Cobbing critique
In recent years Julian Cobbing has advanced a wide‐ranging critique of the concept of the Mfecane in southern, central and east African history. The Mfecane, he has maintained, was in origin a colonial myth to conceal white wrong‐doing and justify land expropriation. Revived by well‐intentioned 'Africanist' historians in the 1960s the concept has subsequently been exploited to justify aspects of apartheid. Rather than being the accompaniments of …
History of Southern Africa
History of Southern Africa
The Khisan Peoples & Bantu-speaking Settlement - The Establishment & Early Development of the Cape Colony - New Wine in Old Bottles: the Cape Colony 1795-1834 - The Mass Migrations of the Mfecane & the Great Trek - Boer Republics, African States & the British - Diamonds &am p the First British Attempt to Unify South Africa - From Union to Apartheid: the Politics of Segregation - The First Two Phases of Apartheid - The Final Phase & Collapse of Ap…
History of Southern Africa
Rhodes
Journal Article Rhodes: Rhodes and Rhodesia Get access Rhodes: Rhodes and Rhodesia, by Arthur Keppel-Jones. McGill-Queen's University Press, Kingston and Montreal, 1984. 674 p, maps, tables, illustrations, bibliography. No price given. J. D. OMER-COOPER J. D. OMER-COOPER University of OtagoNew Zealand Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 84, Issue 334, January 1985, Pages 149–150, https:…
Colonial South Africa and its frontiers
WHITE EXPANSION AND THE BRITISH OCCUPATIONS When the British took possession of the Cape in 1795 they inherited from the Dutch East India Company a situation which already exhibited many of the most significant features which were to characterize the history of South Africa until well into the nineteenth century. Outside the wheat and wine-growing areas of the Cape, the settlers had developed a system of stock ranching, requiring the exploitation…
The Making of Modern Africa. Volume II
Yoruba Warfare in the Nineteenth Century
The Growth of African Civilisation. The Making of Modern Africa. Volume I
The Zulu Aftermath
The Zulu Aftermath
The Zulu Aftermath
The Zulu Aftermath
Has the Mfecane a future? a response to the Cobbing critique
In recent years Julian Cobbing has advanced a wide‐ranging critique of the concept of the Mfecane in southern, central and east African history. The Mfecane, he has maintained, was in origin a colonial myth to conceal white wrong‐doing and justify land expropriation. Revived by well‐intentioned 'Africanist' historians in the 1960s the concept has subsequently been exploited to justify aspects of apartheid. Rather than being the accompaniments of …
The Zulu Aftermath
The Zulu Aftermath
The Growth of African Civilisation. The Making of Modern Africa. Volume I
The Making of Modern Africa. Volume II
Yoruba Warfare in the Nineteenth Century
Colonial South Africa and its frontiers
WHITE EXPANSION AND THE BRITISH OCCUPATIONS When the British took possession of the Cape in 1795 they inherited from the Dutch East India Company a situation which already exhibited many of the most significant features which were to characterize the history of South Africa until well into the nineteenth century. Outside the wheat and wine-growing areas of the Cape, the settlers had developed a system of stock ranching, requiring the exploitation…
Rhodes
Journal Article Rhodes: Rhodes and Rhodesia Get access Rhodes: Rhodes and Rhodesia, by Arthur Keppel-Jones. McGill-Queen's University Press, Kingston and Montreal, 1984. 674 p, maps, tables, illustrations, bibliography. No price given. J. D. OMER-COOPER J. D. OMER-COOPER University of OtagoNew Zealand Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 84, Issue 334, January 1985, Pages 149–150, https:…
History of Southern Africa
History of Southern Africa
The Khisan Peoples & Bantu-speaking Settlement - The Establishment & Early Development of the Cape Colony - New Wine in Old Bottles: the Cape Colony 1795-1834 - The Mass Migrations of the Mfecane & the Great Trek - Boer Republics, African States & the British - Diamonds &am p the First British Attempt to Unify South Africa - From Union to Apartheid: the Politics of Segregation - The First Two Phases of Apartheid - The Final Phase & Collapse of Ap…
History of Southern Africa
Has the Mfecane a future? a response to the Cobbing critique
In recent years Julian Cobbing has advanced a wide‐ranging critique of the concept of the Mfecane in southern, central and east African history. The Mfecane, he has maintained, was in origin a colonial myth to conceal white wrong‐doing and justify land expropriation. Revived by well‐intentioned 'Africanist' historians in the 1960s the concept has subsequently been exploited to justify aspects of apartheid. Rather than being the accompaniments of …
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