Vol. 54 No. 2 (2022): Special issue - Xenophobia in Africa

Guest editors: Stephanie Cawood and Peter Olapegba

This special issue brings together a range of different perspectives and areas of expertise to contribute to an interdisciplinary exploration of xenophobia in Africa.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.38140/aa.v54i2

Published: 2022-11-28

Introduction

Introduction to the special issue: xenophobia in Africa

Stephanie Cawood , Peter Olapegba
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Articles

Xenophobia and the challenge of regional integration in Africa: understanding three cardinal dynamics

Sebastian Paalo, Samuel Adu-Gyamfi, Dominic Arthur
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Reconceptualising Afrophobia in post-apartheid South Africa: a conflict transformational perspective

Casper Lötter, Gavin Bradshaw
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Xenophobia and the end of ontological ubuntu

Peter Sule
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The roots of xenophobia in 19th century imperialism

Juergen Schraten, Sean Maliehe
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Rethinking the boundaries of self-Other and the logics of de/coloniality in Harare North and One Foreigner’s Ordeal: a decolonial perspective

Esther Mavengano
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“A river with many branches”: song as a response to Afrophobic sentiments and violence in South Africa

Martina Viljoen
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Neither here nor there: exploring the transnational identity of West African migrants living in South Africa

Ijeoma Opara
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‘Strangers in their own country’: interpreting xenophobic symbology and gang subcultures in vulnerable coloured communities

Theodore Petrus, Chijioke Uwah
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Twitter and the politics of representation in South Africa and Zimbabwe’s xenophobic narratives during the covid-19 pandemic

Elizabeth Hove
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