19世纪至1994年莱索托-南非边境的跨国股票盗窃史

IF 0.4 3区 历史学 Q1 HISTORY
John Aerni-Flessner, Chitja Twala, M. Mushonga, Grey Magaiza
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摘要

在莱索托和南非边境地区,库存盗窃一直是个问题。从19世纪莫舒舒一世(Moshoeshoe I)的劫牛事件,到莱索托(1993)和南非(1994)民主时代的开始,牲畜盗窃既普遍又是个国际问题,这一观点已被所有人普遍接受。这篇文章追踪并提出了股票盗窃的问题,以表明它是如何不成比例地影响了边境地区最贫穷的居民。然而,与实际的盗窃行为同样重要的是,在边境地区建立一种永久的“股票盗窃危机”,这为那些经济状况较好的人的利益服务。因此,本文追溯了盗窃的历史,也追溯了边境地区围绕盗窃和盗贼的话语。尽管有人声称股票盗窃似乎一直在上升,但在许多情况下,消息来源对此表示异议。关于股票盗窃行为的相互矛盾和相互竞争的观点,帮助创造和维持了危机中的边界观念,这种观念在历史上一直是为那些已经获得经济和政治权力的人服务的。
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A Transnational History of Stock Theft on the Lesotho–South Africa Border, Nineteenth Century to 1994
ABSTRACT Stock theft has long been a problem along the Lesotho–South Africa border. From Moshoeshoe I’s cattle-raiding in the nineteenth century through to the start of the democratic era in Lesotho (1993) and South Africa (1994), the idea that stock theft is both prevalent and an international problem has been generally accepted by one and all. This article traces and problematises the practice of stock theft to show how it has disproportionately impacted the poorest residents of the borderlands. Just as important as the actual practice of theft, however, is the construction of a perpetual ‘stock theft crisis’ on the border that has served the interests of those who are economically better off. The article therefore traces the history of theft, but also of the discourses around theft and thieves in the borderlands. Despite claims that stock theft is seemingly always on the rise, in many cases the sources dispute this. The contradictory and competing ideas about the practice of stock theft have helped to create and maintain the idea of a border in crisis that has historically served the ends of those who already have access to economic and political power.
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期刊介绍: Over the past 40 years, the South African Historical Journal has become renowned and internationally regarded as a premier history journal published in South Africa, promoting significant historical scholarship on the country as well as the southern African region. The journal, which is linked to the Southern African Historical Society, has provided a high-quality medium for original thinking about South African history and has thus shaped - and continues to contribute towards defining - the historiography of the region.
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