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Jonathan Hyslop

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Jonathan Hyslop

Professor of Sociology and Africana & Latin American Studies, Emeritus

Department/Office Information

Sociology and Anthropology , Africana and Latin American Studies

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Education
  • BA (Hons) Oxford University 1976
  • MA Birmingham 1980
  • PhD University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 1991
Teaching Experience
  • University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 1985-2010
  • University of Pretoria, 2010-2012
Interests
  • Modern Southern Africa 
  • Labor History 
  • The British Empire
  • Maritime History and Sociology
  • The History and Sociology of  War
  • World War I and World War II
  • Teaching Social Theory
Distinctions
  • 2018 Travel Talent Award, Humboldt University, Berlin.
  • 2016-2017 Fellow, Re:work, Humboldt University, Berlin.
  • 2007-08 Member, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton.
Selected Publications
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淭he Politics of Disembarkation: Empire, Shipping and Labor in the Port of Durban 1897-1947鈥, International Labor and Working Class History, 93, 2018, 176-200.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淛ohannesburg鈥檚 Green Flag: The Contemporaneity of the Easter Rising and the 1922 Rand Rebellion鈥, in E. Dal Largo, R. Healey and G. Barry eds., 1916 in Global Context: An Anti-Imperial Moment, London, Routledge, 2018), 76-90.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淕erman Seafarers, Anti-Fascism and the Anti-Stalinist Left: the 'Antwerp Group鈥 and Edo Fimmen鈥檚 International Transport Workers Federation, 1933-1940鈥, Global Networks
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淭he Lady in White: British Imperial Loyalism and Women鈥檚 Volunteerism in Second World War Durban鈥, Journal of Natal and Zulu History, 32:1, 2018, 38-54
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淪outhampton to Durban on the Union Castle Line: An Imperial Shipping Company and the limits of globality c. 1900-1939鈥, Journal of Transport History, published online, 2017.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淭he War on War League: A South African Pacifist Movement, 1914-1915鈥, Scientia Militaria: South African Journal of Military Studies, 44:1, 2016, 22-34.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淭he Experience of War and the Making of a Historian: E.P. Thompson on Military Power, the Colonial Revolution and Nuclear Weapons鈥, South African Historical Journal, 68:3, 2016, 267-285.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淓.P. Thompson in South Africa: The Practice and Politics of Social History in an Era of Revolt and Transition, 1976-2012鈥, International Review of Social History, 61:1, 2016, 95-116.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淪outh Africa and Scotland in the First World War鈥, in David Forsyth and Wendy Ugolini eds., A Global Force: War, Identities and Scotland鈥檚 Diaspora (Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press, 2016), 151-167.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淒urban as a Portal of Globalization: Mines, Railways, Docks and Steamships in the Empire of Otto Siedle鈥檚 Natal Direct Line, 1879-1929鈥, Comparativ: Zeitschrift f眉r Globalgeschichte und vergleichende Gesellschaftsforschung, 26:1, 2015, 35-50.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淥ceanic Mobility and Settler-Colonial Power: Policing the Global Maritime Labour Force in Durban Harbour c. 1890-1910鈥, Journal of Transport History, 36:2, 2015, 248-267.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淎 British Strike in an African Port: The Mercantile Marine and Dominion Politics in Durban, 1925鈥, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 43:5, 2015, 882-902.
  • J. Hyslop, "The Strange Death of Liberal England and the Strange Birth of Illiberal South Africa: British Trade Unionists, Indian Labourers and Afrikaner Rebels, 1910-1914", Labour History Review, 79:1, 2014, 97-120.
  • J. Hyslop, "Mandela on War", in R. Barnard (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Nelson Mandela (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2014), 162-181.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淶ulu Sailors in the Steamship Era: The African Modern in the World Voyage Narratives of Fulunge Mpofu and George Magodini, 1916-1924鈥, in K. Reid and F. Paisley (eds.), Critical Perspectives on Colonialism: Writing the Empire from Below (London, Routledge, 2014), 123-140.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥溾橲egregation has fallen on evil days鈥: Smuts鈥 South Africa, Global War and Transnational Politics, 1939-1946鈥, Journal of Global History, 7:3, 2012, 438-460.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淭he Invention of the Concentration Camp: Cuba, Southern Africa and the Philippines 1896-1907鈥, South African Historical Journal, 63:2, 2011, 251-276.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淎n 鈥楨ventful鈥 History of Hind Swaraj: Gandhi Between the Battle of Tsushima and the Union of South Africa鈥, Public Culture, 23:2, 2011, 299-319.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淕andhi: The Transnational Making of a Public Figure鈥, in J. Brown and A. Parel eds., The Cambridge Companion to Gandhi (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2011).
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淪cottish Labour, Race and Southern African Empire c.1880-1922: A Reply to Kenefick鈥, International Review of Social History, 55:1, 2010, 53-84.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淢artial Law and Military Power in the Construction of the South African State: Jan Smuts and the 鈥楽olid Guarantee of Force鈥 1899-1924鈥, Journal of Historical Sociology, 22:2, 2009, 235-268.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淪teamship Empire: African, Asian and British Sailors in the Merchant Marine c.1880-1940鈥, Journal of Asian and African Studies, 44:1, February 2009, 49-68.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淕uns, Drugs and Revolutionary Propaganda: Indian sailors and Smuggling in the 1920s鈥, South African Historical Journal, 61:4, 2009, 838-846.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淕andhi, Mandela and the African Modern鈥 in A. Mbembe and S. Nuttall (eds.), Johannesburg 鈥 The Elusive Metropolis (Durham N.C., Duke University Press, 2008).
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淭he World Voyage of James Keir Hardie: Indian Nationalism, Zulu Insurgency and the British Labour Diaspora 1907-1908鈥, Journal of Global History, 1, 2006, 343-362.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淢aking Scotland in South Africa: Charles Murray, the Transvaal鈥檚 Aberdeenshire Poet鈥 in D. Lambert and A. Lester (eds.), Imperial Careers Across the British Empire (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2006).
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淐olonial Intellectuals at the End of Empire: Manning Clark鈥檚 Australia and Guy Butler鈥檚 South Africa鈥, Kleio, 38:1, 2006, 25-39.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淎n Anglophone Intellectual, the Second World War and the Coming of Apartheid: Guy Butler in the 1940s鈥, in S. Dubow and A. Jeeves (eds.), South Africa鈥檚 1940s: Worlds of Possibilities (Johannesburg, Double Storey, 2005).
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淧olitical Corruption: Before and After Apartheid鈥, Journal of Southern African Studies, 31:4, 2005, 773-789.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淪hopping During A Revolution: Entrepreneurs, Retailers and 鈥榃hite鈥 Identity During the Democratic Transition鈥, Historia, 50:1, 2005, 173-190.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淭he White Poor at the End of Apartheid鈥, Itinerario, 27:3/4, 2003, 226-242.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淎 Scottish Socialist Reads Carlyle in Johannesburg Prison, June 1900: Reflections on the Literary Culture of the Imperial Working Class鈥, Journal of Southern African Studies, 29:3, 2003, 639-655.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淐ape Town Highlanders, Transvaal Scottish: Military 鈥楽cottishness鈥 and Social Power in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century South Africa鈥, South African Historical Journal, 47, 2002, 96-114.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淎 Ragged Trousered Philanthropist and the Empire: Robert Tressell in South Africa鈥, History Workshop Journal, 51, 2001, 64-86.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淲hy did Apartheid鈥檚 Supporters Capitulate? 鈥榃hiteness鈥, Class and Consumption in Urban South Africa 1985-1995", Society in Transition, 31:1, 2000, 36-44.
  • J. Hyslop, 鈥淭he Imperial Working Class Makes Itself 鈥榃hite鈥: White Labourism in Britain, Australia and South Africa Before the First World War鈥, Journal of Historical Sociology, 12:4, 1999, 398-421.