Zine Magubane

Associate Professor

Department of Sociology

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Dr. Magubane is a South 非洲n native who lived in her country while Nelson Mandela was president. She taught sociology at the University of Cape Town for two years and was a researcher for two years. Much of her work is focused on Southern 非洲. She is the author of Bringing the Empire 首页: Imagining 比赛, Gender, and Class in Britain and Colonial South 非洲, which analyzes the historical emergence of race, 性别, and class both as conceptual entities and as ideological systems. She is also the co-editor of 比赛, Gender and the Status of Black South 非洲n Women in the Academy (University of South 非洲 Press) and Post Modernity, Postcoloniality, and 非洲n Studies (非洲 World Press). In addition to working on three more books, Dr. Magubane’s writings have appeared in several publications. Her areas of specialization include social theory, sociology of post-coloniality, race and ethnicity, globalization, race and popular culture, 性别 and sexuality, and the sociology of 非洲n societies. She also holds a courtesy appointment in the department of 非洲n and 非洲n Diaspora Studies. 

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