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The 'mfecane' is a characteristic product of South African liberal history used by the apartheid state to legitimate South Africa's racially unequal land division. Some astonishingly selective use or actual invention of evidence produced the myth of an internally-induced process of black-on-black destruction centring on Shaka's Zulu.
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The Journal of African History (JAH) is an open access journal in which all research content is published Gold Open Access. Articles, including the innovative "History Matters" shorter format, and book reviews range widely over the African past, from ancient times to the present. Historical approaches to all time periods are welcome.
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Obvious answers to this question would include the limited enforcement capacity of the African state and the complacency of European and North American art dealers. "How Our Heritage Is Looted" argues, however, that a colonial legal category, namely "antiquity," played a key role in creating an ineffective enforcement regime for ...