Cover -- SEGREGATION AND APARTHEID IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY SOUTH AFRICA -- Copyright -- CONTENTS -- SERIES EDITOR'S PREFACE -- TABLES AND MAPS -- INTRODUCTION: The historiography of segregation and apartheid -- 1 THE SANITATION SYNDROME: Bubonic plague and urban native policy in the Cape Colony, 1900-09 -- 2 BRITISH HEGEMONY AND THE ORIGINS OF SEGREGATION IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1901-14 -- 3 CAPITALISM AND CHEAP LABOUR POWER IN SOUTH AFRICA: From segregation to apartheid -- 4 NATAL, THE ZULU ROYAL FAMILY AND THE IDEOLOGY OF SEGREGATION -- 5 MARXISM, FEMINISM AND SOUTH AFRICAN STUDIES -- 6 THE ELABORATION OF SEGREGATIONIST IDEOLOGY -- 7 CHIEFTAINCY AND THE CONCEPT OF ARTICULATION: South Africa circa 1900-50 -- 8 THE GROWTH OF AFRIKANER IDENTITY -- 9 THE MEANING OF APARTHEID BEFORE 1948: Conflicting interests and forces within the Afrikaner Nationalist alliance -- 10 DISPLACED URBANIZATION: South Africa's rural slums -- 11 ETHNICITY AND PSEUDO-ETHNICITY IN THE CISKEI -- GLOSSARY.