Hilda Kuper

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL722369A

Top Subjects

Swaziland (3)
Kings and rulers (2)
Swazi (African people) (2)
Indigenous peoples -- Swaziland. (1)
Law -- Africa. (1)
Law, africa (1)
Swaziland -- Fiction (1)

Books by Hilda Kuper

Total count: 19

An African Aristocracy - Rank among the Swazi.

OUP for IAI,1947-01-01
An African aristocracyrank among the Swazi.

Pub. for the International African Institute by the Oxford University Press1947-01-01
An African aristocracyrank among the Swazi of Bechuanaland

Pub. for the International African Institute by the Oxford Univ. Press1947-01-01
The uniform of colour, a study of white-black relationships in Swaziland.

Witwatersand Univ. Press1947-01-01
The Uniform of ColourA Study of White - Black Relationships in Swaziland

Witwatersrand University Press1947-01-01
The Swazi.

International African Institute1952-01-01
The Shona and Ndebele of Southern Rhodesia

International African Institute1954-01-01
Indian people in Natal.

University Press1960-01-01
The Swazi (Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology)

Thomson Learning1963-12-01
African law: adaptation and development

University of California Press1965-01-01
Urbanization and migration in West Africa

1965-01-01
African LawAdaptation and Development

University of California Press1965-01-01
Bite of hungera novel of Africa.[1st ed.]

Harcourt, Brace & World1965-01-01
A witch in my hearta play set in Swaziland in the 1930s. With a foreword by Max Gluckman.

Published for the International African Institute by the Oxford University Press1970-01-01
Sobhuza II, Ngwenyama and King of Swazilandthe story of an hereditary ruler and his country

Africana Pub. Co.1978-01-01
Inhlitiyo ngumtsakatsi1st ed., 2nd impression.

Shuter and Shooter1978-01-01
The Swazi, a South African Kingdom (Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology)

Harcourt Brace College Publishers1985-10-01
Field notebooks of anthropological research in Swaziland and South Africa, 1931-1985

University of California Reprographic Service1992-01-01
African Aristocracy

Taylor & Francis Group2018-01-01