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 | Kamara, Joseph K. and Cyril, Sheila and Renzaho, Andre M.N. (2017) |
 | The social and political dimensions of internal displacement in Uganda: challenges and opportunities - a systematic review |
 | African Studies. Volume 76 #3. p. 444-473. |
| Udelsmann Rodrigues, Cristina (2017) |
| The Kwanhama partitioned by the border and the Angolan perspective of cross-border identity |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #3. p. 423-443. |
| Östberg, Wilhelm and Caretta, Martina Angela (2017) |
| Kerio Valley, 1973-2013: a case study of Kenyan smallholder agriculture |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #3. p. 402-422. |
| Morgan, Ruth and Kaneko, Michiko (eds.) (2017) |
| South African Sign Language (SASL) poetry |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #3. p. 381-401. |
 | Gupta, Pamila and Rodary, Estienne (eds.) (2017) |
| Special Issue: opening-up Mozambique: histories of the present |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #2. p. 179-314. |
| Wright, Timothy (2017) |
| Justice, silence, complexity: recent forays into the reconstitution of apartheid experience |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #1. p. 163-176. |
| Ndlovu, Thabisani (2017) |
| 'All that doesn't make headlines': responses to Zanu-PFs imaginaries of belonging in recent fiction from Zimbabwe |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #1. p. 140-162. |
| Boshoff, Priscilla and Prinsloo, Jeanne (2017) |
| Secrets, lies and redemption |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #1. p. 121-139. |
| Iqani, Mehita and Baro, Gilles (2017) |
| The branded skyline? A socio-semiotic critique of Johannesburg's architectural adverts |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #1. p. 102-120. |
| Dias Simões, Fernando (2017) |
| Portuguese-speaking Africa and the Lusophone legal system: all in the family? |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #1. p. 86-101. |
| Hirtenfelder, Claudia Towne (2017) |
| Strength, mobility, and variety: central discourses which undermine tourisms ability to subvert broader gender orders in Botswana |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #1. p. 64-85. |
| Batisai, Kezia (2017) |
| Pushing the limits of motherhood: narratives of older women in rural Zimbabwe |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #1. p. 44-63. |
| Amao, Olumuyiwa Babatunde and Maiangwa, Benjamin (2017) |
| Has the 'Giant' gone to sleep? Re-assessing Nigeria's response to the Liberian Civil War (1990-1997) and the Boko Haram insurgency (2009-2015) |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #1. p. 22-43. |
| Lissoni, Arianna (2017) |
| 'Dear Comrade Chief Rep': love, marriage and the family in the ANC in exile in Tanzania |
| African Studies. Volume 76 #1. p. 1-21. |
| Daniels, Glenda (2016) |
| Paradoxical splits: race and journalists' identity in post-apartheid South Africa |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #3. p. 436-448. |
| Chiumbu, Sarah (2016) |
| Media, race and capital: a decolonial analysis of representation of miners' strikes in South Africa |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #3. p. 417-435. |
| Buzasi, Katalin (2016) |
| Linguistic situation in twenty sub-Saharan African countries: a survey-based approach |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #3. p. 358-380. |
| Wessels, Michael (2016) |
| Smoking around the campfire: a San encounter with the colonial |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #3. p. 338-357. |
| Wilhelm-Solomon, Matthew (2016) |
| Disease as dwelling: sustaining life with HIV in post-displacement Northern Uganda |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #3. p. 316-337. |
| Tawfik, Rawia (2016) |
| Egypt and the transformations of the Pan-African movement: the challenge of adaptation |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #3. p. 297-315. |
| Gupta, Pamila (2016) |
| Visuality and Diasporic Dynamism: Goans in Mozambique and Zanzibar |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #2. p. 257-277. |
| Musila, Grace A. and Ligaga, Dina (eds.) (2016) |
| Special Issue: East African interventions in African literary and cultural studies |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #2. p. 171-295. |
| Ololajulo, Babajide Olusoji (2016) |
| 'Eating with one spoon': zoning, power rotation and political corruption in Nigeria |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #1. p. 153-169. |
| Eke, Surulola James and Tonwe, Daniel A. (2016) |
| Address causes not symptoms: engaging the festering culture of impunity from the dimension of fragility in Nigeria |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #1. p. 133-152. |
| Berg, Paul van den and Noorderhaven, Niels (2016) |
| A Users' Perspective on Corruption: SMEs in the hospitality sector in Kenya |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #1. p. 114-132. |
| De Kock, Leon (2016) |
| Off-colour? Mike Nicol's neo-noir 'revenge trilogy' and the post-apartheid 'femme fatale' |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #1. p. 86-113. |
| André, Naomi and Somma, Donato and Mhlambi, Innocentia Jabulisile (eds.) (2016) |
| Special issue: new voices in Black South African opera |
| African Studies. Volume 75 #1. p. 1-97. |
| Tishken, Joel E. (2015) |
| The Nazareth Baptist Church as subordinationist Christianity |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #3. p. 449-469. |
| Alsheh, Yehonatan and Elliker, Florian (2015) |
| The art of becoming a minority: Afrikaner re-politicisation and Afrikaans political ethnicity |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #3. p. 429-448. |
| Suriano, Maria and Lewis, Clara (2015) |
| 'Afrikaners is plesierig!': Voëlvry music, anti-apartheid identities and Rockey Street nightclubs in Yeoville (Johannesburg), 1980s-90s |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #3. p. 404-428. |
| Magu, Stephen M. (2015) |
| Dilemmas of East African cooperation: domestic audience and Prisoner's Dilemma approaches on regional integration |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #3. p. 388-403. |
| Williams, Justin (2015) |
| The 'Rawlings' revolution and rediscovery of the African diaspora in Ghana (1983-2015) |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #3. p. 366-387. |
| Walther, Olivier J. and Howard, Allen M. and Retaillé, Denis (2015) |
| West African spatial patterns of economic activities: combining the 'spatial factor' and 'mobile space' approaches |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #3. p. 346-365. |
| McCormick, Tracey Lee (2015) |
| Queering discourses of coming out in South Africa |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #3. p. 327-345. |
| Eze, Chielozona (2015) |
| Feminist empathy: unsettling African cultural norms in 'the secret lives of Baba Segi's wives' |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #3. p. 310-326. |
| Linonge-Fontebo, Helen Namondo and Rabe, Marlize (2015) |
| Mothers in Cameroonian prisons: pregnancy, childbearing and caring for young children |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #3. p. 290-309. |
| McGranaghan, Mark (2015) |
| 'My name did float along the road': naming practices and Xam Bushman identities in the 19th-century Karoo (South Africa) |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #3. p. 270-289. |
| Cohen, David William (2015) |
| Perils and pragmatics of critique: reading Barack Obama Sr's 1965 review of Kenya's Development Plan |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #3. p. 247-269. |
| Majeed, Javed and Hofmeyr, Isabel (eds.) (2015) |
| Special issue: India and South Africa: comparisons, confluences, contrasts |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #2. 97p. |
| Erlank, Natasha and Morgan, Karie L. (eds.) (2015) |
| Special issue: Sophiatown |
| African Studies. Volume 74 #1. 145p. |
| Delius, Peter (ed.) (2014) |
| Special issue: the making and changing of migrant workers' worlds (1800-2014) |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #3. 163p. |
| Buire, Chloé (2014) |
| The dream and the ordinary: an ethnographic investigation of suburbanisation in Luanda |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #2. p. 290-312. |
| Sawyer, Lindsay (2014) |
| Piecemeal urbanisation at the peripheries of Lagos |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #2. p. 271-289. |
| Todes, Alison (2014) |
| New African suburbanisation? Exploring the growth of the northern corridor of eThekwini/KwaDakuza |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #2. p. 245-270. |
| Naicker, Inbanathan (ed.) (2014) |
| Moving towards curriculum intellectualising in the context of divergent notions of African Scholarship |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #2. p. 228-240. |
| Rönnbäck, Klas (2014) |
| 'The men seldom suffer a woman to sit down': the historical development of the stereotype of the 'lazy African' |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #2. p. 211-227. |
| Davis, Steve (2014) |
| Struggle history and self-help: the parallel lives of Nelson Mandela in conventional and figurative biography |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #2. p. 169-191. |
| Forrest, Kally (2014) |
| Rustenburg's fractured recruitment regime: who benefits? |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #2. p. 149-168. |
| Williams, Quentin and Stroud, Christopher (2014) |
| Multilingualism remixed: sampling, braggadocio and the stylisation of local voice |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #1. p. 124-145. |
| McNamara, Thomas (2014) |
| Not the Malawi of our parents: attitudes toward homosexuality and perceived westernisation in Northern Malawi |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #1. p. 84-106. |
| Chitonge, Horman (2014) |
| Cities beyond networks: the status of water services for the urban poor in African cities |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #1. p. 58-83. |
| Fubah, Mathias A. (2014) |
| The changing 'life' of the buffalo/cow horns and new methods of adaptation by carvers/patrons in the Grassfields, Cameroon |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #1. p. 41-57. |
| Chappatte, André (2014) |
| Chinese products, social mobility and material modernity in Bougouni, a small but fast-growing administrative town of Southwest Mali |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #1. p. 22-40. |
| Watson, Ruth (2014) |
| Literacy as a style of life: garveyism and gentlemen in Colonial Ibadan |
| African Studies. Volume 73 #1. p. 1-21. |
| Court, Anthony (2013) |
| The Banyamulenge of South Kivu: The 'Nationality Question' |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #3. p. 416-439. |
| Thebe, Vusilizwe and Rakotje, Mapepe F. (2013) |
| Land strategies and livelihood dynamics in peri-urban communities: challenges to land and agricultural policy in Lesotho |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #3. p. 399-415. |
| Connor, Teresa (2013) |
| Borders of mutuality, frontiers of resistance: paternalism and working identities of farm labourers in the Sundays River Valley, South Africa |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #3. p. 375-398. |
| Batty, Fodei (2013) |
| Enacting the Mines and Minerals Act (2009) of Sierra Leone: actors, interests and outcomes |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #3. p. 353-374. |
| Ally, Shireen (2013) |
| 'Ooh, eh eh ... just one small cap is enough!': servants, detergents, and their prosthetic significance |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #3. p. 321-352. |
| Botha, R.J. (2013) |
| The need for creative leadership in South African schools |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #2. p. 307-320. |
| Kleist, Nauja (2013) |
| Flexible politics of belonging: diaspora mobilisation in Ghana |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #2. p. 285-306. |
| Turner, Simon (2013) |
| Staging the Rwandan diaspora: the politics of performance |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #2. p. 265-284. |
| Bernal, Victoria (2013) |
| Diaspora, digital media, and death counts: Eritreans and the politics of memorialisation |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #2. p. 246-264. |
| Horst, Cindy (2013) |
| The depoliticisation of diasporas from the Horn of Africa: from refugees to transnational aid workers |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #2. p. 228-245. |
| Marabello, Selenia (2013) |
| Translating and acting diaspora: looking through the lens of a co-development project between Italy and Ghana |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #2. p. 207-227. |
| Groves, Zoë (2013) |
| Transnational networks and regional solidarity: the case of the Central African Federation, 1953-1963 |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #2. p. 155-175. |
| Matolino, Bernard (2013) |
| The nature of opposition in Kwasi Wiredu's democracy by consensus |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #1. p. 138-152. |
| Kapa, Motlamelle Anthony (2013) |
| Chiefs, democracy, and popular participation: the case of Lesotho |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #1. p. 121-137. |
| Aboh, Romanus (2013) |
| Proverbs and euphemisms as discourse strategies in Joe Ushie's poetry |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #1. p. 107-120. |
| Godsäter, Andréas (2013) |
| Regional environmental governance in the Lake Victoria region: the role of civil society |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #1. p. 64-85. |
| Niang, Amy (2013) |
| The (in)commodities of laissez-faire integration: trade and mobility in a cross-border market |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #1. p. 41-63. |
| Ndhlovu, Finex (2013) |
| Cross-border languages in southern African economic and political integration |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #1. p. 19-40. |
| Nwafor, Okechukwu (2013) |
| The fabric of friendship: 'as? ebì' and the moral economy of amity in Nigeria |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #1. p. 1-18. |
| Brown, Julian and Wilson, Stuart (2012) |
| A presumed equality: the relationship between State and citizens in post-apartheid South Africa |
| African Studies. Volume 72 #1. p. 86-106. |
| Van der Waal, C.S. (2012) |
| Creolisation and purity: Afrikaans language politics in post-apartheid times |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #3. p. 446-463. |
| Kriel, Mariana (2012) |
| A new generation of Gustav Prellers? The Fragmente/FAK/Vrye Afrikaan movement, 1998-2008 |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #3. p. 426-445. |
| Boersema, Jacob R. (2012) |
| Between recognition and resentment: an Afrikaner trade union's brand of post-nationalism |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #3. p. 408-425. |
| Davies, Rebecca (2012) |
| Afrikaner capital elites, neo-liberalism and economic transformation in post-apartheid South Africa |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #3. p. 391-407. |
| Hay, Michelle (2012) |
| Buying Naboth's vineyard: the challenges of land transfer under the 1936 Native Trust and Land Act |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #3. p. 361-379. |
| Shutzer, Megan Anne (2012) |
| The politics of home: displacement and resettlement in postcolonial Kenya |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #3. p. 346-360. |
| Chitonge, Horman (2012) |
| Social protection challenges in sub-Saharan Africa: 'rethinking regimes and commitments' |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #3. p. 323-345. |
| Lee, Rebekah and Vaughan, Megan (eds.) (2012) |
| Special issue: Death and loss in Africa |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #2. p. 163-322. |
| McKaiser, Eusebius (2012) |
| 2011 Annual Ruth First Memorial Lecture, University of the Witwatersrand: Looking an international relations gift horse in the mouth: SA's response to the Libyan crisis |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #1. p. 145-157. |
| Whitelaw, Gavin (2012) |
| Anthropology and history in the Southern African Iron Age |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #1. p. 127-144. |
| Cubizolles, Sylvain (2012) |
| Integrating a popular sport into the patrimony in a South African provincial town: the case of football in Stellenbosch |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #1. p. 108-126. |
| Willems, Wendy (2012) |
| The ballot vote as embedded ritual: a radical critique of liberal-democratic approaches to media and elections in Africa |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #1. p. 91-107. |
| Bodomo, Adams and Teixeira-E-Silva, Roberval (2012) |
| Language matters: the role of linguistic identity in the establishment of the lusophone African community in Macau |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #1. p. 71-90. |
| Loffman, Reuben (2012) |
| Men and women of the water: the Lokele of Stanleyville and Yakusu under Belgian rule, 1895-1960 |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #1. p. 52-70. |
| Onuoha, Godwin (2012) |
| Contemporary Igbo nationalism and the crisis of self-determination in Nigeria |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #1. p. 29-51. |
| Mbembe, Achille (2012) |
| Metamorphic thought: the works of Frantz Fanon |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #1. p. 19-28. |
| Bystrom, Kerry (2012) |
| Reading the South Atlantic: Chile, South Africa, the Cold War, and Mark Behr's 'The Smell of Apples' |
| African Studies. Volume 71 #1. p. 1-18. |
| Hungbo, Jendele (2011) |
| Talking to the polls: power, time and the politics of representation in two South African radio talk shows |
| African Studies. Volume 70 #3. p. 437-454. |
| Simpson, Thula (2011) |
| Main machinery: the ANC's armed underground in Johannesburg during the 1976 Soweto uprising |
| African Studies. Volume 70 #3. p. 415-436. |
| Suriano, Maria (2011) |
| Making the modern: contestations over 'muziki wa dansi' in Tanganyika, ca. 1945-1961 |
| African Studies. Volume 70 #3. p. 393-414. |
| Bereketeab, Redie (2011) |
| Rethinking State-building in the Horn of Africa: challenges of striking a balance between traditional and modern institutions |
| African Studies. Volume 70 #3. p. 376-392. |
| Sinwell, Luke (2011) |
| Rethinking South Africa's transition: from transformative to mainstream approaches to participatory development |
| African Studies. Volume 70 #3. p. 359-375. |
| Soske, Jon (2011) |
| The life and death of Dr Abu Baker 'Hurley' Asvat, 23 February 1943 to 27 January 1989 |
| African Studies. Volume 70 #3. p. 337-358. |
| Hughes, Lotte and Coombes, Annie E. and Karega-Munene (eds.) (2011) |
| Special issue: Heritage, history and memory: new research from East and Southern Africa |
| African Studies. Volume 70 #2. p. 175-335. |
| Orderson, Crystal (2011) |
| 2010 Annual Ruth First Memorial Lecture, University of the Witwatersrand: voices from the margin |
| African Studies. Volume 70 #1. p. 156-165. |
| Simpson, Thula (2011) |
| Military combat work: the reconstitution of the ANC's armed underground, 1971-1976 |
| African Studies. Volume 70 #1. p. 103-122. |
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