Jonathan Crush | Academic Influence

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Jonathan Crush

Jonathan Crush is affiliated with the following schools: Wilfrid Laurier University, Queen's University at Kingston, National University of Lesotho, University of Cambridge

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According to Wikipedia, Jonathan Crush is a South African professor at the Balsillie School of International Affairs and a founder of the Southern African Migration Programme. Early life and career Jonathan Crush was raised in South Africa, Swaziland and Zimbabwe. He completed his A levels at Waterford Kamhlaba United World College Southern Africa in Swaziland in 1971.

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Jonathan Crush's Published Works

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Published Works

The Dark Side of Democracy: Migration, Xenophobia and Human Rights in South Africa (2001) (258)
Food security in Southern African cities (2011) (222)
Urban food insecurity and the new international food security agenda (2011) (156)
Personal Narratives as Interactive Texts: Collecting and Interpreting Migrant Life-Histories∗ (1993) (149)
Scripting the Compound: Power and Space in the South African Mining Industry (1994) (90)
Liquor and Labor in Southern Africa (1994) (60)
INVISIBLE TRADE, INVISIBLE TRAVELLERS: THE MAPUTO CORRIDOR SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE AND INFORMAL CROSS-BORDER TRADING (2001) (49)
SUSTAINABLE DISASTERS?: Perspectives and powers in the discourse of calamity (2005) (46)
The Colonial Division of Space: The Significance of the Swaziland Land Partition (1980) (44)
MAPPING HOSTILITIES: THE GEOGRAPHY OF XENOPHOBIA IN SOUTHERN AFRICA (2007) (39)
The Southern African Pleasure Periphery, 1966–83 (1983) (36)
Depopulating the compounds: Migrant labor and mine housing in South Africa (1991) (31)
The Struggle for Swazi Labour 1890-1920 (1987) (30)
New Wave African Historiography and African Historical Geography (1983) (28)
The discourse of progressive human geography (1991) (24)
MIGRANCY AND MILITANCE: THE CASE OF THE NATIONAL UNION OF MINEWORKERS OF SOUTH AFRICA (1989) (22)
Landlords, Tenants and Colonial Social Engineers: The Farm Labour Question in Early Colonial Swaziland (1985) (19)
DECOLONIZING THE HUMAN GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (1982) (19)
The Genesis of Colonial Land Policy in Swaziland (1980) (18)
THE SOUTHERN AFRICAN REGIONAL FORMATION: A GEOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVE (1982) (17)
Uneven Labour Migration in Southern Africa (1984) (16)
The extrusion of foreign labour from the South African gold mining industry (1986) (15)
Benign Neglect or Active Destruction? A Critical Analysis of Refugee and Informal Sector Policy and Practice in South Africa (2017) (15)
Tourism and dependency in Southern Africa: the prospects and planning of tourism in Lesotho (1983) (14)
The Culture of Failure: Racism, Violence and White Farming in Colonial Swaziland (1996) (12)
The Parameters of Dependence in Southern Africa: A Case Study of Swaziland (1979) (12)
ON THEORIZING FRONTIER UNDERDEVELOPMENT (1980) (11)
Towards a people's historical geography for South Africa (1986) (10)
Settler-Estate Production, Monopoly Control, and Imperial Response: The Case of the Swaziland Corp. Ltd (1979) (10)
EUROCENTRISM AND GEOGRAPHY: Reflections on Asian urbanization (2005) (9)
Accommodating black miners: home-ownership on the mines (1990) (9)
Colonial Coercion and the Swazi Tax Revolt of 1903-1907 (1985) (8)
From Chattel to Wage Slavery: A New Approach to South African History (1983) (7)
South Africa and the Global Recruitment of Health Professionals (2008) (5)
Africa unbound: redemption and representation in the new South African travelogue. (2000) (5)
Rural rehabilitation in the Basotho labour reserve (1985) (5)
Darkness falls: Imagining the South African city (1993) (5)
Any Space for Apartheid (1984) (4)
Comparing Refugee and South African Migrant Enterprise in the Urban Informal Sector (2017) (4)
Capitalist homoficience, the frontier and uneven development in Southern Africa (1986) (3)
A history of the African people of South Africa: From the early iron age to the 1970s: Paul Maylam, (London: Croom Helm, 1986. Pp. xii+259, £18.95) (1989) (3)
Tin, time, and space in the valley of heaven (1988) (3)
National Parks in Africa: A Note on a Problem of Indigenization (1980) (3)
Under the Shadow of Apartheid: Agrarian transformation in Swaziland (1993) (2)
Diasporas and development (2019) (2)
Monitoring the Crisis (1989) (1)
The Spatial Impress of Capital with the Colonial State in Swaziland, with Particular Reference to the Period 1903-1914 (1978) (1)
Diffuse Development: Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland since Independence (1981) (1)
Degrees of uncertainty (2005) (1)
Introduction: Disaggregating Diasporas (2016) (1)
International migrants and the city -- Johannesburg. (2006) (1)
Africa and the Sea, Jeffrey C. Stone (Ed.). Aberdeen University African Studies Group, Aberdeen (1985), ii (1987) (0)
Referees for the African Geographical Review (2008) (0)
TWENTIETH-CENTURY SWAZILAND When the Sleeping Grass Awakens: Land and Power in Swaziland. By RICHARD LEVIN. Johannesburg: University of Witwatersrand Press, 1997. Pp. 290. SA Rand 98.94 (ISBN 1-86814-301-5). (2001) (0)
Tin mining in the Valley of Heaven (1987) (0)
Bibliography (1980) (0)
Research into tourism in Southern Africa, with particular reference to Lesotho. (1981) (0)
AFRICAN HUMAN MOBILITY REVIEW (2017) (0)
TWENTIETH-CENTURY SWAZILAND When the Sleeping Grass Awakens: Land and Power in Swaziland. By RICHARD LEVIN. Johannesburg: University of Witwatersrand Press, 1997. Pp. 290. SA Rand 98.94 (ISBN 1-86814-301-5). (2001) (0)
Old modes of production and capitalist encroachment: Anthropological explorations in Africa: Wim van Binsbergen and P. Geschiere (Eds), (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1985. Pp. xviii+341 £30.00) (1989) (0)
D. Hugh Gillis. The Kingdom of Swaziland: Studies in Political History. (Contributions in Comparative Colonial Studies, number 37.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood. 1999. Pp. xv, 204. $65.00 (2001) (0)
Classics in human geography revisited (1997) (0)

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