Peter Vale

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Peter Vale is affiliated with the following schools: University of the Western Cape, Rhodes University, University of Johannesburg, University of Pretoria, Nanyang Technological University, University of the Witwatersrand

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According to Wikipedia, Peter Vale is a senior research fellow at the Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship at the University of Pretoria, South Africa, and the Nelson Mandela Professor of Politics Emeritus at Rhodes University, South Africa. He is also an honorary professor at the Africa Earth Observatory Network of which he was a founding member. Notably, Vale was the founding director of the Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study and acting vice-rector for academic affairs and deputy vice-chancellor of the University of the Western Cape, South Africa. He has also received an honoury doctorate in the Humanities from the University of the Free State, South Africa.

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Peter Vale's Published Works

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Published Works

South Africa and the African Renaissance (1998) (172)
From Cape to Congo: Southern Africa's Evolving Security Challenges (2003) (89)
Security and Politics in South Africa: The Regional Dimension (2002) (55)
Lost Horizons (2008) (54)
Redefinitions of Security: Security in Southern Africa: After Apartheid, Beyond Realism (1995) (50)
Migration, xenophobia and security-making in post-apartheid South Africa (2002) (45)
Beyond the Border War : new perspectives on Southern Africa's late-Cold War conflicts (2008) (40)
Activism Against AIDS: At the Intersections of Sexuality, Race, Gender and Class (2002) (40)
Johannesburg (2017) (34)
Imperial Mission, ‘Scientific’ Method: an Alternative Account of the Origins of IR (2017) (28)
Why Democracy is Not Enough: Southern Africa and Human Security in the Twenty-First Century (1999) (27)
The critical tradition at Rhodes University: retrospect and prospect (2005) (27)
Critical Security Studies and Regional Security: The Case of Southern Africa (1997) (25)
South Africa: Why Constructive Engagement Failed (1985) (23)
Regional Security in Southern Africa (1996) (22)
Theory, change and southern Africa's future (2001) (21)
Re-imagining the social in South Africa : critique, theory and post-apartheid society (2009) (20)
South Africa's post-apartheid foreign policy five years on - from pariah state to 'just another country'? (1999) (19)
Out of conflict : from war to peace in Africa (1999) (15)
Re-Reading Rick Turner in the New South Africa (2004) (12)
The Search for Southern Africa's Security (1991) (11)
Cold War in Southern Africa: White Power, Black Liberation (2011) (10)
Regional Security in (2016) (8)
South Africa: Understanding the Upstairs and the Downstairs (1997) (8)
The curious career of an African modernizer: South Africa's Thabo Mbeki (2009) (6)
The Imperial Discipline (2020) (6)
In search of the nineties: securing political studies in South Africa (1990) (6)
Prospects for transplanting European models of regional integration to Southern Africa (1982) (6)
The struggles over African languages (2016) (6)
Points of Re-Entry: Prospects for a Post-Apartheid Foreign Policy (1991) (5)
If International Relations lives on the street, what is it doing in the classroom? (2014) (5)
Instead of a Defence: Thoughts on the Humanities at Home and Abroad (2011) (5)
‘Whose World is it Anyway?’ International Relations in South Africa (1989) (5)
Crocker's choice: Constructive engagement and South Africa's people (1993) (5)
International relations in post‐apartheid South Africa: some anniversary questions (2004) (5)
Radical Thinking in South Africa’s Age of Retreat (2012) (5)
The Right Way Up? South Africa Ten Years On (2004) (5)
Continue rather than change: South Africa's new foreign policy (1995) (4)
The Political Conditions of Social Thought and the Politics of Emancipation : an introduction to the work of Sylvain Lazarus (2009) (4)
Regional security in southern Africa in the 1990s: challenging the terms of the neo-realist debate (1995) (4)
The new South Africa at twenty : critical perspectives (2014) (4)
'A Better Life for All': Prefigurative and Strategic Politics in Southern Africa (2016) (4)
Seven ways to change the balance of power in southern Africa (1992) (4)
Dissenting Tale: Southern Africa’s Search for Theory (2001) (3)
Marxisms past and present (2013) (3)
Bridges To The Future : Prospects For Peace And Security In Southern Africa (1995) (3)
Revealing All? The Troubled Times of South Africa’s Diplomacy (2012) (3)
Theory, Change and Southern Africa (2001) (3)
Whatever Happened to the Post-apartheid Moment?: Past Hopes and Possible Futures for Southern Africa (2004) (3)
State of urgency (2016) (3)
The Study of Politics in South Africa: A Prolegomenon (2013) (3)
Southern Africa's Security: Something Old, Something New (1993) (3)
Can the Humanities Sing Again? (2012) (3)
‘IR Theory, I Presume’: an Introduction (2001) (2)
Sustainability of Culture (2012) (2)
The Lome Conventions: From Sunday Charity to a New International Economic Order (1980) (2)
Knowledge divides and other tales from social science (2011) (2)
External Pressure for Change in South and Southern Africa (1992) (2)
The Atlantic nations and South Africa: Economic constraints and community fracture. (1980) (2)
IR and the making of the white man’s world (2020) (1)
The self-determination of minorities in international politics (1992) (1)
Margins of security: minorities and international security (1997) (1)
The empty neighbourhood (2019) (1)
One World, Many Knowledges (2016) (1)
What has happened to the humanities? (2011) (1)
The Humanities And The University: Craig Calhoun Interviewed (2020) (1)
'Home and away' : the international and its 'publics' (2014) (1)
What future for electoral studies? A critique (2007) (1)
Book Review: Keeping a Sharp Eye: A Century of Cartoons on South Africa's International Relations 1910–2010 (2011) (1)
Taking theory seriously … (2020) (1)
Sunset or Sunrise? Regime Change and Institutional Adjustment in South Africa — a Critical Analysis (2002) (1)
Anger and adolescence (2013) (1)
‘New Ways to Remember...’: Community in Southern Africa (2004) (1)
Johannesburg: Colonial anchor, African performer (2017) (1)
The Movement, Modernity and New International Relations Writing in South Africa (2002) (1)
President Jimmy Carter's recent trip to Latin America and Africa (March/April, 1978) (1978) (0)
The University as a Bombed Town (2013) (0)
John Daniel (1944–2014)—His Life and Politics (2014) (0)
Inside the municipality: locating debates on local government (2020) (0)
Science and human rights (2012) (0)
In search of the South African university — Pages from a Stellenbosch diary (2018) (0)
Africa: Myths, miracles and mirrors (1980) (0)
Simple-Mindedness and Repression: The Establishment Responds to South Africa's Woes (1987) (0)
Review Essay Demilitarisation and Peace-Building in Southern Africa: Understanding the Opportunities Lost (2006) (0)
Postcolonial identities in Africa (1997) (0)
Pretoria and the struggle for Southern Africa: any prospects for a new game? (1989) (0)
Editorial: Taking theory seriously… (2022) (0)
South African - Australian relations and the politics of perception: Kissing cousins or a quarrel in the family (1983) (0)
Appreciating Updike's Syndrome: Southern African Security in the 1990s (2019) (0)
Cartoonists, Intellectuals and the Construction of Afrikaner Nationalism (2020) (0)
Engaging the Worlds Marginalized and Promoting Global Change: Challenges for the United Nations at Fifty (2020) (0)
'Out in the dark': knowledge, power and IPE in southern Africa (2015) (0)
The Guicciardini Prize Forum: reply to comments (2021) (0)
Starting badly: encountering Derek Henderson (2010) (0)
Keywords: an invitation (2021) (0)
Special issue on Zimbabwe's 2005 general election (2005) (0)
False Starts in Africa: Recharting the Prospects (2006) (0)
Maarten de Wit 1947–2020: An appreciation (2020) (0)
Explaining South Africa's foreign policy (1998) (0)
Remembering 'Koevoet': How South Africa Has Come To Understand Its Covert Military Operations In Namibia (2014) (0)
POLICY LESSONS FROM AN UNEXPECTED SOURCE (2011) (0)
GLOBALIZATION OF CORPORATE CULTURE (2022) (0)
REVIEW ARTICLE POLICY LESSONS FROM AN UNEXPECTED S OURCE (2008) (0)
Professor John Barratt : a tribute (2007) (0)
‘Out in the middle’. Humanities, interdisciplinary and the post-graduate puzzle: An interview with Professor Wiljan van den Akker (2020) (0)
Conflict resolution in Africa (1992) (0)
Platform: in theory - Introductory editorial (2022) (0)
Editorial (1982) (0)
Regional Co-operation: The Record and Outlook (1984) (0)
Inclusion and Exclusion (2016) (0)
Platform: In Theory (2021) (0)
Generals and the crisis of white power in south africa (1988) (0)
Seguridad en África del sur: más allá del realismo, tras el apartheid | Security in Southern Africa: after apartheid, beyond realism (2007) (0)
My world : Ray Charles (1993) (0)
Towards a Security Regime in Southern Africa: Some Working Suggestions (2019) (0)
South Africa and Zimbabwe: Democracy in the Littoral Zone (2005) (0)
A sputnik moment? The Natural Sciences and Humanities.An interview with Edward L.Ayers (2010) (0)
Peter Vale interview (2017) (0)
South African international relations : eight doodles (2008) (0)
Political Science in South Africa: The Last Forty Years (2016) (0)
On message? 40 years of political science in South Africa (2013) (0)
Defining a sphere of influence: Karel Landman's centenary monument (2022) (0)
Organization of African Unity Summit Conference July 1978 (1978) (0)
South Africa and the Idea of Peaceful Change (2020) (0)
Comment: Keywords: an invitation (2022) (0)
Bringing bugs to bear on BNR. (2009) (0)
Policy lessons from an unexpected source : review article (2008) (0)
Unlocking social puzzles (2016) (0)
From expert to expertise (2018) (0)

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