Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- The Making of a Transnational Historian: Patrick Harries in Lausanne -- From Swiss Imperialism to Postcolonial Switzerland -- Hildagonda Duckitt's (and Patrick Harries') Contribution to Namibian History -- Cultural Reproduction and Memory: Past, Present and Future -- Photography and the Demise of Anthropology -- Staying for Gold or Joining the Rebellion? South West African Migrant Workers on the Rand During War and Genocide, 1904-1905 -- From Mining Pit to Missionary Bungalow: Trading Spaces in the Writing of Patrick Harries -- Of Wives, Slaves and Commerce, or: The Price of Things -- Notes on the Basel Mission's Production of Knowledge in the Kannada Language in Nineteenth Century South India -- Of Birds and (Wo)Men -- German Natural History Collectors and the Appropriation of Human Skulls and Skeletons in Early Nineteenth Century Southern Africa: Towards a Discursive Analysis of Collecting -- Who Cut Down Margaret Thatcher's Tree? -- 'Reluctant Bonds': On the Role of Narrative in Post-Apartheid South Africa1 -- South African Jazz: The Basel Connection -- The Game Plan for a Successful Career -- Notes on Contributors -- Back cover.