1. Workers Called White and Classes Called Poor: The ‘White Working Class’ and ‘Poor Whites’ in Southern Africa 1910-1994
2. Rhodesian State Paternalism and the White Working-Class Family, 1930s-1950s
3. Immigration and Settlement of "Undesirable" Whites in Southern Rhodesia, c. 1940s to 1960s
4. White People Fit for a New South Africa? State Planning, Policy and Social Response in the Parastatal Cities of the Vaal, 1940-1990
5. Whites, but not Quite: Settler Imaginations in Late Colonial Mozambique, c. 1951-1964
6. "Village Portugal" in Africa: Discourses of Differentiation and Hierarchization of Settlers, 1950s-1974
7. Labour and Mobility on Rhodesia’s Railways: The 1954 Fireman’s Strike
8. The Dog that Didn’t Bark: The Mufulira Strike and White Mineworkers at Zambian Independence
9. Social Engineering and Scientific Management: Some Reflections on the Apartheid Public Service and Historical Process
10. White Workers and the Unravelling of Racial Citizenship in Late Apartheid South Africa