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 | Bank, Leslie J.; Carton, Benedict (2016) |
 | Forgetting apartheid: history, culture and the body of a nun |
 | Africa: Journal of the International African Institute. Volume 86 #3. p. 472-503. |
| Bank, Leslie (2015) |
| Frontiers of freedom: race, landscape and nationalism in the coastal cultures of South Africa |
| Anthropology Southern Africa. Volume 38 #3-4. p. 248-268. |
| Mnyaka, Phindezwa Elizabeth; Bank, Leslie (2014) |
| Salvage anthropology in a city without history: East London and photographic collections of Joseph Denfield, 1950-1969 |
| South African Historical Journal. Volume 66 #1. p. 55-78. |
 | Bank, Andrew; Bank, Leslie John (eds.) (2013) |
| Inside African anthropology: Monica Wilson and her interpreters | |
| Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. International African library #44. 354p. |
| Bank, Leslie J.; Bank, Andrew (2013) |
| Untangling the lion's tale: the violent masculinity and the ethics of biography in the 'curious' case of the apartheid-era policeman Donald Card |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 39 #1. p. 7-30. |
| Bank, Leslie (2007) |
| The Rhythms of the Yards: Urbanism, Backyards and Housing Policy in South Africa |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 25 #2. May. p. 205-228. |
| Bank, Leslie; Minkley, Gary (2005) |
| Going Nowhere Slowly? Land, Livelihoods and Rural Development in the Eastern Cape |
| Social Dynamics. Volume 31 #1. p. 1-38. |
| Bank, Leslie (2005) |
| On Family Farms and Commodity Groups: Rural Livelihoods, Households and Development Policy in the Eastern Cape |
| Social Dynamics. Volume 31 #1. p. 157-181. |
| Bank, Leslie (2003) |
| Comrades, Cats and Country Boys: Youth Style, City Streets and the Politics of Home in East London's Townships, 1950-1998 | |
| Anthropology Southern Africa. Volume 26 #1-2. p. 29-41. |
| Bank, Leslie (2002) |
| Home-Made Ethnography: Re-Visiting the 'Xhosa in Town' Trilogy |
| Kronos: Journal of Cape History. #28. p. 146-171. |
| Bank, Leslie J. (2002) |
| Beyond Red and School: Gender, Tradition and Identity in the Rural Eastern Cape |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 28 #3. September. p. 631-649. |
| Bank, Leslie J. (2001) |
| Living Together, Moving Apart: Home-Made Agendas, Identity Politics and Urban-Rural Linkages in the Eastern Cape, South Africa |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 19 #1. January. p. 129-147. |
| Bryceson, Deborah F.; Bank, Leslie (2001) |
| End of an Era: Africa's Development Policy Parallax |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 19 #1. January. p. 5-23. |
| Bank, Leslie J.; Qambata, Linda (2000) |
| Emerging Matriarchs? Livelihoods, Gender and Rituals in Rural Eastern Cape, South Africa | |
| Manchester, Great Britain: University of Manchester, Institute for Development Policy and Management. Multiple Livelihoods and Social Change Working Paper Series #WP11. 29p. |
| Bank, Leslie; Qambata, Linda (1999) |
| No Visible Means of Subsistence: Rural Livelihoods, Gender and Social Change in Mooiplaas, Eastern Cape 1950-1998 |
| Leiden: African Studies Centre. ASC working paper #34. 142p. |
| Bank, Leslie J. (1999) |
| Men with Cookers: Transformations in Migrant Culture, Domesticity and Identity in Duncan Village, East London |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 25 #3. September. p. 393-416. |
| Bank, Leslie (1997) |
| The social life of paraffin: gender, domesticity and the politics of value in a South African township |
| African Studies. Volume 56 #2. p. 157-179. |
 | Bank, Leslie (1997) |
| Of livestock and deadstock: entrepreneurship and tradition on the South African Highveld | |
| In: Farewell to Farms: De-Agrarianisation and Employment in Africa. p. 185-202. |
| White, Caroline; Bank, Leslie J.; Jones, Sean; Mehlwana, Monga (1997) |
| Restricted Electricity Use among Poor Urban Households |
| Development Southern Africa. Volume 14 #3. October. p. 413-423. |
| Bank, Leslie; Southall, Roger (1996) |
| Traditional leaders in South Africa's new democracy |
| Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law. #37-38. p. 407-430. |
 | Bank, Leslie J. (1996) |
| The Social Life of Paraffin: Domesticity, Gender, and Morality of Exchange in Urban South Africa | |
| Paper presented at the 39th Annual Meeting of the African Studies Asso. (ASA), November 23-26, 1996, San Francisco, California. Atlanta. Emory University. |
| Bank, Leslie J. (1995) |
| The Failure of Ethnic Nationalism: Land, Power and the Politics of Clanship on the South African High Veld, 1860-1990 |
| Africa: Journal of the International African Institute. Volume 65 #4. p. 565-591. |
| Manona, Cecil W.; Bank, Leslie J.; Higginbottom, Karen (1995) |
| Gender, Households and Environmental Changes in Informal Settlements in the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa | |
| Grahamstown, South Africa: Rhodes University, Institute of Social and Economic Research. Development Studies Working Paper #64. 107p. |
| Bank, Leslie (1994) |
| Angry men and working women: gender, violence and economic change in Qwaqwa in the 1980s |
| African Studies. Volume 53 #1. p. 89-113. |
| Bank, Leslie J. (1994) |
| Between Traders and Tribalists: Implosion and the Politics of Disjuncture in a South African Homeland |
| African Affairs: The Journal of the Royal African Society. Volume 93 #370. January. p. 75-98. |
| Bank, Leslie J. (1992) |
| Squatting and the Politics of Urban Restructuring in Transkei: The Case of Cala | |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 11 #2. p. 88-108. |
| Bank, L.J. (1990) |
| The making of the Qwaqwa 'mafia'? Patronage and protection in the migrant taxi business |
| African Studies. Volume 49 #1. p. 71-93. |
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