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Akinboade, O.A. (1999). Agriculture and the Migration of Labour to a Capital City: The Case of Gaborone, Botswana. Development Southern Africa, 14, 237-253.
Allen, V. (1992). The History of Black Mineworkers in South Africa. Keighley: Moor Press.
Amanor-Wilks, D.E. (1995). In Search of Hope For Zimbabwe's Farmworkers. London/Harare: The Panos Institute/Dateline Southern Africa.
Ault, D., & Rutman, G. (1992). Effects of Social Political and Economic Constraints on the Black Africans' Allocation of Time. Oxford Economic Papers, 44, 135-155.
Babu, S., & Hassan, R. (1995). International Migration and Environmental Degradation: The Case of Mozambican Refugees and Forest Resources in Malawi. Journal of Environmental Management, 43, 233-247.
Baker, J., & Aina, T. (1995). The Migration Experience in Africa. Uppsala: Nordiska Africainstitutet.
Bank, L. (1997). Town and Country: Urbanisation and Migration. SA Labour Bulletin, 21, 20-26.
Barling, J., & Kelloway, E.K. (1996). Job Insecurity and Health: The Moderating Role of Workplace Control. Stress Medicine, 12, 253-259.
Bauer, G. (1998). Labor and Democracy in Namibia, 1971-1996. Athens: Ohio University Press.
Belvedere, F., Pigou, P. and Handmaker, J. (2001). Realising Rights: The Development of Health and Welfare Policies for Asylum Seekers and Refugees in South Africa. Braamfontein: United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and Community Agency for Social Enquiry.
Berstein, A., Schlemmer, L., & Simkins, C. (1998). A Proposed Policy Framework for Controlling Cross-Border Migration to South Africa. In A. Bernstein & M. Weiner. (eds.) Migration and Refugee Policies: An Overview. London/New York: Pinter.
Bouillon, A. (1998). Immigration and Immigrants in South Africa. Revue Europeenne Des Migrations Internationales, 14, 193-219.
Bouillon, A. (2001). Francophone African Migrants in South Africa: A Broad Overview. In A. Morris & A. Bouillon. (eds.) African Immigration to South Africa: Francophone Migration of the 1990s. Pretoria: Protea & IFAS.
Bouillon, A. (2001). African Francophone Migrants to South Africa: Languages, Images and Relationships. In A. Morris & A. Bouillon. (eds.) African Immigration to South Africa: Francophone Migration of the 1990s. Pretoria: Protea & IFAS.
Brand, V., Mupedziswa, R., & Gumbo, P. (1996). Structural Adjustment, Women and Informal Trade in Harare. In Structural Adjustment and the Working Poor in Zimbabwe. Uppsala: Nordiska Afrikainstitutet.
Brown, M., Kaplan, D. and Meyer, J.-M. (2000). An Outline of Skilled Emigration from South Africa. Africa Insight, 30, 41-47.
Brunk, M. (1996). Undocumented Migration to South Africa: More Questions Than Answers. Public Information Series No. 4. Cape Town: Institute for Democracry in South Africa.
Campbell, C. (1997). Migrancy, Masculine Identities and AIDS: The Psychological Context of HIV Transmission on the South African Gold Mines. Social Science and Medicine, 45, 273-281.
Campbell, E. (2000). Perspectives on the Emigration Potential of Skilled Batswana. Africa Insight, 30, 48-55.
Campbell, E. (2001). Preferences for Emigration among Skilled Citizens in Botswana. International Journal of Population Geography, 7, 151-171.
Carim, X. (1995). Illegal Migration to South Africa. Africa Insight, 25, 221-223.
Castelijn, A. (1995). Migration Trend in South Africa. Pretoria: Central Statistical Service.
Central Bank of Lesotho. (1995). Survey of Basotho Migrant Mineworkers April 1992-March 1993: Volume I - Survey Design, Implementation and Administration. Maseru: Central Bank of Lesotho.
Central Bank of Lesotho. (1995). Survey of Basotho Migrant Mineworkers April 1992-March 1993: Volume II - Analytical Report and Statistical Tables. Maseru: Central Bank of Lesotho.
Centre for Development and Enterprise. (1997). People on the Move: Lessons from International Migration Policies. Migration Series No. 6. Johannesburg: Centre for Development and Enterprise.
Centre for Development and Enterprise. (1997). People on the Move: A New Approach to Cross-Border Migration in South Africa. Migration Series No. 7. Johannesburg: Centre for Development and Enterprise.
Centre for Development and Enterprise. (1999). The 1996 Census: Key Findings, Problem Areas, Issues. CDE Round Table No. 3. Johannesburg: Centre for Development and Enterprise.
Centre for Development and Enterprise. (2000). Becoming 'The World's Most Promising Emerging Market': Is Government's White Paper on International Migration Good Enough? Johannesburg: Centre for Development and Enterprise.
Cheater, A. (1998). Transcending the State? Gender and Borderline Constructions of Citizenship in Zimbabwe. In T. Wilson and H. Donnan (eds.) Border Identities: Nation and State at International Frontiers. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Cheater, A., & Gaidzanwa, R.B. (1996). Citizenship in Neo-Patrilineal States: Gender and Mobility in Southern Africa. Journal of Southern African Studies, 22, 189-200.
Chimere-Dan, O. (1996). Migrants From Other African Countries in South Africa. SA Labour Bulletin, 20, 45-47.
Chirwa, W.C. (1995). Malawian Migrant Labour and the Politics of HIV/AIDS, 1985 to 1993. In J. Crush & W. James. (eds.) Crossing Boundaries: Mine Migrancy in a Democratic South Africa. Cape Town/Ottawa: Institute for Democracy in South Africa/International Development Research Centre.
Chirwa, W.C. (1996). The Malawi Government and South African Labour Recruiters, 1974-92. Journal of Modern African Studies, 34, 623-642.
Chirwa, W.C. (1997). 'No TEBA...Forget TEBA': The Plight of Malawian Ex-Migrant Workers to South Africa, 1988-1994. International Migration Review, 31, 628-654.
Chirwa, W.C. (1997). Migrant Labour, Sexual Networking and Multi-Partnered Sex in Malawi. Health Transition Review, 7, 5-15.
Chirwa, W.C. (1998). Aliens and AIDS in Southern Africa: The Malawi-South African Debate. African Affairs, 97, 53-79.
Christie, K. (1997). Security and Forced Migration Concerns in South Africa. African Security Review, 6, 42-48.
Cobbe, J. (1995). Macroeconomic Statistical Evidence From Lesotho. In J. Crush & W. James. (eds.) Crossing Boundaries: Mine Migrancy in a Democratic South Africa. Cape Town/Ottawa: Insitute for Democracy in South Africa/International Development Research Centre.
Cobbe, J. (1997). Labour Migration from Lesotho: Implications for South African Labour Market Policies. In H. Bass, r. Kappel, F. Messner, M Wauschkuhn, K. Wohlmuth. (eds.) Regional Perspectives on Labour and Employment: African Development Perspectives Yearbook. Münster: LIT Verlag.
Cohen, R. (1997). Brain Drain Migration. In J. Crush & F. Veriava. (eds.) Transforming South African Migration and Immigration Policy. Cape Town/Kingston: Southern African Migration Project.
Cohen, R. (1997). International Migration: Southern Africa in Global Perspective. In J. Crush & F. Veriava. (eds.) Transforming South African Migration and Immigration Policy. Cape Town and Kingston: Southern African Migration Project.
Cooper, C. (1997). Immigration Policy: Nationalism, Bilateralism and Regionalism. In J. Crush & F. Veriava. (eds.) Transforming South African Migration and Immigration Policy. Cape Town/Kingston: Southern African Migration Project.
Coplan, D. (1994). In the Time of the Cannibals: The Word Music of South Africa's Basotho Migrants. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
Coplan, D. (1995). Damned If We Know: Public Policy and the Future of the Migrant Labour System. In J. Crush, W. James, F. de Vletter, & D. Coplan. (eds.) Labour Migrancy in Southern Africa: Prospects for Post-Apartheid Transformation. Cape Town: University of Cape Town.
Coplan, D. (2001). A River Runs Through It: The Meaning of the Lesotho-Free State Border. African Affairs, 100, 81-116.
Coplan, D. (2001). You Have Left Me Wandering About: Basotho Women and the Culture of Mobility. In D.L. Hodgson and S.A. McCurdy. (eds.) "Wicked" Women and the Reconfiguration of Gender in Africa. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann/Oxford: James Currey/Cape Town: David Philip, 2001.
Coplan, D., & Thoahlane, T. (1995). Motherless Households, Landless Farms: Employment Patterns Amongst Lesotho Migrants. In J. Crush & W. James. (eds.) Crossing Boundaries: Mine Migrancy in a Democratic South Africa. Cape Town/Ottawa: Institute for Democracy in South Africa/International Development Research Centre.
Crawhall, N. (1996). Alien Tongues. Bua, 10, 4-10.
Croucher, S. (1998). South Africa's Illegal Aliens: Constructing National Boundaries in a Post-Apartheid State. Ethnic and Racial Studies, 21, 639-660.
Crush, J. (1991). The Chains of Migrancy and the Southern African Labour Commission. In C. Dixon & M.J. Heffernan. (eds.) Colonialism and Development in the Contemporary World. London/New York: Mansell Publishing.
Crush, J. (1992). Inflexible Migrancy: New Forms of Migrant Labour on the South African Gold Mines. Labour, Capital and Society, 25, 46-71.
Crush, J. (1995). Mine Migrancy in the Contemporary Era. In J. Crush & W. James. (eds.) Crossing Boundaries: Mine Migrancy in a Democratic South Africa. Cape Town/Ottawa: Institute for Democracy in South Africa/International Development Research Centre.
Crush, J. (1997). Contract Migration to South Africa: Past, Present and Future. In J. Crush & F. Veriava. (eds.) Transforming South African Migration and Immigration Policy. Cape Town/Kingston: Southern African Migration Project.
Crush, J. (1997). Temporary Work and Migration Policy in South Africa. In J. Crush & F. Veriava. (eds.) Transforming South African Migration and Immigration Policy. Cape Town/Kingston: Southern African Migration Project.
Crush, J. (1998). Beyond Control: Immigration and Human Rights in a Democratic South Africa. Cape Town: Institute for Democracy in South Africa/International Development Research Centre.
Crush, J. (1998). Immigration, Human Rights and the Constitution. In J. Crush. (ed.) Beyond Control: Immigration and Human Rights in a Democratic South Africa. Cape Town: Institute for Democracy in South Africa/Southern African Migration Project.
Crush, J. (1999). Fortress South Africa and the Deconstruction of the Apartheid Migration Regime. Geoforum, 30, 1-11.
Crush, J. (1999). The Discourse and Dimensions of Irregularity in Post-Apartheid South Africa. International Migration, 37, 125-151.
Crush, J. (2000). Migrations Past: An Historical Overview of Cross-Border Movement in Southern Africa. In D. McDonald. (ed.) On Borders: Perspectives on Cross-Border Migration in Southern Africa. New York: St Martin's Press.
Crush, J., James, W., de Vletter, F., & Coplan, D. (1995). Labour Migrancy in Southern Africa: Prospects for Post-Apartheid Transformation. Cape Town: Labour Law Unit, University of Cape Town.
Crush, J. & James, W. (eds.)(1995). Crossing Boundaries: Mine Migrancy in a Democratic South Africa. Cape Town/Ottawa: Insitute for Democracy in South Africa/International Development Research Centre.
Crush, J., & James, W. (1995). The Politics of Normalisation: Mine Migrancy in a Democratic South Africa. In J. Crush & W. James. (eds.) Crossing Boundaries: Mine Migrancy in a Democratic South Africa. Cape Town/Ottawa: Institute for Democracy in South Africa/International Development Research Centre.
Crush, J., Jeeves, A., & Yudelman, D. (1992). South Africa's Labor Empire: A History of Black Migrancy to the Gold Mines. Cape Town/Boulder: David Philip/Westview Press.
Crush, J., & Tshitereke, C. (2001). Contesting Migrancy: The Foreign Labour Debate in Post-1994 South Africa. Africa Today, 48, 49-72.
Crush, J. & Veriava, F. (eds.)(1997). Transforming South African Migration and Immigration Policy: A Selection of the Briefing Papers Presented to the Green Paper Task Team of International Migration Appointed by the Minister of Home Affairs. Kingston/Cape Town: Southern African Migration Project/Institute for Democracy in South Africa.
Crush, J., & Williams, V. (1999). The New South Africans?: The Immigration Amnesties and Their Aftermath. Cape Town: Idasa.
Crush, J., James, W., & Jeeves, A. (1992). Introduction: Transformation on the South African Gold Mines. Labour, Capital and Society, 25, 7-17.
Crush, J., & McDonald, D. (2000). Transnationalism, African Immigration, and New Migrant Spaces in South Africa: An Introduction. Canadian Journal of African Studies, 34, 1-19.
Crush, J., & McDonald, D. (2001). Introduction to the Special Issue: Evaluating South African Immigration Policy after Apartheid. Africa Today, 48, 1-14.
Danso, R., & McDonald, D. (2001). Writing Xenophobia: Immigration and the Print Media in Post-apartheid South Africa. Africa Today, 48, 115-138.
Davies, R., & Head, J. (1995). The Future of Mine Migrancy in the Context of Broader Trends in Migration in Southern Africa. Journal of Southern African Studies, 21, 439-450.
Davies, R., & Head, J. (1995). The Future of Mine Migrancy: Trends in Southern Africa. In J. Crush & W. James. (eds.) Crossing Boundaries: Mine Migrancy in a Democratic South Africa. Cape Town/Ottawa: Institute for Democracy in South Africa/International Development Research Centre.
de Jongh, M. (1994). Mozambican Refugee Resettlement: Survival Strategies of Involuntary Migrants in South Africa. Journal of Refugee Studies, 7, 220-238.
de la Hunt, L. (1997). Refugee Migration to South Africa: Past, Present and Future. In J. Crush & F. Veriava. (eds.) Transforming South African Migration and Immigration Policy. Cape Town/Kingston: Southern African Migration Project.
de la Hunt, L. (1998). Refugees and Immigration Law in South Africa. In J. Crush. (ed.) Beyond Control: Immigration and Human Rights in a Democratic South Africa. Kingston/Cape Town: Southern African Migration Project/Institute for Democracy in South Africa.
Desai, A. (1994). 'Illegal' Workseekers: Urgent Issue for Labour. SA Labour Bulletin, 18, 34-35.
Devereux, S., Katjiuanjo, V., & Van Rooy, G. (1996). The Living and Working Conditions of Farmworkers in Namibia. Windhoek: Legal Assistance Centre and Social Sciences Division of the Multi-Discplinary Research Centre, University of Namibia.
de Villiers, R., & Reitzes, M. (1995). Southern African Migration: Domestic and Regional Policy Implications. Johannesburg: Centre for Policy Studies.
de Vletter, F. (2000). Labour Migration to South Africa: The Lifeblood for Southern Mozambique. In D. McDonald. (ed.) On Borders: Perspectives on International Migration in Southern Africa. New York: St Martin's Press.
de Vos, S. (1991). Notes on the Demography of Black Africans in South Africa in the Early 1980s. Africa Insight, 21, 107-115.
Dladla, N., Hiner, C., Qwana, E. and Lurie, M. (2001). Speaking to Rural Women: The Sexual Partnerships of Rural SA Women Whose Partners are Migrants. Society in Transition, 32(1),79-82.
Dodson, B. (2000). Women On The Move: Gender and Cross-Border Migration to South Africa from Lesotho, Mozambique and Zimbabwe. In D. McDonald. (ed.) On Borders: Perspectives on International Migration in Southern Africa. New York: St Martin's Press.
Dodson, B. (2001). Discrimination by Default? Gender Concerns in South African Migration Policy. Africa Today, 48, 73-90.
Dodson, B., & Oelofse, C. (2000). Shades of Xenophobia: In-Migrants and Immigrants in Mizamoyethu, Cape Town. Canadian Journal of African Studies, 34, 124-148.
Dolan, C., Tollman, S.M., Nkuna, V.G., & Gear, J.S.S. (1997). The Links Between Legal Status and Environmental Health: A Case Study of Mozambican Refugees and their Hosts in the Mpumalanga (Eastern Transvaal) Lowveld, South Africa. Health and Human Rights, 2, 62-84.
Dolan, C. (1995). Aliens Aboard: Mozambicans in the New South Africa. Indicator SA, 12, 29-32.
Duncan, S. (1998). Bad Law: Applying the Aliens Control Act. In J. Crush (ed.) Beyond Control: Immigration and Human Rights in a Democratic South Africa. Kingston/Cape Town: Southern African Migration Project/Institute for Democracy in South Africa.
Fidani, G. (1993). Les Zairois a l'Assault de Johannesburg. Jeune Afrique, 52-54.
Fontana, B. (1997). The State of Migration Research in South Africa. Pretoria: Foundation for Global Dialogue.
Franco, A. (2001). The Catastrophic Situation of Mozambican Migrants. African Security Review, 10, 117-120.
Fraser, G. (1993). An Economic Analysis of Factors Influencing Rural-Urban Migration to Southern Africa. Development Southern Africa, 10, 437-442.
Frayne, B., & Pendleton, W. (2000). Namibians on South Africa: Attitudes Towards Cross-Border Migration and Immigration Policy. In D. McDonald. (ed.) On Borders: Perspectives on International Migration in Southern Africa. New York: St Martin's Press.
Frayne, B. and Pendleton, W. (2001). Home is Where the Heart Is: Namibians on Cross-Border Migration and Regional Integration. African Studies, 60(2), 205-224.
Friedman, S. (1997). Migration Policy, Human Rights and the Constitution. In J. Crush & F. Veriava. (eds.) Transforming South African Migration and Immigration Policy. Kingston/Cape Town: Southern African Migration Project.
Gastro, P. (2001).Organised Crime in the SADC Region: Police Perceptions. ISS Monograph Series No. 60. Pretoria: Institute for Security Studies.
Gay, J. (2000). Lesotho and South Africa: Time for a New Immigration Compact. In D. McDonald. (ed.) On Borders: Perspectives on International Migration in Southern Africa. New York: St Martin's Press.
Gay, J. (2000). Migration Attitudes of Skilled Professionals in Lesotho. Africa Insight, 30, 65-74.
Gelbard,R. (1998). Drug Trafficking in Southern Africa. In R.Rotberg and G. Mills (eds.) War and Peace in Southern Africa: Crime, Drugs, Armies, Trade. Washington/Cambridge: Brookings Institution Press/The World Peace Foundation.
Girdler-Brown, B. (1998). Eastern and Southern Africa. International Migration, 36, 513-551.
Griffiths, I. (1997). The Traffic in Labour. Geographical Magazine, 59, 15-18.
Gustafsson, B., & Makonnen, N. (1994). The Importance of Remittances for the Level and Distribution of Economic Well-Being in Lesotho. Journal of International Development, 6, 373-397.
Haldenwang, B. (1996). Migration Processes, Systems and Policies - with Special Emphasis on South African International Migration. Bellville: Institute for Futures Research.
Handmaker, J. (1999). Returning Home: Learning Lessons from the Past and Promoting Safety and Dignity in Repatriation and Return. AFLA Quarterly, July-September.
Handmaker, J. (1999). Who Determines Policy? Promoting the Right of Asylum in South Africa. International Journal of Refugee Law, 11(2), 290-309.
Handmaker, J. (2001). No Easy Walk: Advancing Refugee Protection in South Africa. Africa Today, 48, 91-114.
Handmaker, J. and Parsley, J. (2002). Migration, Refugees and Racism in South Africa. Refuge, 20(1), 40-51.
Handmaker, J., de la Hunt, L.A. & Klaaren, J., eds. (2001). Perspectives on Refugee Protection in South Africa. Pretoria: Lawyers for Human Rights.
Hanks, D., & Liprie, M. (1993). South African Migration and the Effects on the Family. Marriage and Family Review, 19, 175-192.
Harris, B. (1993). The Political Economy of the Southern African Periphery: Cottage Industries, Factories and Female Wage Labour in Swaziland Compared. Basingstoke: MacMillan.
Hart, G. (1996). The illegal Alien Question in South Africa: Scope, Issues and Policy. Geojournal, 39, 27-31.
Hathaway, J. (1997). Toward the Reformulation of International Refugee Law: A Model for Collectivized and Solution-Oriented Protection. In J. Crush & F. Veriava. (eds.) Transforming South African Migration and Immigration Policy. Cape Town/Kingston: Southern African Migration Project.
Head, J. (1995). Migrant Mine Labour from Mozambique: What Prospects? In J. Crush & W. James. (eds.) Crossing Boundaries: Mine Migrancy in a Democratic South Africa. Cape Town/Ottawa: Institute for Democracy in South Africa/International Development Research Centre.
Hennop, E., Jefferson, C. & McLean, A. (2001).The Challenge to Control: South Africa's Borders and Borderline. ISS Monograph Series No. 57. Pretoria: Institute for Security Studies.
Hindson, D., & Parekh, B. (1993). Urbanisation, Housing and Poverty: A National Literature Survey, 1980-1993. Cape Town: SALDRU.
Hindson, D., & McCarthy, J. (1994). Here To Stay: Informal Settlements in Kwazulu-Natal. Dalbridge: Indicator Press.
Horton, C. (1999). Made in SADC: Sold in South Africa. South African Labour Bulletin, 23, 47-50.
Horwitz, S. (2001). Migrancy and HIV/AIDS: A Historical Perspective. South African Historical Journal, 45, 103-123.
Hough, M. (1995). Illegal Aliens in South Africa: Causes and Facilitating Factors. Strategic Review for Southern Africa, 17, 1-23.
Hough, M. (2000). Free Movement of People Within the SADC Region: Where Is It Going? Pretoria: Institute for Strategic Studies.
Hough, M., Minaar, A., Pretorius, S., & Wentzel, M. (1996). A Comparative Study of Immigration Legislation in Selected Countries with Specific Reference to the South African Aliens Control Act, 1991. Pretoria: Centre for Sociopolitical Analysis.
Human Rights Watch. (1998). Prohibited Person: Abuse of Undocumented Migrants, Asylum Seekers and Refugees in South Africa. New York: Human Rights Watch.
Human Sciences Research Council. (1995). A Research Review of the Policies Surrounding the Issue of the Free Movement of People Across International Borders with Specific Reference to Southern Africa and the Particular Effect Thereof on South Africa. Pretoria: Human Sciences Research Council.
Human Sciences Research Council. (1996). A Comparative Study of Immigration Legislation in Selected Countries with Specific Reference to the South African Aliens Control Act, 1991, (As Amended). Pretoria: Human Sciences Research Council.
Hunter, N. and Skinner, C. (2001). Foreign Street Traders Working in Inner City Durban: Survey Results and Policy Dilemmas. Research Report No. 49. Durban: School of Development Studies (University of Natal).
Hunter, P. (1992). Housing, Hostels and Migrancy: A Case Study of Accommodation Practices at JCI's Gold Mines. Labour, Capital and Society, 25, 88-103.
International Labour Organisation, & SAMAT. (1998). Labour Migration to South Africa in the 1990s. Harare: International Labour Organisation/Southern Africa Multidisciplinary Advisory Team.
Isserow, M., Morrison, L., Belvedere, F., & Selabe, B. (1998). 'Voting With Their Feet': A Study of Cross-Border Migration into South Africa. Braamfontein: Community Agency for Social Enquiry (CASE).
James, W. (1992). Our Precious Metal: African Labour in South Africa's Gold Industry, 1970-1990. Cape Town: David Philip.
James, W. (1992). Capital, African Labour and Housing at South Africa's Gold Mines. Labour, Capital and Society, 25, 72-87.
Jeeves, A., & Crush, J. (1992). The Failure of Stabilization Experiments and the Entrenchment of Migrancy to the South African Gold Mines. Labour, Capital and Society, 25, 18-45.
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Johnston, A., & Simbine, C. (1998). The Usual Victims: The Aliens Control Act and the Voices of Mozambicans. In J. Crush. (ed.) Beyond Control: Immigration and Human Rights in a Democratic South Africa. Kingston/Cape Town: Southern African Migration Project/Institute for Democracy in South Africa.
Jones, S. (1993). Assaulting Childhood: Children's Experiences of Migrancy and Hostel Life in South Africa. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press.
Kadima, D. Motivations for Esmigration and Character of the Economic Contribution of Congolese Emigrants in South Africa. In A. Morris & A. Bouillon. (eds.) African Immigration to South Africa: Francophone Migration of the 1990s. Pretoria: Protea & IFAS.
Kalule-Sabiti, I., & Kahimbaara, J. (1996). Analysis of Life-Time Migration in the Former Transkei, Eastern Cape. South African Journal of Sociology, 27, 81-89.
Katz, A. (1997). Reform and Administrative Justice. In J. Crush & F. Veriava. (eds.) Transforming South African Migration and Immigration Policy. Cape Town/Kingston: Southern African Migration Project.
Katz, A. (1998). Immigration and the Courts. In J. Crush. (ed.) Beyond Control: Immigration and Human Rights in a Democratic South Africa. Kingston/Cape Town: Southern African Migration Project/Institute for Democracy in South Africa.
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Klaaren, J. (1997). Institutional Reform and Immigrant Management. In J. Crush & F. Veriava. (eds.) Transforming South African Migration and Immigration Policy. Cape Town/Kingston: Southern African Migration Project.
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Klaaren, J., & Ramji, J. (2001). Inside Illegality: Migration Policing in South Africa after Apartheid. Africa Today, 48, 35-48.
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Lurie, M. (1997). Migrancy and HIV/STDs in South Africa -- A Rural Perspective. South African Medical Journal. 87(7), 908-9.
Lurie, M. (2000). Migration and AIDS in Southern Africa: A Review. South African Journal of Science, 96(6), 343-7.
Lurie, M., Harrison, A., Wilkinson, D. and Abdool Karim, S.S. (1997). Circular Migration and Sexual Networking in Rural South Africa: Implications for the Spread of HIV and Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Health Transition Review, 7(Supplement), 15-24.
Lurie, M., Williams, B., Zuma, K., Mkaya-Mwamburi, D., Garnett, G.P., Sturm, A.W., Sweat, M.D., Gittelsohn, J. and Abdool Karim, S.S. (2003). The Impact of Migration on HIV-1 Transmission: A Study of Migrant and Non-migrant Men, and the Partners. Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 10(2), 149-56.
Lurie, M., Williams, B., Zuma, K., Mkaya-Mwamburi, D., Garnett, G.P., Sweat, M.D., Gittelsohn, J. and Abdool-Karim, S.S. (2003). Who Infects Whom? HIV Concordance and Discordance Among Migrant and Non-migrant Couples in South Africa. AIDS, 17, 2245-52.
Mabin, A. (1990). Limits of Urban Transition Models in Understanding South African Urbanisation. Development Southern Africa, 7, 311-322.
Maduna, P. (1995). Sub-Regional Approach to Illegal Aliens. RSA Review, 8, 21-30.
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Maharaj, B., & Rajkumar, R. (1997). The 'Alien Invasion' in South Africa: Illegal Immigrants in Durban. Development Southern Africa, 14, 255-273.
Maharaj, B., & Moodley, V. (2000). New African Immigration to the Durban Region. Canadian Journal of African Studies, 34, 149-160.
Marais, L. (1999). Urbanisation Dynamics in Lesotho. Africa Insight, 29, 11-16.
Matlosa, K. (1992). The Future of International Labour Migration in Southern Africa: Focus on Lesotho. International Affairs Bulletin, 16, 32-51.
Mattes, R., Crush, J. and Richmond, W. (2000). The Brain Gain and Legal Immigration to Post-Apartheid South Africa. Africa Insight, 30, 21-30.
Mattes, R. and Richmond, W. (2000). The Brain Drain: What Do Skilled South Africans Think? Africa Insight, 30, 10-20.
Mattes, R., Taylor, D., McDonald, D., Poore, A., & Richmond, W. (2000). South African Attitudes to Immigrants and Immigration. In D. McDonald. (ed.) On Borders: Perspectives on International Migration in Southern Africa. New York: St Martin's Press.
McDermott-Hughes, D. (1999). Refugees and Squatters: Immigration and the Politics of Territory on the Zimbabwe-Mozambique Border. Journal of Southern African Studies, 25, 533-552.
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