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 | MacArthur, Julie (2016) |
| Cartography and the political imagination: mapping community in colonial Kenya | |
| Athens: Ohio University Press. New African histories series. 340p. |
 | Shanguhyia, Martin S. (2016) |
| Integrating African traditions in environmental control in western Kenya: contradictions and failure in colonial policy, 1920-1963 | |
 | International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 49 #1. p. 23-52. |
| MacArthur, Julie (2013) |
 | When did the Luyia (or any other group) become a tribe? |
| Canadian Journal of African Studies. Volume 47 #3. p. 351-363. |
| Lihraw, Demmahom Olovodes (2010) |
| The Tachon peoples of Kenya: history, culture and economy | |
| Nairobi: PERC-PACE International. 287p. |
| Mwanzi, Helen Oronga A. (2010) |
| Reflections on orality and cultural expression: orality as a peace culture | |
| Journal des africanistes. Volume 80 #1-2. p. 63-74. |
| Kabaji, Egara (2008) |
| Masculinity and ritual violence: a study of bullfighting among the Kakamega Luyia, western Kenya | |
| Mila: a Journal of the Institute of African Studies. Volume 9. p. 33-46. |
| Mukhule, Chrispinus Odhiambo (2008) |
| The history and culture of Abakhero people of western Kenya | |
| Nairobi: Chrispinus Odhiambo Mukhule. 158p. |
| Christiansen, Catrine (2005) |
| Positioning children and institutions of childcare in contemporary Uganda |
| African Journal of AIDS Research. Volume 4 #3. p. 173-182. |
| Schwartz, Nancy (2000) |
| Active Dead or Alive: Some Kenyan Views about the Agency of Luo and Luyia Women Pre- and Post-Mortem |
| Journal of Religion in Africa. Volume 30 #4. p. 433-467. |
| Thomas, Samuel S. (2000) |
| Transforming the Gospel of Domesticity: Luhya Girls and the Friends Africa Mission, 1917-1926 |
| African Studies Review. Volume 43 #2. September. p. 1-27. |
| Whyte, Susan Reynolds (1997) |
| Questioning misfortune: the pragmatics of uncertainty in eastern Uganda | |
| Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Cambridge studies in medical anthropology #4. 258p. |
| Abwunza, Judith M. (1996) |
| 'Mulugulu Avakali': City Women in Nairobi | |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 14 #1. January. p. 105-117. |
| Akaranga, Stephen I. (1996) |
| Some Aspects of Indigenous Logooli Moral Values | |
| Transafrican Journal of History. Volume 25. p. 146-153. |
| Kakai, Pius W. (1996) |
| Historical Significance Contained in Naming | |
| Transafrican Journal of History. Volume 25. p. 154-160. |
| Kakai, Pius W. (1995) |
| Cultural Aspects and Social Integration: A Study of Tachoni Initiation Ritual Ideas |
| Transafrican Journal of History. Volume 24. p. 216-223. |
| Ogutu, Zadoc A.; Khayesi, Meleckidzedeck (1995) |
| Culture as the Basis for Biodiversity Conservation in Kakamega Forest, Kenya |
| Transafrican Journal of History. Volume 24. p. 195-204. |
| Samita, Zacharia Wanakacha (1995) |
| Indigenous nomenclature: indicators of moral theology within the naming system of the Abakabras and Abatachoni (Luhya) of western Kenya | |
| Journal of Eastern African Research and Development. Volume 25. p. 156-160. |
| Olenja, Joyce M. (1991) |
| Gender and Agricultural Production in Samia Kenya: Strategies and Constraints | |
| Journal of Eastern African Research and Development. Volume 21. p. 81-92. |
 | Whyte, M.A. (1990) |
| The process of survival in southeastern Uganda | |
| In: Adaptive strategies in African arid lands. p. 121-145. |
| Whyte, Susan R. (1990) |
| Uncertain Persons in Nyole Divination |
| Journal of Religion in Africa. Volume 20 #1. February. p. 41-62. |
| Whyte, S. Reynolds (1989) |
| Anthropological approaches to African misfortune: from religion to medicine | |
| In: Culture, experience and pluralism: essays on African ideas of illness and healing / ed. by Anita Jacobson-Widding and David Westerlund. - Uppsala: Department of Cultural Anthropology, University of Uppsala; Stockholm: Almqvist & Wiksell International. p. 289-301. |
| Abwunza, Judith M. (1988) |
| The Drama of Uvukwi: A Note from the Field |
| Canadian Journal of African Studies. Volume 22 #3. p. 607-614. |
| Pavanello, Mariano (1988) |
| La valutazione dei fattori endogeni di sviluppo: comparazione di due comunità rurali nel Kenya occidentale |
| Africa: rivista trimestrale di studi e documentazione. Volume 43 #1. p. 52-65. |
| Kilbridge, Philip L. (1986) |
| Cultural Persistence and Socio-Economic Change among the Abaluyia: Some Modern Problems in Patterns of Child Care | |
| Journal of Eastern African Research and Development. Volume 16. p. 35-51. |
| Pike, Charles (1981) |
| Women narrative performers in six Luiya tsingano | |
| Ba Shiru. Volume 12 #2. p. 51-57. |
| Pike, Charles A. (1980) |
| Form and memory in oral tradition: the Luyia Olukano | |
| The Conch: A Biafran Journal of Literary and Cultural Analysis. Volume 12 #1-2. p. 13-29. |
| Tamarkin, M. (1980) |
| The evolution of urban ethnic associations among Abaluyia in Nakuru, Kenya | |
| Journal of Eastern African Research and Development. Volume 10 #2. p. 135-152. |
| Scully, R.T.K. (1979) |
| Nineteenth century settlement sites and related oral traditions from the Bungoma area? Western Kenya |
| Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa. Volume 14. p. 81-96. |
| Kay, Stafford (1978) |
| Local Pressures on Educational Plans in Colonial Kenya: Post-Second World War Activity among the Southern Abaluyia |
| International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 11 #4. p. 689-710. |
| Sifuna, Daniel N. (1977) |
| The Mill Hill Fathers and the Establishment of Western Education in Western Kenya, 1900-1924: Some Reflections |
| Transafrican Journal of History. Volume 6-7. p. 112-128. |
| Lohrentz, Kenneth P. (1976) |
| The campaign to depose chief Mulama in Marma Location: a case study in politics of kinship | |
| Kenya Historical Review. Volume 4 #2. p. 245-263. |
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