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Volume 63, Number 2, December 2004
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Introduction: vigilantism and the policing of everyday life in South Africa
pp. 139-152(14)
Authors: Lars Buur; Steffen Jensen

Vigilantism or alternative citizenship? The rise of Mapogo a Mathamaga
pp. 153-171(19)
Author: Barbara Oomen

Living for home: policing immorality among undocumented migrants in Johannesburg
pp. 173-192(20)
Author: Morten Lynge Madsen

Everyday policing and the occult: notions of witchcraft, crime and "the people"
pp. 193-211(19)
Authors: Steffen Jensen; Lars Buur

"My police -- your police": the informal privatisation of the police in the inner city of Johannesburg 1
pp. 213-230(18)
Author: Julia Hornberger

Afterword: vigilantism and the burden of rights: reflections on the paradoxes of freedom in post-apartheid South Africa
pp. 231-236(6)
Author: Deborah Posel

Contributors
pp. 237-237(1)

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