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 | Pech, Tobias (2017) |
| The internment camp 'Klein-Danzig' in Windhoek 1939-1941 | |
 | Journal of Namibian Studies. #21. p. 89-116. |
| Groop, Kim (2017) |
| Shikongo shaKalulu, Nakambale and shared memories: Olukonda historic mission station as a cultural memory and heritage site | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #21. p. 65-87. |
| Tomasini Castro, Josué (2017) |
| Mattia Fumanti's 'Politics of distinction: élite formation, the public space and the moral base of politics in (post)colonial Africa: review article | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #21. p. 55-63. |
| Bayer, Markus (2017) |
| Swapo forever? Prospect for liberal democracy or prolonged one-party dominance in Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #21. p. 27-54. |
| Amupanda, Job Shipululo (2017) |
| Constitutionalism and principles of economic order: examining Namibia's 'mixed economy' and the economic asylum of neoliberalism | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #21. p. 7-26. |
| Zollmann, Jakob (2016) |
 | Unforeseen combat at Naulila. German South West Africa, Angola, and the First World War in 1914 - 1917 |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #20. p. 79-112. |
| Tjiramanga, Alexandra; Pasi, Juliet (2016) |
| Thanatographical narration in Jane Katjavivi's memoir 'Undisciplined heart' |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #20. p. 63-78. |
| Hays, Jennifer (2016) |
| Who owns education? Schooling, learning and livelihood for the Nyae Nyae Ju'hoansi |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #20. p. 37-61. |
| Botha, Christo (2016) |
| The church in Namibia: political handmaiden or a force for justice and unity? |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #20. p. 7-36. |
| Bendix, Josef (2016) |
| Primary source: Josef Bendix: Briefe und Feldpostkarten aus Deutsch-Südwestafrika Oktober 1903 bis März 1904 |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #19. p. 109-122. |
| Ola-Busari, Josephine (2016) |
| Lack of reading culture and literacy in the Namibian educational system: some propositions for social responsibility |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #19. p. 91-108. |
| O'Donnell, Krista Molly (2016) |
| 'The public danger of rumor-mongering': news in German colonial South West Africa during the First World War |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #19. p. 69-89. |
| Mushelenga, Peya (2016) |
| Foreign policy-making for a pre-independent Namibia and the subsequent results |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #19. p. 43-68. |
| Cowser, Angela; L. Barnes, Sandra (2016) |
| From shack dweller to home owner: the power of the MBOP, Africana womanism, and self-help housing among the Shack Dwellers Federation of Namibia |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #19. p. 15-41. |
| Zollmann, Jakob (2015) |
| Children of Empire: childhood, education and space in German South West Africa, c. 1880-1915 |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 17. p. 71-124. |
| Weber, Everard (2015) |
| Diversity education in South Africa, Mozambique and Namibia: a research agenda |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 17. p. 51-70. |
| Kornes, Godwin (2015) |
| Celebrating Independence Day: the aesthetics and politics of national commemoration in Namibia |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 17. p. 27-50. |
| Kimani, Nicholas N. (2015) |
| Seabed mining in Namibia: quo vadis? |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 17. p. 7-25. |
 | Wolputte, Steven van; Friedman, John (eds.) (2015) |
| Namibia at 25 |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #18. 162p. |
| Siefkes, Martin (2014) |
| Discursive traces of genocide in Johannes Spiecker's travel diary (1905-1907) | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 16. p. 83-114. |
| Parr, Rolf (2014) |
| The relationship between concepts of home, colonialism and exoticism in the works of Gustav Frenssen and Hans Grimm | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 16. p. 61-82. |
| Likuwa, Kletus Muhena (2014) |
| Contract labourers from Kavango on farms in Namibia, 1925-1972 | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 16. p. 47-60. |
| Guenther, Mathias (2014) |
| 'With their backs to the wall … they were fighting like the cornered mongoose': contextualizing Kalahari San violence and warfare historically | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 16. p. 7-45. |
| Niekrenz, Yvonne; Ambrüster, Christian; Witte, Matthias D. (2014) |
| A problematic sense of belonging: a media analysis of the 'GDR children of Namibia' | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 15. p. 95-123. |
| Lindeke, Bill (2014) |
| Conflict resolution by institutional design: democratic development and state formation in independent Namibia: public service and decentralisation experiences | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 15. p. 63-93. |
| Heinze, Robert (2014) |
| 'It recharged our batteries': writing the history of the Voice of Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 15. p. 25-62. |
| Häußler, Matthias (2014) |
| 'Die Kommandogewalt hat geredet, der Reichstag hat zu schweigen': how the 'Hottentottenwahlen' of 1907 shaped the relationship between parliament and military policy in Imperial Germany | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 15. p. 7-24. |
| Duchhardt, Heinz (2013) |
| German South West Africa: a focus of research in cultural studies during the Wilhelmine era? Research note | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 14. p. 69-76. |
| Curson, Peter (2013) |
| Life and death in the borderlands: the story of Edward Presgrave | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 14. p. 47-68. |
| Botha, Christo (2013) |
| Searching for justice: the pursuit of a liberal tradition in colonial Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 14. p. 7-45. |
| Van Wolputte, Steven (2013) |
| Vicious vets and lazy locals: experimentation, politics and CBPP in north-west Namibia, 1925-1980 | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 13. p. 79-100. |
| Mokopakgosi, Brian T. (2013) |
| Batswana 'dikgosi' (chiefs) and the incorporation of South West Africa into the Union of South Africa, 1946: what business did they have in the issue? | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 13. p. 55-77. |
| Connoy, Laura; Ilcan, Suzan (2013) |
| Township tourism and the political spaces of Katutura | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 13. p. 33-54. |
| Botha, Christo (2013) |
| Constraints on the development of liberal ideas and practices in colonial Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 13. p. 7-31. |
| Low, Chris (2012) |
| KhoeSan shamanistic relationships with snakes and rain | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 12. p. 71-96. |
| Lange, Daniel (2012) |
| The GDR's UNTAG involvement 1989/90: a short and unique chapter in German-Namibian history | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 12. p. 47-70. |
| Dedering, Tilman (2012) |
| Compounds, camps, colonialism | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 12. p. 29-46. |
| Brehl, Medardus (2012) |
| Figures of disintegration: 'half-castes' and 'frontiersmen' in German colonial literature on South West Africa | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 12. p. 7-27. |
| Kreienbaum, Jonas (2012) |
| Guerrilla wars and colonial concentration camps: the exceptional case of German South West Africa (1904 - 1908) | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #11. p. 85-103. |
| Groop, Kim Stefan (2012) |
| The Church, the State and the issue of national reconciliation in Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #11. p. 63-83. |
| Breitwieser, Lukas (2012) |
| 'We are going to put South West Africa on the map this time': the homogenisation and differentiation of Namibian tourist spaces | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #11. p. 7-27. |
| Häussler, Matthias (2011) |
| From destruction to extermination: genocidal escalation in Germany's war against the Herero, 1904 | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #10. p. 55-81. |
| Christiansen, Thomas (2011) |
| Assessing Namibia's performance two decades after independence: part I, initial position, external support, regional comparison: part II, sectoral analysis | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #10. p. 31-53. |
| Boden, Gertrud (2011) |
| Becoming invisible: changing land use practices and identity strategies of the !Xoon in Namibia between the 1920s and 1970s | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #10. p. 7-29. |
| Winterfeldt, Volker; Vale, Helen (2011) |
| Encodings of society in Namibian literature | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #9. p. 85-108. |
| Voigt, Isabel; Fritsch, Kathrin (2011) |
| Transcultural aspects of exploring and mapping South West Africa between 1850 and 1914 | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #9. p. 61-83. |
| Bargueño, David (2011) |
| Humanitarianism in the age of empire: Deutsch-Südwestafrika & l'État Indépendant du Congo | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #9. p. 17-60. |
| Annuss, Evelyn (2011) |
| Visual afterlives of colonialism: images of Namibia on contemporary German television | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #9. p. 7-16. |
| Pröpper, Michael (2010) |
| Muted 'mutji': on secularized self-censorship, virtual environmentalism and spiritual ecologies in Kavango, Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #8. p. 49-78. |
| Pauli, Julia (2010) |
| The female side of male patronage: gender perspectives on elite formation processes in Northwest Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #8. p. 27-47. |
| Haacke, Wilfrid (2010) |
| The hunt for the Damara IHaihab in 1903: contemporary oral testimony | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #8. p. 7-25. |
| Zollmann, Jakob (2010) |
| Slavery and the colonial State in German South West Africa 1880s to 1918 | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #7. p. 85-118. |
| Zimmermann, Martin (2010) |
| The coexistence of traditional and large-scale water supply systems in central northern Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #7. p. 55-84. |
| Gargallo, Eduard (2010) |
| Serving production, welfare or neither? An analysis of the group resettlement projects in the Namibian land reform | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #7. p. 29-54. |
| Arich-Gerz, Bruno (2010) |
| Postcolonial English language prose from and about Namibia: a survey of novels from 1993 to the present |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #7. p. 7-28. |
| Werz, Bruno E.J.S. (2009) |
| The Oranjemund shipwreck, Namibia: the excavation of sub-Saharan Africa's oldest discovered wreck | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 6. p. 81-106. |
| Lindner, Ulrike (2009) |
| Contested concepts of 'white'/'native' and mixed marriages in German South-West Africa and the Cape Colony 1900-1914: a histoire croisée | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 6. p. 57-79. |
| Gockel-Frank, Martina (2009) |
| Contraceptive use among women in Namibia: a case study of Khorixas, Kunene South | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 6. p. 27-55. |
| Baines, Gary (2009) |
| Conflicting memories, competing narratives and complicating histories: revisiting the Cassinga controversy | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. Volume 6. p. 7-26. |
| Horn, Nico (2009) |
| The process of human rights protection in Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #5. p. 99-116. |
| Hermes, Stefan (2009) |
| Looking back critically: representations of the 'Herero War' in novels of the GDR (Ferdinand May, Dietmar Beetz) | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #5. p. 73-98. |
| Boden, Gertrud (2009) |
| The Khwe and West Caprivi before Namibian independence: matters of land, labour, power and alliance | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #5. p. 27-71. |
| Baines, Gary (2009) |
| SADF soldiers' stories: review article | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #5. p. 7-25. |
| Botha, Christo B. (2008) |
| South Africa's total strategy in the era of Cold War, liberation struggles and the uneven transition to democracy: review article | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #4. p. 75-111. |
| Werz, Bruno E.J.S. (2008) |
| Not lost without a trace: the DEIC ship Vlissingen, assumed to have foundered near Meob Bay in 1747 | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #4. p. 47-74. |
| Hull, Isabel V. (2008) |
| The military campaign in German Southwest Africa, 1904 - 1907 and the genocide of the Herero and Nama | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #4. p. 7-24. |
| Saunders, Chris (2008) |
| Some roots of anti-colonial historical writing about Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #3. p. 83-93. |
| Henrichsen, Dag (2008) |
| 'Damara' labour recruitment to the Cape Colony and marginalisation and hegemony in late 19th century central Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #3. p. 63-82. |
| Eckl, Andreas (2008) |
| The Herero genocide of 1904: source-critical and methodological considerations | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #3. p. 31-61. |
| Dobler, Gregor (2008) |
| Boundary drawing and the notion of territoriality in pre-colonial and early colonial Ovamboland | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #3. p. 7-30. |
| Werz, Bruno E.J.S. (2007) |
| A Suggested Blueprint for the Development of Maritime Archeological Research in Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #2. p. 103-121. |
| Lusakalalu, Pedro (2007) |
| Media, Education and the Count of Namibian Languages | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #2. p. 85-101. |
| Hartmann, Wolfram (2007) |
| Making a South West Africa German? Attempting Imperial, Juridical, Colonial, Conjhugal and Moral Order | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #2. p. 51-84. |
| Botha, Chris (2007) |
| Internal Colonisation and an Oppressed Minority? The Dynamics of Relations between Germans and Afrikaners against the Background of Constructing a Colonial State in Namibia, 1884-1990 | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #2. p. 7-50. |
| Zollmann, Jakob (2007) |
| Polemics and Other Arguments: A German Debate Reviewed | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #1. p. 109-130. |
| Du Pisani, Andre (2007) |
| Memory Politics in 'Where Others Wavered: The Autobiography of Sam Nujoma, My Life in SWAPO and My Participation in the Liberation Struggle of Namibia | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #1. p. 97-107. |
| Hillebrecht, Werner (2007) |
| 'Certain Uncertainties' or Venturing Progressively into Colonial Apologetics? | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #1. p. 73-95. |
| Hartmann, Wolfram (2007) |
| Urges in the Colony. Men and Women in Colonial Windhoek, 1890-1905 | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #1. p. 39-71. |
| Eckl, Andreas (2007) |
| Reports from 'Beyond the Line': The Accumulation of Knowledge of Kavango and its People by the German Colonial Administration, 1891-1911 | |
| Journal of Namibian Studies. #1. p. 7-37. |
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