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Wits University Press

South Africa

dc.date.accessioned2021-01-25T07:51:04Z
dc.date.available2021-01-25T07:51:04Z
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publisher.nameWits University Press*
publisher.countrySouth Africa
publisher.peerreviewpolicyWits University Press (WUP) follows the ‘best practice’ model of international university presses. All our publications aimed at scholars, researchers and academics are peer-reviewed. This guarantees the quality of our publications and ensures that we meet the requirements for accreditation of research output specified by South Africa’s Department of Higher Education and Training. The procedure is as follows: A manuscript that qualifies for publication by WUP is sent to two independent, external peer reviewers who are specialists in the field. They are given a brief outlining the criteria for assessment. The review reports are circulated amongst the publishing team, discussed and a decision is reached whether to accept, authors are to revise and resubmit, or to reject. If WUP receives two conflicting reviews, a third review will be commissioned and all the reviews are then considered in order for WUP to arrive at a decision about whether to publish or not. As compensation for reviewing a manuscript, WUP offers the reviewer a compensation of R3000 (approx. $200) or a selection of books from WUP to that value. The peer review procedure is coordinated by the commissioning editor under the supervision of the publisher.*
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  • Decolonising the Human
    Steyn, Melissa; Mpofu, William; Adejare, Gbenga S.; Akanle, Olayinka; Burnett, Cary; Fasuyi, Jojola; Hlabangane, Nokuthula; Maseko, Robert; Ndlovu, Morgan; Ndlovu, Pinky Patricia; Ndlovu, Sibonokuhle; Ndlovu-Gatsheni, Sabelo J; Samaradiwakera-Wijesundara, Charmika; Sibanda, Brian; Sithole, Tendayi; Zondi, Siphamandla; Steyn, Melissa; Mpofu, William (2021)
    "Decolonising the Human examines the ongoing project of constituting ‘the human’ in light of the durability of coloniality and the persistence of multiple oppressions. The ‘human’ emerges as a deeply political category, ...
  • Ethnographies of Power
    Chari, Sharad; Devine, Jennifer; Ekers, Michael; Greenburg, Jennifer; Hunter, Mark; KENNY, BRIDGET; Kipfer, Stefan; Levenson, Zachary; Loftus, Alex; Samson, Melanie; veriava, ahmed; Chari, Sharad; Hunter, Mark; Samson, Melanie (2022)
    What does it mean to work with radical concepts in our time of rampant inequality, imperial-capitalist plunder, racial/sexual/class violence and ecocide? When concepts from the past seem inadequate, how do scholars and ...
  • These Oppressions Won't Cease
    Ross, Robert (2016)
    In the early nineteenth century, the linguistic situation of the Eastern Cape was changing among the Cape Khoesan. Their indigenous language, Cape Khoekhoe, was swiftly being replaced by Dutch or Proto-Afrikaans. The Cape ...

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