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 | Ayodele, Johnson Oluwole (2021) |
 | Resource allocation, weaponised poverty, and deviant economies in Nigeria |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #2. p. 285-304. |
| Agupusi, Patricia (2021) |
| The African Union and the path to an African Renaissance |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #2. p. 261-284. |
| Lock, Etienne (2021) |
| The concept of 'Republic' in Francophone African states: origin and impact |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #2. p. 246-260. |
| Niekerk, Robert van; Padayachee, Vishnu (2021) |
| The rise and fall of a social democratic economic and social policy alternative in the ANC (1990-1996) |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #2. p. 230-245. |
| Oyedemi, Toks Dele (2021) |
| Postcolonial casualties: 'Born-frees' and decolonisation in South Africa |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #2. p. 214-229. |
| Vahed, Goolam; Desai, Ashwin (2021) |
| Inside the cricket change room: undressing whiteness in South Africa |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #2. p. 199-213. |
| Urama, Evelyn Nwachukwu (2021) |
| Offspring's experiences and paternity crisis: creative writers and same-sex marriage in Igbo culture |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #2. p. 185-198. |
| Ololajulo, Babajide Olusoji (2021) |
| The incremental houses of urban fringes: Yoruba personhood and popular culture in Ibadan, Nigeria |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #2. p. 169-184. |
| Diko, Nqophisa; Sempijja, Norman (2021) |
| Does participation in BRICS foster South-South cooperation? Brazil, South Africa, and the Global South |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #1. p. 151-167. |
| Agboga, Victor (2021) |
| Beyond decentralising the Nigerian Police: how Lagos state circumvented debates on police reforms |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #1. p. 135-150. |
| Ashukem, Jean-Claude N. (2021) |
| To give a dog a bad name to kill it - Cameroon's anti-terrorism law as a strategic framework for human rights' violations |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #1. p. 119-134. |
| Tweneboah, Seth (2021) |
| 'Biting the hand that feeds them? The case of Ghanaian Pentecostal discourse on 'breaking from the past'' |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #1. p. 104-118. |
| Atwagala, Donnah S. (2021) |
| 'Visitors have become owners': internationalization of land and its implication for rural women |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #1. p. 88-103. |
| Ikeanyibe, Okechukwu Marcellus (2021) |
| Managing post-privatisation challenges: a review of Nigeria's electricity sector |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #1. p. 70-87. |
| Kuditchar, Nene-Lomotey (2021) |
| Curbing illicit financial out-flow from Africa: the phenomenology of institutions in Ghana |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #1. p. 56-69. |
| Olakojo, Solomon A.; Onanuga, Abayomi T.; Onanuga, Olaronke T. (2021) |
| Cyclical fluctuations of economic growth and monetary policy in Nigeria: does fiscal policy also matter? |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #1. p. 34-55. |
| Ingiriis, Mohamed Haji (2021) |
| Being and becoming a state: the statebuilding and peacebuilding conversations in southern Somalia and Somaliland |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 39 #1. p. 1-33. |
| Okoro, Emmanuel Emeka; Okafor, Ikechukwu S.; Igwilo, Kevin C.; Orodu, Kale B.; Mamudu, Angela O. (2020) |
| Sustainable biogas production from waste in potential states in Nigeria - alternative source of energy |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #4. p. 627-643. |
| Babajide, Abiola Ayopo; Lawal, Adedoyin Isola; Amodu, Lanre Olaolu; Ewetan, Olabanji Olukayode; Esowe, Susannash Limunga; Okafor, Tochukwu Chibuzor (2020) |
| Financial institutions concentration and financial inclusion penetration in Nigeria: a comparative analysis |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #4. p. 610-626. |
| Flint, Adrian (2020) |
| 'African witchdoctors' and popular culture: global hierarchies and the reinforcement of the colonial world order |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #4. p. 594-609. |
| Ansorg, Nadine (2020) |
| Securitisation strategies to prevent conflict diffusion in Tanzania and former Zaire |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #4. p. 579-593. |
| Malik, Aditi; Onguny, Philip (2020) |
| Elite strategies, emphasis frames, and mass perspectives on electoral violence in Kenya |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #4. p. 560-578. |
| Okech, David; Howard, Waylon J.; Matthew, Rebecca A.; Purser, Gregory L. (2020) |
| The effects of sociodemographic variables on the economic behaviour of poorer households in the US and Kenya: a cross-national analyses |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #4. p. 541-559. |
| Odijie, Michael Ehis (2020) |
| EPA and sensitive products: the danger for industrial policy 'incoordination' |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #4. p. 519-540. |
| Machoko, Collis Garikai (2020) |
| Burial of oscillating rural-urban and oscillating rural-diasporic indigenous Zimbabweans at dilapidated rural homes ('matongo'): a case study of the genesis of tent huts and kinship funeral expense fund groups in Buhera District, Zimbabwe |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #3. p. 475-498. |
| Diala, Jane C. (2020) |
| Normative authority of non-state laws within legal and institutional pluralism in Nigeria |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #3. p. 459-474. |
| Ingiriis, Mohamed Haji (2020) |
| Profiting from the failed state of Somalia: the violent political marketplace and insecurity in contemporary Mogadishu |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #3. p. 437-458. |
| Schritt, Jannik (2020) |
| Crude talking: radio and the politics of naming, blaming and claiming in oil-age Niger |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #3. p. 415-436. |
| Agomor, Kingsley S.; Adams, Samuel; Asante, William (2020) |
| Anatomy of Ghana's parliamentary elections and democratic consolidation |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #3. p. 399-414. |
| Matlosa, Khabele (2020) |
| Pondering the culture of violence in Lesotho: a case for demilitarisation |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #3. p. 381-398. |
| Busari, Dauda A. (2020) |
| Transactional politics: the manifestations of the challenges of 'infrastructure of the stomach' and 'infrastructure for the stomach' in Nigeria |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #3. p. 366-380. |
| Ebekozien, Andrew (2020) |
| Corrupt acts in the Nigerian construction industry: is the ruling party fighting corruption? |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #3. p. 348-365. |
| Onokwai, John (2020) |
| Political economy of Nigeria-South Africa foreign direct investment relations and challenges of the manufacturing sector in Nigeria, 1999-2017 |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #3. p. 331-347. |
| Biondo, Karen Del (2020) |
| Moving beyond a donor-recipient relationship? Assessing the principle of partnership in the joint Africa-EU strategy |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #2. p. 310-329. |
| Amusa, Kafayat; Monkam, Nara; Viegi, Nicola (2020) |
| Can foreign aid enhance domestic resource mobilisation in Nigeria? |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #2. p. 294-309. |
| Babatunde, Abosede Omowumi (2020) |
| Oil pollution and water conflicts in the riverine communities in Nigeria's Niger Delta region: challenges for and elements of problem-solving strategies |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #2. p. 274-293. |
| Connor, Teresa K.; Charway, Fred (2020) |
| Ambiguities of xenophobia in a border town: inner city informal traders and Ekasi shopkeepers in the city of East London, South Africa |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #2. p. 257-273. |
| Adams, Samuel; Asante, William (2020) |
| The judiciary and post-election conflict resolution and democratic consolidation in Ghana's Fourth Republic |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #2. p. 243-256. |
| Sabbi, Matthew (2020) |
| 'Municipal entrepreneurs': local politicians and the delivery of urban sanitation in Kumasi, Ghana |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #2. p. 221-242. |
| Jemal, Bekri M. (2020) |
| The depoliticisation of two competing nationalisms and the introduction of democratic Meritopianism as a possible way out for Ethiopia |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #2. p. 205-220. |
| Sanches, Edalina Rodrigues (2020) |
| Transitions to democracy, institutional choices and party system stability: lessons from small African islands |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #2. p. 186-204. |
| Soyinka, Wole (2020) |
| Revisionism: history lost and found |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #2. p. 173-185. |
| Kiguli, Susan Nalugwa (2020) |
| Wole Soyinka: an introduction |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #2. p. 171-172. |
| Jeater, Diana (2020) |
| Can spirits play a role in peace and reconciliation projects? Perspectives on traditional reconciliation in Zimbabwe |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #1. p. 154-169. |
| O'Brien, Stephen M. (2020) |
| Community mobilisation and HIV activism in Zimbabwe |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #1. p. 138-153. |
| Hove, Mediel; Chenzi, Vincent (2020) |
| Social media, civil unrest and government responses: the Zimbabwean experience |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #1. p. 121-137. |
| Mwonzora, Gift (2020) |
| Social media and citizen mobilisation in the biometric voter registration (BVR) process in Zimbabwe |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #1. p. 103-120. |
| Muchadenyika, Davison; Williams, John J. (2020) |
| Central-local state contestations and urban management in Zimbabwe |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #1. p. 89-102. |
| Nel, Adrian (2020) |
| Conciliatory whiteness: white farmers' accommodations and responses to land reform in Matabeleland South, Zimbabwe |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #1. p. 72-88. |
| Mazwi, Freedom; Chambati, Walter; Mudimu, George T. (2020) |
| Tobacco contract farming in Zimbabwe: power dynamics, accumulation trajectories, land use patterns and livelihoods |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #1. p. 55-71. |
| Gukurume, Simbarashe; Nhodo, Lloyd (2020) |
| Forced displacements in mining communities: politics in Chiadzwa diamond area, Zimbabwe |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #1. p. 39-54. |
| Mkandawire, Thandika (2020) |
| Zimbabwe's transition overload: an interpretation |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #1. p. 18-38. |
| Helliker, Kirk; Murisa, Tendai (2020) |
| Zimbabwe: continuities and changes |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 38 #1. p. 5-17. |
| Adigbuo, Ebere R. (2019) |
| Role conflicts in foreign policy: Nigeria's dilemma over Bakassi Peninsula |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #4. p. 404-420. |
| Giorgioni, Gianluigi (2019) |
| The CFA Franc Zone: a political re-evaluation twenty years after the advent of the Euro |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #4. p. 379-403. |
| Teixeira, Aurora A.C.; Nascimento, Sawelerk (2019) |
| FDI in small states and unattractive markets: the case of Săo Tomé and Príncipe |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #4. p. 351-378. |
| Gebresenbet, Fana; Kamski, Benedikt (2019) |
| The paradox of the Ethiopian Developmental State: bureaucrats and politicians in the sugar industry |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #4. p. 335-350. |
| Graham, Emmanuel; Van Gyampo, Ransford Edward; Ackah, Ishmael; Andrews, Nathan (2019) |
| An institutional assessment of the public interest and accountability committee (PIAC) in Ghana's oil and gas sector |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #4. p. 316-334. |
| Tembo, Nick Mdika (2019) |
| Troubling frames: Zapiro's iconography on Oscar Pistorius as traumics |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #4. p. 294-315. |
| Bond, Patrick (2019) |
| Tokenistic water and neoliberal sanitation in post-apartheid Durban |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #4. p. 275-293. |
| Botlhale, Emmanuel; Molokwane, Thekiso (2019) |
| The viability of the welfare state in Botswana |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #2-3. p. 241-256. |
| Lyakurwa, Ladigracia Epafrasi; Jun, Miyang; Chung, Moo Kwon (2019) |
| A comparative study on legal frameworks of work and family reconciliation in Mozambique and Tanzania |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #2-3. p. 225-240. |
| Baker, Bruce; Lekunze, Manu (2019) |
| The character and value of vernacular security: the case of South West Cameroon |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #2-3. p. 208-224. |
| Bourblanc, Magalie; Anseeuw, Ward (2019) |
| Explaining South Africa's land reform policy failure through its instruments: the emergence of inclusive agricultural business models |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #2-3. p. 191-207. |
| Nyoka, Bongani (2019) |
| Bernard Magubane's critique of anthropology in southern Africa: an introductory essay |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #2-3. p. 169-190. |
| Resende-Santos, Joăo (2019) |
| Cape Verde and the risks of tourism specialisation: the tourism option for Africa's small states |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #1. p. 148-168. |
| Urtuzuastigui, Gerardo Armando (2019) |
| Bilateral aid in sub-Saharan Africa: are donor delivery tactics stimulating economic growth and development? |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #1. p. 128-147. |
| Pitsch Santiago, Anne (2019) |
| Land grabbing or economic development? A modernisation debate enacted on Bugala Island, Uganda |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #1. p. 112-127. |
| Grell-Brisk, Marilyn (2019) |
| Arrested development? Sub-Saharan Africa in the stratified world economy 1965-2015 |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #1. p. 93-111. |
| Engels, Bettina; Müller, Melanie (2019) |
| Northern theories, Southern movements? Contentious politics in Africa through the lens of social movement theory |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #1. p. 72-92. |
| Knörr, Jacqueline; Schroven, Anita (2019) |
| Global and local models of governance in interaction: configurations of power in Upper Guinea Coast societies |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #1. p. 57-71. |
| Apata, Gabriel O. (2019) |
| Corruption and the postocolonial state: how the west invented African corruption |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 37 #1. p. 43-56. |
| Khan, Firoz (2018) |
| Neopatrimonialism and corruption: towards a new common sense |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #4. p. 553-562. |
| Hoffmann, Nimi (2018) |
| When are experiments corrupt? |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #4. p. 532-552. |
| Monyake, Moletsane (2018) |
| Can the poor fight back? A multilevel analysis of corruption, poverty and collective demand for accountability in Africa |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #4. p. 514-531. |
| Desai, Ashwin (2018) |
| The Zuma moment: between tender-based capitalists and radical economic transformation |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #4. p. 499-513. |
| Riley, Liam; Chilanga, Emmanuel (2018) |
| 'Things are not working now': poverty, food insecurity and perceptions of corruption in urban Malawi |
 | Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #4. p. 484-498. |
| Gaas, Mohamed Husein (2018) |
| Primordialism vs. instrumentalism in Somali society: is an alternative needed? |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #4. p. 464-483. |
| Friedman, Steven (2018) |
| The 'science' of superiority: Africa and scholarly colonial assumptions |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #4. p. 449-463. |
| Martin, William G. (2018) |
| Lessons of the Northern War on African corruption |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #4. p. 437-448. |
| Hoffmann, Nimi (2018) |
| Diagnosing neopatrimonialism: an interview with Thandika Mkandawire |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #4. p. 433-436. |
| Hoffmann, Nimi; Hendricks, Fred (2018) |
| African perspectives on corruption |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #4. p. 425-432. |
| Qambela, Gcobani (2018) |
| Living in constant anticipation of death: loss, grief and death as political instruments in Dagmawi Woubshet's 'The Calendar of Loss' |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #3. p. 401-408. |
| Kwamena Onoma, Ato (2018) |
| The faith-based segregation of interments: insights from a Senegalese commune |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #3. p. 386-400. |
| Faimau, Gabriel (2018) |
| The emergence of prophetic ministries in Botswana: self-positioning and appropriation of new media |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #3. p. 369-385. |
| Ukah, Asonzeh (2018) |
| Emplacing god: the social worlds of miracle cities - perspectives from Nigeria and Uganda |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #3. p. 351-368. |
| Lado, Ludovic; Félicien, Coulibaly Navigue; Azetsop, Jacquineau (2018) |
| The social construction of the legitimacy of Christian healing in Abidjan |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #3. p. 334-350. |
| Mhando, Nandera Ernest; Maseno, Loreen; Mtata, Kupakwashe; Senga, Mathew (2018) |
| Modes of legitimation by female Pentecostal-Charismatic preachers in East Africa: a comparative study in Kenya and Tanzania |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #3. p. 319-333. |
| Agyeman, Edmond Akwasi; Carsamer, Emmanuel (2018) |
| Pentecostalism and the spirit of entrepreneurship in Ghana: the case of Maame Sarah prayer camp in Ghana |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #3. p. 303-318. |
| Nyamnjoh, Francis B.; Carpenter, Joel A. (2018) |
| Religious Innovation and Competition in Contemporary African Christianity |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #3. p. 289-302. |
| Jotia, Agreement L. (2018) |
| The role of social media in freeing Botswana from state control of the media |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #2. p. 264-278. |
| Parry, Tyler D. (2018) |
| 'What is Africa to me' now?: African-American heritage tourism in Senegambia |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #2. p. 245-263. |
| Okeke-Ogbuafor, Nwamaka; Gray, Tim Stuart; Stead, Selina M. (2018) |
| Perceptions of the existence and causes of structural violence in Ogoni communities, Nigeria |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #2. p. 229-244. |
| Schenoni, Luis L. (2018) |
| The Southern African unipolarity |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #2. p. 207-228. |
| Hodzi, Obert (2018) |
| China and Africa: economic growth and a non-transformative political elite |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #2. p. 191-206. |
| Walker, Gavin Robert (2018) |
| 'Our songs were our stones': song and struggle in the treatment action campaign |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #2. p. 175-190. |
| Webster, Edward (2018) |
| Culture and working life: Ari Sitas and the transformation of labour studies in South Africa |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #2. p. 163-174. |
| Bohler-Muller, Narnia; Kanyane, Modimowabarwa; Pophiwa, Nedson; Dipholo, Mojalefa (2018) |
| Life after judgment: the Nokotyana case re-examined |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #1. p. 143-159. |
| Herdt, Tom De; Marivoet, Wim (2018) |
| Is informalization equalizing? Evidence from Kinshasa (DRC) |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #1. p. 121-142. |
| Houeland, Camilla (2018) |
| Between the street and Aso Rock*: the role of Nigerian trade unions in popular protests |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 36 #1. p. 103-120. |
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