Introduction to settlers, creoles and historical reenactment / Jonathan Lamb
Settlers, workers and soldiers : the landscape of total mobilization / Georges Teyssot
Settlers on the edge, or sedentary nomads : Andrei Platonov and steppe history / Donna Landry
Creole Europe : the reflection of a reflection / Christopher Pinney
Alexander Hamilton and the new republic's creole complex / Sean Goudie
"The shrug of horror" : creole performance at King's Bench / James Epstein
Taxonomies of terror / Colin Dayan
Voortrekkers of the Cold War : enacting the South African past and present in Mark Behr's The smell of apples / Monica Popescu
History below the water line : the making of apartheid's last festival / Leslie Witz
Failing with Livingstone : a voyage of reenactment on Lake Nyassa / Iain McCalman
Impossible historical reenactments : invisible aborigines of TV / Chris Healy
Colonialism and reenactment television : imagining belonging in Outback house / Catriona Elder
"Blacking up" for the explorers of 1951 / Stephen Gapps
"The first race of savages the world has seen" : how empire turned out differently in Australia and New Zealand / Mark Williams
Reenacting Aotearoa, New Zealand / Stephen Turner
Reenactment and the natural history of settlement / Alex Calder
Native reenactments/living iterability : Lisa Reihana's Native portraits n19897 / Jo Smith
Epilogue : Genealogies of space in colonial and postcolonial reenactment / Vanessa Agnew.
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Settler and creole reenactment. ISBN 9780230576063. Published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2009. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
