The Nordic Africa Institute

Books on Africa

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Catalogue 2006/2007
Nordiska afrikainstitutet • the nordic africa institute

A research, documentation and information centre

Nordiska Afrikainstitutet (The Nordic Africa Institute) in Uppsala, founded

in 1962 and jointly financed by the Nordic countries, is a research, docu-
mentation and information centre on modern Africa for the Nordic coun-
tries. The Institute promotes both research and studies on Africa in the
Nordic countries and co-operation between mainly African and Nordic
researchers. It also disseminates information on current African issues,
through publications, seminars, conferences and various policy related
activities. Lately these activities have focused on the New Partnership for
Africa’s Development (NEPAD), the African Union, African regional co-
operation and monitor democratic development. The Instituteís studies
also reflect upon the recent past particularly with regard to the liberation
struggles in Southern Africa, and the very volatile situation in Central and
West Africa.
A list of the Institute’s ongoing research activities can be found on the
back cover of this catalogue. More information about the different activi-
ties, grants, library services and publications is available on the Institute’s
website: www.nai.uu.se.

This catalogue
The Nordic Africa Institute has published over 600 academic titles on
African politics, economics, social issues and modern history. Publica-
tions are aimed at an international readership, at specialist researchers on
Africa, at policy makers at various levels and at individuals with a general
interest in Africa.
This catalogue includes the recent titles. Our on-line catalogue includes
all publications by the Institute with complete bibliographic information,
tables of contents, subject index and ordering information.
An order form may be found in the middle of this catalogue.
 Books on Africa 2006/2007
(In alphabetic order by the author. All titles in paperback if not otherwise indicated.)
Bigsten, Arne, Bereket Kebede
and Abebe Shimeles (EDS)
Poverty, Income
Distribution and Labour
Markets in Ethiopia
Ethiopia is one of the poorest
countries in the world with a
per capita income of just above
US$100. With such a low aver-
age income, poverty is of course
widespread, so understanding
the causes of poverty is of utmost importance, but until
recently very little household-data has been available.
This study deals with many aspects of poverty and
income-distribution in Ethiopia, providing a wealth of
information on household-income and its determinants.
Arne Bigsten is Professor of Development Economics
at the Gothenburg University. Bereket Kebede has a BA
in economics from Addis Ababa University and MSc
and DPhil degrees from Oxford University. He is cur-
rently lecturing at the School of Development Studies,
University of East Anglia. Abebe Shimeles received a BA
from Addis Ababa University and an MA from the Delhi
School of Economics, University of Delhi.
Ethiopia • poverty • economic conditions • income distribution •
household income • labour market
2004, 200 pp, 91-7106-526-1
SEK 220, US$ 29.95
forthcoming
Basedau, Matthias, Gero Erd-
mann and Andreas Mehler (EDS)
Votes, Money and
Violence
Political Parties and Elections
in Sub-Saharan Africa
Following the (re-)introduction
of multiparty systems in Africa
in the early 1990s, third and
fourth elections in Africa’s new
democracies and hybrid regimes
are now being seen. Although there is a large and grow-
ing literature on democracy and elections in Africa, par-
ties and party systems have hitherto not been the focus
of research, which may be surprising given their central
role in a liberal democracy. Research on political parties
and party systems in Africa is still in its infancy.
Various contributions in this volume examine the African
parties and party systems with their particular features of
weak organisation, informal relationships dominated by
‘big men’ and clientelism within a neopatrimonial set-
ting. Others raise the crucial question of representation
in relation to ethnicity, civil society and gender. Finally,
there are chapters which focus on the neglected area of
electoral violence, and the moral role of money and vote
buying is scrutinized through a case study.
Matthias Basedau, PhD and Gero Erdmann, PhD, are
Political Scientists and Senior Research Fellows at the
Institute of African Affairs (Berlin Office), German In-
stitute of Global and Area Studies, Hamburg (Germany).
Andreas Mehler, PhD, is a Political Scientist, Director
of the Institute of African Affairs, German Institute of
Global and Area Studies, Hamburg (Germany).
elections • electoral systems • political parties • democracy • political
systems • political pluralism • multipartyism • Africa south of Sahara
November 2006, 300 pp, 91-7106-579-2
SEK 290, US$ 37.50
Books on Africa 2006/2007
NEW TITLE
Brüntrup, Michael, Henning
Melber and Ian Taylor
(Compiled by Henning Melber)
Africa, Regional Coopera-
tion and the World Market
Socio-Economic Strategies in
Times of Global Trade Regimes
Discussion Paper 31
Under the regime of the World
Trade Organisation (WTO),
local and regional policies are
increasingly determined by global factors. Bi- and
multilateral trade relations between external actors and
individual African states or regional blocs are becoming
ever more decisive. This is also true of the more recently
negotiated Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) in
the post-Lomé era of EU-African relations. In light of
such trends the question of coherence between “trade as
aid” and other areas of development strategy and coop-
eration remains to be answered. The contributions to this
Discussion Paper reflect upon related matters of socio-
economically viable strategies seeking to reconcile the
global and the regional in an African perspective.
Michael Brüntrup is a Researcher with the German
Development Institute (GDI) in Bonn. Henning Mel-
ber is Research Director at the Nordic Africa Institute.
Ian Taylor is Senior Lecturer at the School of Interna-
tional Relations, University of St. Andrews; Professor
Extraordinary at the University of Stellenbosch, South
Africa.
regional cooperation • international trade • trade liberalization •
globalization • international economic relations • regional integration •
agricultural markets • European Union • NEPAD • Senegal • Africa
2006, 72 pp. 91-7106- 559-8
SEK 110, US$ 13.95
Bull-Christiansen, Lene
Tales of the Nation
Feminist Nationalism or Patriotic
History? Defining National History
and Identity in Zimbabwe
Research Report No. 132 (E)
This research report focuses on
how versions of the country’s
liberation war history have be-
come a site of struggle over the
definition of Zimbabwean na-
tional identity. The study takes
a cross-disciplinary approach to the issue by ‘mapping
out’ the imaginary field of Zimbabwean nationalism.
This approach opens up the possibility of cross-reading
the political discourses of the President and the ruling
party ZANU (PF) with opposing voices such as those in
the works of the author Yvonne Vera. This cross-reading
shows how Vera’s novels and the political discourses par-
ticipate in the struggle over Zimbabwean national identity
by offering different versions of the nation’s history in
the form of ‘patriotic history’, ‘feminist nationalism’, or
narratives of difference.
Lene Bull-Christiansen holds an MA in International
Development Studies and Cultural Encounters from
Roskilde University in Denmark.
Zimbabwe • feminism • nationalism • identity • literature •
Yvonne Vera • history • Matabeleland
2005, 118 pp, 91-7106-539-3
SEK 140, US$ 19.95

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Buur, Lars and Helene Maria

Kyed
forthcoming
Buur, Lars, Steffen Jensen and
State Recognition T h e S e c u r i T y- D e v e l o p m e n T n e x u S Finn Stepputat (eds)
of Traditional Authority
Expressions of Sovereignty and Securization

The Security-
in Southern Africa

in Mozambique Development Nexus

The Nexus of Community Expressions of Sovereignty and
Representation and State Securitization in Southern Africa
Assistance
The link between security
Discussion Paper 28 (E)
and development has been
How should the Mozambican
Edited by

rediscovered after 9/11 by

LARS BUUR

STEFFEN JENSEN

traditional leaders’ double role as FINN STEPPUTAT

a broad range of scholars.

community representatives and state assistants be cap-
tured? This discussion paper addresses some fundamental
questions pertaining to the 2002 official recognition of
traditional leaders as community authorities. After a brief
history of the changing role of, and faith in, traditional
authorities as a basis for understanding the importance
of their recent official recognition, the paper outlines the
key objectives of the Decree 15/2000 that officially rec-
ognises community authorities. Some of the key concepts
underpinning the Decree are then critically assessed.
The paper concludes by pointing out some unintended
consequences of these reified notions for kin-based forms
of community authority and especially for the ideal of
community participation.
Lars Buur is a Senior Researcher at the Danish Institute
for International Studies in Copenhagen.
Helene Maria Kyed is currently a PhD Candidate at the
Danish Institute for International Studies and at Roskilde
University.
local government • traditional authority •
traditional leaders • political participation • government • Mozambique
2005, 30 pp, 91-7106-547-4
SEK 90, US$13.95
Focussing on Southern
Africa, the Security-Development Nexus shows that
the much debated linkage is by no means a recent
invention. Rather, the security/development linkage
has been an important element of the state policies
of colonial as well as post-colonial regimes during
the Cold War, and it seems to be prospering in new
configurations under the present wave of democratic
transitions. Contributors focus on a variety of contexts
from South Africa, Mozambique, and Namibia, to
Zimbabwe and Democratic Congo; they explore the
nexus and our understanding of security and develop-
ment through the prism of peace-keeping interven-
tions, community policing, human rights, gender, land
contests, squatters, nation and state-building, social
movements, DDR programmes and the different tra-
jectories democratization has taken in different parts
of the region.
Lars Buur and Finn Stepputat are Senior Research-
ers at the Danish Institute for International Studies.
Steffen Jensen is Senior Researcher at the Rehabili-
tation and Research Centre for Torture Survivors
and teaches International Development Studies at
Roskilde University.
Co-published with HSRC Press, South Africa.
violence • crime • economic and social development • politics •
government policy • state • international relations •
peaceful coexistence • citizenship • human security • regional security •
South Africa • Mozambique • Namibia • Zimbabwe
November 2006, 300 pp, 91-7106-583-0
SEK 320, US$ 45
Available in Europe and the US only.

Signe Arnfred (Ed.) 2nd edition

Re-thinking 2nd reprint 2006

Sexualities in Africa
This volume sets out to critically investigate
existing lines of thought about sexuality in
Africa, while also creating space for alternative
approaches. Issues of colonial and contemporary
discourses on ‘African sexuality’ and on ‘female
genital mutilation’ are discussed, as are issues
of female agency and of feminist engagement

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with HIV/AIDS. The volume contributes to current
efforts to re-think sexualities in the light of
feminist, queer and postcolonial theory.

A must addition to social science collections

in general and African studies in particular,
this volume will be of great importance to
professionals, graduate students, and advanced
undergraduates. 2004, 215 pp, 91-7106-566-0
F.P. Conanct, emeritus, Hunter College, CUNY SEK 220, US$ 27.95
Choice, March 2005, Vol. 42 No. 07

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NEW TITLE
CHRISTIANSEN, Catrine, Mats Utas
and Henrik Vigh (eds)
Navigating Youth,
Generating Adulthood
Social Becoming in an
African Context
This book focuses on the lives
and experiences of young peo-
ple in Africa. On agents who,
willingly or unwillingly, see
themselves as belonging to the
socio-generational category of youth and the ways in
which they seek to shape and unfold their lives in a
positive manner. Rather than seeing youth as either
a social or cultural entity in itself, or as a predefined
life-stage, the book argues for an exploration of how
youth position themselves and are positioned within
generational categories. In studying young people, social
scientists must conceptualise youth as both social being
and social becoming; a position in movement. It is from
the duality of being positioned and seeking one’s own
socio-generational position that this book engages in the
debate on contemporary African youth.
The chapters are based on ethnographic research across
the African continent and provide in-depth analyses of
the perceptions, positions, possibilities, and practices of
diverse groups of young people.
Catrine Christiansen is Research Fellow at the Uni-
versity of Copenhagen. Mats Utas holds a PhD in
Anthropology from Uppsala University. Henrik E.
Vigh holds a PhD in Anthropology from the University
of Copenhagen.
youth • adolescents • children • social environment • living conditions •
human relations • social and cultural anthropology • case studies • Africa
2006, 272 pp, 91-7106-578-4
SEK 290, US$ 37.50
Chung, Fay KING
Re-living the Second
Chimurenga
Memories from Zimbabwe’s
Liberation Struggle
This retrospective offers a first
hand account on internal conflicts
in ZANU during the 1970s, which
resulted in the defeat of its left
wing. Chung’s narratives include
her experiences in two guerrilla
camps. She recalls her encounters with the charismatic
Josiah Tongogara, a legendary military commander dur-
ing Zimbabwe’s liberation war (known as the “second
chimurenga”), who died at the threshold to Independence.
The personal recollection of a transition to national sov-
ereignty concludes with an incisive analysis of develop-
ments after Independence. It ends with Chung’s vision
for the Zimbabwe of the future.
Fay King Chung served within the Ministry of Education
in post-colonial Zimbabwe for a total of fourteen years,
at the end as the Minister of Education and Culture. Her
autobiographical account has the childhood experiences
in colonial Rhodesia as a point of departure. Like many
other Zimbabwean intellectuals she joined the liberation
struggle. From the mid-1970s she worked within the
ZANU-organised educational sphere.
Zimbabwe • biographies • national liberation movements •
liberation • civil war • independence • ZANU
2005, 320 pp, 91-7106-551-2
SEK 280,US$ 35
Books on Africa 2006/2007
Ebeku, S.A. Kaniye
The Succession of
Faure Gnassingbe to the
Togolese Presidency
An International Law Perspective
Current African Issues No. 30 (E)
A critical element in the renewal
of the African continent is the in-
creasing and widespread demo-
cratic awakening in all parts of
Africa since the early 1990s as
evidenced by the number of multi-party elections. African
leaders, under the auspices of regional organizations, have
increasingly made a number of treaties, declarations and
other political commitments in the field of democracy
and good governance. Significantly, the recent politico-
constitutional crisis in Togo, occasioned by the sudden
death of President Gnassingbe Eyadema in early February
2005, raised issues of democracy and good governance
and provided an opportunity for African countries to
test the effectiveness of the various democracy-related
instruments. Adopting a legal-jurisprudential perspective,
the author skillfully examines the contradictions between
the regional-international legal instruments that permit
interference in the internal affairs of a Member State of
ECOWAS and AU and the principles of international law
that provide for sovereign equality of States and non-in-
terference in the internal affairs of a sovereign State.
Dr Kaniye S.A. Ebeku is an Associate Professor of Law
and the current Head of the Department of Law at Inter-
college, Nicosia, Cyprus. He is a Barrister and Solicitor
of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.
Togo • presidency • heads of state • inheritance • elections •
democracy • constitutions • international law
2005, 32 pp, 91-7106-554-7
SEK 90, US$ 12.95
Eriksson, Hans and
Björn Hagströmer
Chad – Towards
Democratisation
or Petro-Dictatorship?
Discussion Paper 29 (E)
This study provides a back-
ground of the socio-political
situation in Chad and the oil
project, and analyses how the
two will develop and interact in
the future. A key feature is an analysis of the incentives
in the oil project and their possible future changes. Chad
is currently undergoing two processes of significant
importance for its future development – political de-
mocratisation and transformation into an oil economy.
The oil export started in late 2003, and boosted the
economy in 2004. To avoid the disastrous experiences
of most poor African oil states, unique oil management,
control mechanisms and other conditionalities have been
imposed by the World Bank – much thanks to pressure
from the civil society and the international community.
If implemented well, Chad may become a model for how
a poor resource-rich country is able to promote socio-
economic development and poverty reduction.
Björn Hagströmer is a Graduate Student of International
Economics and Politics at Jönköping International Busi-
ness School. Hans Eriksson is an Economist and Political
Scientist at Stockholm School of Economics, Stockholm
University. democratization • petroleum extraction • governance •
political development • economic and social development • Chad
2005, 81 pp, 91-7106-549-0
SEK 110, US$ 15.95

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Roger Southall and Henning Melber (Eds)

Legacies of Power
Leadership Change and Former Presidents
in African Politics
It was a widely dominant perception until the
early 1990’s that African rulers do not vacate
their office alive. But even in the brutal reality of
African politics, transition takes place and different
former presidents have dealt with how to maintain
power and privilege very differently. Presidential
transitions pose a dilemma in handing over the 2005, 350 pp, 91-7106-558-X
240 SEK (appr. 25 Euro)
power. Incumbent rulers often are confronted with
the desire of the retired president not to leave Co-publisher: HSRC Press, Cape Town

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politics. The chapters to this volume consequently
pay special attention to the relationships evolving
between the new regimes and their predecessors.
The book stimulates careful further observation
and analyses concerning progress in this contested
arena of institutionalised political power in Africa.
Roger Southall is a Distinguished Research Fellow
of the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC).  the genre of transition studies in the demo-
Henning Melber is the Research Director at The
Nordic Africa Institute in Uppsala, Sweden.
An excellent, uniquely valuable addition to
the literature, rich in detail and dealing with
profoundly significant issues. The collection
will be not only of immense interest to Africa-
nists, but also of great relevance across a
broad spectrum of research disciplines. It
makes a highly distinctive contribution to
cratisation literature.
Prof. Peter Burnell, Dept. of Politics and Inter-
national Studies at Warwick University, UK

Available in Europe only.

Gausset, Quentin,
NEW TITLE Michael Whyte and
Fombad, Charles Manga Torben Birch-Thomsen (Eds)
and Zein Kebonang
Edited by Henning Melber
Beyond Territory
AU, NEPAD and the APRM and Scarcity
Exploring Conflicts over Natural
Democratisation Efforts Explored
Resource Management
Current African Issues No. 32 (E)
The attainment of sound and
The African Union and the
sustainable environmental man-
New Partnership for Africa’s
agement is one of humanity’s
Development represent an un-
greatest challenges this century,
precedented collective political
particularly in Africa, which is still heavily dependent
effort by African governments
on the exploitation of natural and agricultural resources
at the beginning of the 21st
and is faced with rapid population growth. Yet, this chal-
century to address issues of democracy and good govern-
lenge should not be reduced to Malthusian parameters
ance on a continental scale. The visible commitments to
and the simple question of population growth and fail-
jointly tackle political and socioeconomic challenges are
ing resources. In this volume, ten anthropologists and
reflected in the adoption of a variety of programmatic
geographers critically address traditional Malthusian
blueprints and a series of newly created or recently
discourses in essays that attempt to move “beyond terri-
strengthened institutions. The most visible of these since
tory and scarcity” The studies are drawn from a range of
the integration of NEPAD into the AU is the African Peer
sub-Saharan African countries: Burkina Faso, Cameroon,
Review Mechanism, a process aimed at addressing some
Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana, Lesotho,
of the challenges on the basis of a voluntary assessment
Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, and Sudan.
of African government policies. The contributions to
Quentin Gausset is Associate Professor at the Institute
this publication trace these recent developments from a
of Anthropology in the University of Copenhagen.
policy perspective and explore the scope and limitations
Michael A. Whyte is Associate Professor at the Institute
of current democratisation efforts.
of Anthropology, University of Copenhagen. Torben
Charles Manga Fombad is Associate Professor in
Birch-Thomsen is Associate Professor at the Institute of
the Department of Law, University of Botswana in
Geography, University of Copenhagen, from which he
Gaborone. Zein Kebonang is Lecturer in the Depart-
also holds a PhD.
ment of Law, University of Botswana in Gaborone. resources management • environmentel degradation •
Henning Melber is Research Director of the Nordic natural resources • conflicts • boundaries • living conditions •
Africa Institute. Burkina Faso • Cameroon • Democratic Republic of the Congo •
institutional framework • African organizations • African Union • Ghana • Lesotho • Niger • Nigeria • Senegal • Sudan
NEPAD • democratization • government policy • development strategy • 2005, 218 pp, 91-7106-540-7
legal aspects SEK 220, US$ 35.00
2006, 56 pp, 91-7106-569-5
SEK 90, US$ 10.95

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Geisler, Gisela
Women and the
Remaking of Politics
in Southern Africa
Negotiating Autonomy,
Incorporation and Representation
African women have a long
history of political involvement
reaching back to anti-colonial
struggles but often this was not
acknowledged after independ-
Second reprint
ence, leaving them to fight
the struggle for representation and personal liberation
on other fronts. The study looks at these struggles in
Southern Africa, analyses the post-colonial outcomes
and examines the strategies that have been employed
by women’s movements to gain a foothold in politics.
Extensive material from Southern Africa is compared and
juxtaposed, as women politicians and women’s move-
ments learned from each other’s experiences over time.
The study also critically addresses the uneasy relation-
ship between the women’s movements and the state, and
between women activists and women politicians as they
have negotiated co-optation, integration and exclusion.
The methods used for the study, and its historical and
geographical scope, put it in a class of its own.
Gisela Geisler is a Senior Researcher at the Chr.
Michelsen Institute, Bergen, Norway.
Southern Africa • women’s participation • political participation •
political movements • gender equality
2004, 241 pp, 91-7106-515-6
SEK 280, US$ 37.50
forthcoming
Jassey, Katja and Stella Nyanzi
How to Be a ‘Proper’
Woman in the Times of
HIV and AIDS
Current African Issues No. 34 (E)
Instead of stepping high as
development and academic
experts, the authors of this
publication identify with other
women and how as Women
make meaning of proper wom-
an-ness, respectability and personhood in the face of
HIV/AIDS politics. When is one social script of being
a proper Woman valid and what invalidates it? What
kind of changes and norms are implicitly or explicitly
promoted through development interventions? Can
sexuality be separated from material, social and po-
litical realities? Why are there so many contradicting
messages and forces around ARV medicines? Why is
there so much silence and so much noise at the same
time around HIV/AIDS? Can HIV/AIDS be a force
for inclusion rather than exclusion? Through the use
of personal and reflexive dialogue between a Western
policy maker and an African researcher the publication
aims at encouraging others to do the same.
Stella Nyanzi is a Ugandan Medical Anthropologist
currently engaged in ethnographic research about
sexuality and reproductive health among youths in
The Gambia. Katja Jassey is a Swedish Development
Consultant working with issues around communication
and social analysis.
women’s role • gender relations • feminism • sexuality• Hiv• Aids • social
change • attitudes • information campaigns • behavioural sciences • South
Africa • Uganda • Gambia
November 2006, 40 pp, 91-7106-574-1
SEK 90, US$ 10.95
Books on Africa 2006/2007
Lazarus, Jeffrey V.,
Catrine Christiansen,
Lise Rosendal Østergaard
AND Lisa Ann Richey (EDS)
Models for Life
Advancing antiretroviral therapy
in sub-Saharan Africa
Current African Issues No. 31 (E)
Advancing antiretroviral ther-
apy in sub-Saharan Africa is
based on two conferences that
were held in September 2004.
The events brought together more than 70 key actors
from Denmark, Sweden and Uganda in the field of HIV/
AIDS and its treatment. The conferences were unique in
that each panel and the subsequent discussion brought
together researchers, donors and representatives from
non-governmental organisations. The working paper
covers a wide range:Access to antiretroviral therapy,
Holistic approaches to providing antiretroviral therapy,
prevention and support and Antiretroviral therapy and
public health services.
Catrine Christiansen is a Researcher at the Nordic
Africa Institute and an Anthropologist from Copenha-
gen University. Jeffrey V. Lazarus is the Advocacy and
Community Relations Officer in the Sexually Transmitted
Infections/HIV/AIDS Programme at WHO/Europe. Lisa
Ann Richey, PhD, is an Assistant Professor at the De-
partment of Geography and International Development
Studies, Roskilde University. Lise Rosendal Østergaard
is the Coordinator of the Danish NGO Network on AIDS
and Development (Aidsnet).
HIV • aids • medical care • access to health care • medicinal drugs •
public health • aids prevention • nongovernmental organizations •
Africa South of Sahara
2005, 35 pp, 91-7106-556-3
SEK 90, US$ 12.95
NEW TITLE
Lukalo, Fibian Kavulani
Extended Handshake or
Wrestling Match?
Youth and Urban Culture
Celebrating Politics in Kenya
Discussion Paper 32 (E)
This discussion paper addresses
the varied notions of culture,
politics and youth music in the
Kenyan context during former
President Moi’s presidency.
Moving away from the notion that youth activities can
be equated with terror and acts of idleness, the author
examines the historical centrality of music and politics
in Kenya. Using imagery derived from proverbs as
a basis of thinking, the author discusses the changing
views of culture and identity among the youth of Kenya.
To enhance the discussion, politics and the urban context
serve as the basis for interrogating youth involvement
through music in the political space in Kenya. Finally,
the discussion presents the youth musician Eric Wain-
aina and discusses his use of music as an intervention
into the issue of political decay and corruption. The
underlying thrust of this discussion is to reflect upon
and dispel the assumption that, through their music,
youth in Kenya are engaged in violent activities against
the state.
Fibian Kavulani Lukalo is a Lecturer in Culture and
Communication at Moi University, Eldoret, Kenya.
Kenya • urban youth • popular culture • music • politics
2006, 65 pp, 91-7106-567-9
SEK 110, US$ 15.95

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forthcoming NEW TITLE

Malaquias, Assis
Rebels and Robbers
Violence in Post-Colonial Angola
Rebels and Robbers is about the
political economy of violence in
post-colonial Angola. This book
provides the first comprehen-
sive attempt at analyzing how
the military and non-military
dynamics of more than four
decades of conflict created the
structural violence that stub-
bornly defines Angolan society even in the absence
of war. The focus on structural violence enables the
author to explore the continuities since colonial times,
especially in the ways race, class, ethnicity, and power
have been used by governing elites as mechanisms to
oppress the powerless.But the unabashed propensity
to capture public resources for personal aggrandize-
ment is purely post-colonial. Angola’s opportunity to
finally realize its developmental potential will depend
on whether the wealth resulting from the exploration of
natural resources is directed toward creating the condi-
tions for the citizens’ realization of their aspirations for
the good life thus ensuring sustainable peace.
Assis Malaquias, PhD, is Associate Dean of Interna-
tional and Intercultural Studies and Associate Professor
of Government at St. Lawrence University, Canton,
New York.
violence • social structure • obstacles to development • political aspects •
political power • civil war • peace • nation building • national security •
post-conflict reconstruction • Angola
October 2006, 260 pp, 91-7106-580-6
SEK 320, US$ 39.95
Manger, Leif and
Munzoul Assal (EDS)
Diasporas Within and
Without Africa
Dynamism, Hetereogeneity,
Variation
The book deals with two types
of “African diasporas”, the
first of which originated in
the migration histories of the
Indian Ocean and brought new
groups into Africa.This is illustrated by case studies of
Hadrami communities in Sudan and Zanzibar, and the
Malay community in Cape Town, that produced trade
links as well as processes of Islamization. The second
type originated with the failing African states and
cases discussed are an Eritrean diaspora in Germany,
alongside Sudanese diasporas in Norway and the USA,
and a Somali diaspora in Norway. The papers deal with
processes of homemaking, political mobilization in the
diaspora through local organisations, religious networks
and cyberspace nationalism. The central conceptual
argument is that “diaspora” is not only a post-modern
reaction to the xenophobia of Western nation states
but must be seen as part of a broader history of human
migration and intercultural experience.The book is
valuable for researchers interested in African studies,
from various disciplines such as anthropology, history
and religious science as well as migration and diaspora
studies and the broader field of cultural studies. It is
also of use for practitioners in UN agencies and NGOs
working with global migration, and also national im-
migration departments.
Munzoul A. M. Assal teaches Anthropology at the Uni-
versity of Khartoum, Sudan. Leif Manger is Professor of
Social Anthropology at the University of Bergen.
migration • internal migration • migrants • human relations •
Africans • identity • diaspora
2006, 240 pp, 91-7106-563-6
SEK 290, US$ 35

Intergenerational obligations, changing societies, family patterns …

Societies and families are changing all over
the world. Less of what the older genera-
tions transmit of their experiences can be
replicated by the younger generations in their
own lives. What we are witnessing is a type of
cultural delinking from past generations.
This longitudial study, made by the Repro-
ductive Health Study Group linked to the
University of Dar es Salaam focuses on the
teenage girl and the erosion of the customs
that had regulated marriage, parenthood and
intergenerational obligations. It also discusses
the generation gap and the ways in which
this gap has widened over the past century.

Tumbo-Masabo, Zubeida and
Rita Liljeström (Eds)
Chelewa, Chelewa – The Dilemma of
Teenage Girls
Tanzania • youth • women • sexuality
1994, 218 pp, 91-7106-354-4
Only available as photocopy or CD-rom
(orders@nai.uu.se).
Rwebangira, Magdalena K. and
rita Liljeström (Eds)
Haraka, Haraka … Look before you leap
Youth at the crossroad of custom and modernity
Tanzania • East Africa • sociology • youth • sexuality
• pregnancy • marriage • education • ramily law •
customary law • child welfare • gender
1998, 271 pp, 91-7106-429-X
SEK 250, US$ 31.95
Ntukula, Mary and Rita Liljeström (eds)
Umleavyo - The Dilemma of Parenting
Tanzania • parents • gender • generations • chil-
dren • adolescents • sexuality • initiation • educa-
tion • marriage • rites and ceremonies • customary
law • modernization • child rearing
2004, 152 pp, 91-7106-522-9
SEK 180, US$ 24.95

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Melber , Henning (ed.)
Transitions in Namibia
Which Change for Whom?
A first volume on “Re-exam-
ining liberation in Namibia”
(2003) concentrated on the
political culture since Indepen-
dence. This second collection
of essays adds to the widely
recognised and praised effort
to critically assess the achieve-
ments and failures of the erstwhile German and South
African colony under a liberation movement in politi-
cal power. It complements the preceding collection by
mainly assessing the material aspects of decolonisa-
tion and its limitations with reference to the empirical
social realities. The contributors are scholars and civil
society activists mainly based in Namibia or working
extensively on and in the country. The chapters deal
with legal aspects of the new system, the strategies of
a new elite, the continued social disparities, forms of
exploitation and marginalisation, land as a contested
issue, the integration of ex-combatants, the role of
youth, decentralisation and regional development, urban
deprivation, HIV/Aids, gendered violence and other
forms of discrimination.
It is thought-provoking when it comes to the necessary
reflections on the limits to liberation and is of interest
and use to scholars, activists and practitioners alike.
Henning Melber is Research Director at the Nordic
Africa Institute.
social change • political development • national liberation movements •
political power • decolonization • nation-building • Namibia
December 2006, 250 pp, 91-7106-582-2
SEK 290, US$ 37.50
Melber, Henning (Ed.)
Trade, Development,
Cooperation
What Future for Africa?
Current African Issues No. 29 (E)
Bi- and multilateral trade rela-
tions between external actors
and individual African states
or regional blocs are becoming
ever more decisive. The trade
policies of both the USA and
the EU are anything but helpful. These initiatives have
a potentially detrimental impact on regional integration.
The latter remains however a priority in the developmen-
tal policy and strategy documents as formulated both by
African agencies as well as the partners in development
cooperation in the OECD countries. Hence the question
of coherence between trade as aid and other areas of
development strategy and cooperation remains to be
answered.
Paul Goodison works with the European Research Office
in Brussels. Carlos Lopes was Director of the National
Institute for Studies and Research in Guinea Bissau
before joining the United Nations Development Pro-
gramme (UNDP). Henning Melber is Research Director
at the Nordic Africa Institute. Colin Stoneman recently
retired from the Centre for Southern African Studies at
the University of York.
development aid • international cooperation • foreign trade •
trade liberalization • trade agreements • globalization • eonomic and
social development • European Union • Africa
2005, 44 pp, 91-7106-544-X
SEK 90, US$ 13.95
Books on Africa 2006/2007
NEW TITLE
Negash , Tekeste
Education in Ethiopia
From Crisis to the Brink of Collapse
Discussion Paper 33 (E)
The main focus of this study
is the deepening crisis of the
Ethiopian education system.
This study reconstructs the
growth of the crisis of the sector
during the last four decades. It
then discusses the implications
of the crisis in terms of com-
munication breakdown; absence of analytical capacity
at system level; the fragmentation of society; loss of
political legitimacy and perpetuation of authoritar-
ian power. Although the education sector has greatly
expanded its impact on poverty alleviation has so far
been insignificant. The poverty landscape has changed
to the worse during the last fifty years.The study argues
that it is only through language (readily understood
and practised) that collective life and the world can be
interpreted in an integrated manner. The replacement
of English by Ethiopian languages all the way from
the primary to tertiary levels is one of the factors that
could strengthen the survival potential of the Ethiopian
political community.
Tekeste Negash is an Associate Professor of Modern
History.
educational systems • educational crisis • languages of instruction •
English language • Ethiopic languages • social change • Ethiopia
2006, 56 pp, 91-7106-576-8
SEK 110, US$ 13.95
NEW TITLE
Olsson, Claes (ed.)
The Western Sahara
Conflict
The Role of Natural Resources
in Decolonization
Current African Issues No. 33 (E)
This publication gives a com-
prehensive background to the
long-running conflict on the
status of Western Sahara and
particularly highlights the ques-
tion of the territory’s natural resources, such as fish, oil
and phosphates. It analyses why this territory, mainly
covered by desert and only sparsely populated, has since
1976, when the former colonial power Spain officially
ceded the territory, engaged governments and people,
both regionally and internationally, and the implica-
tions of its natural resources.The publication includes a
summary of the Western Sahara conflict, an up-to-date
picture of the situation in Western Sahara with regard to
natural resources and the UN’s legal opinion from 2002
on exploitation of the natural resources of a Non-Self-
Governing Territory written by Hans Corell, former UN
Under-Secretary-General for Legal Affairs, the Legal
Counsel. These contributions form a useful informa-
tion source for policymakers, researchers, students and
activists interested in or dealing with issues related to
the Maghreb framework and in particular the Western
Sahara conflict.
Claes Olsson has a degree in Social Sciences. He is
the author of several books and articles on the Western
Sahara issue.
Western Sahara • natural resources • resources exploitation •
conflicts • decolonization • colonialism
2006, 32 pp, 91-7106-571-7
SEK 90, US$ 10.95

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cultural images in and of Afric a

This book deals with the
question of the relevance and
meaning of the signifier in
various fields of contemporary
cultural production in Africa:
literature, film, sculpture, music,
popular drama.
Erikson Baaz, maria and
mai palmberg
Same and Other
Negotiating African Identitity in
Cultural Production
culture • arts • cinema • literature •
music • television • theatre
2001, 210 pp, 91-7106-477-X
SEK 220, US$ 29.95
“Encounter Images in the Meetings
between Africa and Europe is a
welcome contribution to the on-
going dialogue on the reproduction
of images and stereotypes between
Europe and Africa.”
Matt Houngnikpo, Miami University
African Affairs Vol. 102, No. 409, Oct 2003
Palmberg, mai (Ed.)
Encounter Images in the Meetings bet-
ween Africa and Europe
development aid • culture • history • mission
history • communication • racial discrimination
2001, 277 pp, 91-7106-478-8
SEK 280, US$ 34.95
“There is much in this volume that
is unique and it represents a major
contribution to the burgeoning field
of African urban music studies.”
Richard M. Shain, Philadelphia University;
The International Journal of African Historical
Studies, Vol. 36, No. 1, 2003, Boston
Palmberg, Mai and
Annemette Kirkegaard
Playing with Identities
in Contemporary Music in Africa
cultural identity • music • popular culture •
South Africa • Uganda • Cape Verde •
Nigeria • Tanzania • Zimbabwe • Ivory
Coast • Senegal
2002, 196 pp, 91-7106-496-6
SEK 220, US$ 27.90

Palmberg, Mai and Rolandsen, Øystein

Ranka Primorac (EDS)
Skinning The Skunk
Facing Zimbabwean Futures
Discussion Paper No. 30 (E)
“Skinning the Skunk” refers
to a saying in Shona, “kuvhiya
kadembo”. The Zimbabwean
writer Stanley Namfukudza uses
it here to illustrate how impor-
tant problems, like the legacy
of violence, are avoided in Zim-
babwean public discussion.Terence Ranger writes on the
new policy of rewriting the history of Zimbabwe, in the
name of “patriotic history”, through which the Zanu-PF
government tries to assert hegemony and achieve “a total
change of the mindset”.To talk about Zimbabwe today
also means to talk of the large diaspora. Beacon Mbiba
presents a study on what is colloquially called “Harare
North”, that is London (and the rest of the UK).
Mai Palmberg works at the Nordic Africa Institute in
Uppsala as Coordinator of a research and network project
“Cultural Images in and of Africa”. Ranka Primorac has
degrees from the Universities of Zagreb, Harare and
Nottingham Trent.
democratisation • petroleum extraction • governance •
political development • economic and social development • Chad
2005, 40 pp, 91-7106-552-0
SEK 90, US$ 12.95
Guerrilla Government
Political Changes in the Southern
Sudan during the 1990s
This volume analyses the main
events leading up to the SPLM/
A’s current position of supre-
macy. The book consists of
three chronologically ordered,
integrated parts, where the first
part discusses the effect of the
split in 1991 and the movements political and admin-
istrative structures prior to its National Convention in
1994. This is discussed in the second part. Finally, the
book analyses the significance of the Convention and its
reforms in the light of later attempts at implementation
when, in the last part of the 1990s, political paralysis set
in as the Movement experienced unprecedented military
success. The discussion is brought to a conclusion with
a brief summary of events during the period 2000–2004
and presents some thoughts on the future government
of the south Sudan.
Øystein H. Rolandsen is the Horn of Africa Adviser at
the Norwegian People’s Aid and board member of the
Norwegian Sudan Support Group.
This important and original study of the SPLAM/M,
taking as its principal reference point the National
Convention of 1994, does much to clarify these issues
in Southern Sudan, and provides a valuable case study
of ‘guerrilla government’ that will be of much wider
relevance.
(Christopher Clapham, Centre of African Studies, Cambridge University)
Sudan • southern Sudan • Sudan people´s liberation movement •
army • government • civil war • conventions • political development •
political reform
2004, 201 pp, 91-7106-537-7
SEK 200, US$ 27.50

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forthcoming
Söderbaum, Fredrik and
Ian Taylor (Eds)
Micro-Regionalism in
West Africa
Evidence from Two Case Studies
Discussion Paper 34
This collection seeks to comple-
ment and advance recent studies
on regionalism in Africa and the
implications that this has for the
continent’s development. The
two case studies on cross-border micro-regionalism in
the borderlands of Mali-Burkina Faso and Niger-Nigeria
are part of the work of the West Africa Border Initia-
tive (WABI). Providing a challenge to the considerable
number of state-centric, formalistic and not seldom
overly idealistic studies in this field, the two cases show
quite clearly that formal borders either essentially do not
exist in the Westphalian sense, being ignored by local
populations and traders, or, are strategically used by
(often self-styled) representatives of the state to extract
resources and rents.
Fredrik Söderbaum is Associate Professor at the Depart-
ment of Peace and Development Research (Padrigu),
Director for the Centre for African Studies (CAS) at
the School of Global Studies, Goteborg University
and Research Fellow at the United Nations University-
Comparative Regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS),
Bruges, Belgium. Ian Taylor is Senior Researcher at
the School of International Relations, University of St.
Andrews, Sctoland.
regional cooperation • regional integration • regional development •
regionalization • case studies • West Africa • Sahel • Niger • Nigeria
October 2006, 40 pp (P), 91-7106-584-9
SEK 90, US$ 12.95
forthcoming
Stolten, Hans Erik (Ed.)
History Making
and Present Day Politics
The meaning of collective memory
in South Africa
In this collection, some of South
Africa’s most distinguished
historians and social scientists
present their views on the im-
portance of history and heritage
for the transformation of the
South African society. Although popular use of history
helped remove apartheid, the study of history lost status
during the transition process. Some of the reasons for
this, like the nature of the negotiated revolution, social
demobilisation, and individualisation, are analysed in
this book.
The combination of scholarly work with an active role
in changing society has been a central concern in South
African history writing. This book warns against the
danger of history being caught between reconciliation,
commercialisation, and political correctness.
The authors also examine a range of new government
and private initiatives in the practical use of history,
including the establishment of new historical enter-
tainment parks and the conversion of museums and
heritage sites.
Hans Erik Stolten is a Historian working at the Centre of
African Studies at the University of Copenhagen.
November 2006, 370 pp (P), 91-7106-581-4
SEK 320, US$ 39.95
Books on Africa 2006/2007
Therborn, Göran (Ed.)
African Families in a
Global Context
Research Report No. 131 (E)
The family is one of the most
important institutions of African
societies. Where is it going to-
day? How is it affected by global
processes, cultural and political
as well as economic? How does
it compare with family develop-
ments in other parts of the world? These are questions
which this book addresses. The contributors deal with the
African family in a comparative global context, focus-
ing on patriarchy, sexuality and marriage, and fertility;
biological and social reproduction in Ghana under condi-
tions of globalization and structural adjustment; Nigerian
marriage relations under the impact of current conditions
and; family changes in the North (Britain) from a family
perspective of the South (South Africa).
Göran Therborn is Director of the Swedish Collegiums
for Advanced Study in the Social Sciences and University
Professor of Sociology at Uppsala University, Sweden.
Africa • Ghana • Nigeria • South Africa • demographic change •
family • family structure • gender roles • social problems
2004, 118 pp, 91-7106-561-X
SEK 140, US$ 22.50
Books on
the informal city, civil society
and urban development
“
The book is a useful compilation of papers that are a must read
by all those who are interested in the role of civil society associa-
tions in African cities. It is also a useful addition to the expanding
literature on urban governance and livelihood strategies in Africa.
(International Planning Studies, Vol. 8, No. 1, 2003, Abingdon,
R.C. Leduka, The National University of Lesotho)
Tostensen, arne, Inge Tvedten and Mariken Vaa (Eds)
Associational Life in African Cities
Popular Responses to the Urban Crisis
African cities • urban crisis • civil society • housing • NGOs
2001, 320 pp, 91-7106-465-6
“
SEK 250, US$ 23.95
Aid agencies and national government planners take note!
A very important collection.
Richard Stren, Professor of Political Science,
Centre for Urban and Community Studies, Toronto, Canada
Hansen, Karen Tranberg and Mariken Vaa (EDS)
Reconsidering Informality – Perspectives from Urban Africa
urban housing • living conditions • informal sector • land use
2004, 235 pp, 91-7106-518-0
SEK 250, US$ 29.95

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BÖCKER PÅ SVENSKA
(not available in the US)
Davidson, Basil
Afrika i det tjugonde seklet
Afrikabiblioteket nr 6
En ny omarbetad och uppdate-
rad upplaga av 1991 års ”Afrika
i det tjugonde seklet” (Afrika-
biblioteket nr 2). Afrikas historia
förs här ända fram till 1999.
Boken utgör en insiktsfull och
lättillgänglig presentation av
Afrika under det senaste seklet.
Basil Davidson diskuterar or-
sakerna till de afrikanska ländernas kris. Han tar också
itu med de rika ländernas upprepade underlåtenhet att
förändra förhållandet mellan länderna i nord och de
fattiga i syd. Boken avslutas med en diskussion om hur
Afrika söker sina egna lösningar. Sakregister, kartor,
kronologisk översikt och studiefrågor gör boken lämpad
i undervisning.
2000, 300 s, 91-7106-461-3
SEK 250
Lodhi, Abdulaziz Y. and
Tommy Otterbrandt
Kortfattad swahili-svensk/
svensk-swahili ordbok
Innehåller drygt 14 000 ord som
är vanliga i svenska och swahili
samt en översikt över swahili-
grammatik.
1987, 319 s, 91-7106-260-2
SEK 220
Palmberg, Mai
Afrikabild för partnerskap?
Afrika i de svenska skolböckerna
Mot bakgrund av införandet
av begreppet ”partnerskap”
i svensk biståndspolitik har
författaren till denna studie
granskat hur Afrika framställs
i 62 aktuella högstadieböcker i
SO-ämnen. Skolböckerna har en
stor betydelse som formare av
vår världsbild och som återspeglare av tidsandan, men
undgår vanligtvis all kritisk granskning. Denna bok ger
både ris och ros. Den varnar för generaliseringar och
föreslår kompletterande material som kan göra Afrika-
bilden mer levande och intressant.
2000, 248 s, 91-7106-451-6
gratis
Boken kan beställas via orders@nai.se
så långt lagret räcker.
10
Rylander, Kristina (red)
Med bidrag av
Tore Linné Eriksen m.fl.
Att studera Afrika
Vägar till källorna (E)
Denna bok är en guide till
Afrikastudier inom främst det
samhällsvetenskapliga områ-
det. Både tryckta och Internet-
baserade källor behandlas i
denna nya, grundligt uppdat-
erade upp-laga. Boken ger
praktisk väg-ledning till handböcker, databaser, kartor,
statistik och en rad andra hjälpmedel för litteratur- och
faktasökning. Dessutom finns fylliga introduktioner
till litteraturen inom några för Afrikastudier centrala
ämnesområden: politik, ekonomi, historia, antropologi,
geografi och utbildningsfrågor. I första hand riktar sig
boken till studerande och forskare, men även lärare,
journalister och bibliotekarier med flera har nytta av
den.
”Äntligen! ....... den fulländade guiden till information
om Afrika. I fullmatade artiklar av ledande forskare får
jag information om det mesta av den bästa litteraturen.
Värderat och värdefullt vetande, vettigt uppställt, alltså
lätt att hitta.”
(Lasse Berg, författare)
”Att studera Afrika ger en ovärderlig översikt av olika
typer av informationskällor om Afrika .... ett oumbärligt
verktyg för både forskare, studenter, lärare, journalister,
tjänstemän och andra som yrkesmässigt arbetar med
Afrika – likväl som för aktivister och allmänhet som är
intresserad av att följa den dynamiska utvecklingen på
kontinenten.”
(Jonas Ewald, föreståndare Centrum för Afrikastudier,
Göteborgs Universitet)
2004, 139 s, 91-7106-519-9
SEK 180
Wohlgemuth, Lennart (red.)
Bistånd på utvecklingens
villkor
Synen på biståndet har genom-
gått stora förändringar under
de senaste 20 åren. 70-talets
utvecklingsoptimism följdes
av 80-talets djupa kris, med en
pessimistisk framtidssyn. 90-
talet innebar en tillnyktring och
omfattande arbete har lagts ner
på att dra slutsatser av erfarenheterna. Denna antologi
presenterar biståndets teori och teknik i ljuset av de
senaste årens utveckling. Boken är en uppföljning av
”Bistånd på mottagarens villkor” som gavs ut 1974.
Andra uppdaterade och utökade upplagan
1997, 206 s, 91-7106-411-7
SEK 200
Books on Africa 2006/2007
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Backlist
A Dansereau, Suzanne and
Adesida, Olugbenga and
Arunma O. Oteh (Eds)
African Voices – African Visions
democratization • political development •
globalization • future studies
2nd edition, 2004, 215 pp, 91-7106-530-X
SEK 320, US$ 39.95
Agbu, Osita
Ethnic Militias and the Threat to Democ-
racy in Post-Transition Nigeria
Research Report No. 127 (E)
Nigeria • armed forces • ethnic conflict •
demo-cratization • interethnic relations •
militarism • violence
2004, 53 pp, 91-7106-525-3
SEK 110, US$ 15.95
Akindès, Francis
The Roots of the Military-Political Crises
in Côte d’Ivoire
Research Report No. 128 (E)
Côte d’Ivoire • citizenship • civil war • coup
d’état • ethnicity • Front Populaire Ivorien •
houphouetism • political development •
Rassemblement de Républicains
2004, 46 pp, 91-7106-531-8
SEK 90, US$ 13.95
B 2002, 62 pp, 91-7106-504-0
Benjaminsen, Tor A. and
Christian Lund (Eds)
Politics, Property and Production in the
West African Sahel
Understanding Natural Resources
Management
West Africa • natural resources • land owner-
ship • agriculture
2001, 333 pp, 91-7106-476-1
SEK 280, US$ 34.95
Bigsten, Arne and Anders Danielson
Tanzania: Is the Ugly Duckling Finally
Growing up?
A Report for the OECD project
“Emerging Africa”
Research Report No. 120 (E)
Tanzania • economic policy •
structural adjustment
2001, 116 pp, 91-7106-474-5
SEK 140, US$ 24.95
Broch-due, Vigdis and
Richard A. Schroeder (eds)
Producing Nature and Poverty in Africa
natural resources • poverty • environmental
management
2000, 350 pp, 91-7106-452-4
SEK 250, US$ 29.95
C Eroding Local Capacity
Campbell, Bonnie (ed.)
Regulating Mining in Africa
For whose benefit?
Discussion Paper No. 26 (E)
Africa • environment • legislation • mining •
mining development • mining policy
2004, 89 pp, 91-7106-527-X
SEK 110, US$ 13.95
Campbell, Bonnie (Ed.)
Enjeux des nouvelles réglementations
minières en Afrique
Documents de Recherche 3 (E)
Not available in the US.
2004. 97 pp, 91-7106-528-8
SEK 100
D 2002, 67 pp, 91-7106-503-2
Dahl, Gudrun
Responsibility and Partnership in Swedish
Aid Discourse
Discussion Paper No. 9 (E) development aid •
partnership
2001, 32 pp, 91-7106-473-7
SEK 100, US$ 12.95
Books on Africa 2006/2007
Mario Zamponi
Zimbabwe – The Political Economy
of Decline
Discussion Paper No. 27 (E)
Zimbabwe • political development • economic
and social development • economic aspects •
social aspects • cultural aspects
2005, 43 pp, 91-7106-541-5
SEK 90, US$ 12.95
Davids, Yul Derek, Christiaan Keulder,
Guy Lamb, Joao Pereira and Dirk Spilker
Compiled by Henning Melber
Measuring Democracy and Human Rights
in Southern Africa
Discussion Paper No. 18 (E)
Mozambique • Namibia • South Africa • South-
ern Africa • democratization • liberation
2002, 49 pp, 91-7106-497-4
SEK 90, US$ 15.95
Diagne, Souleymane Bachir, Amina Mama,
Henning Melber and Francis B. Nyamnjoh
Identities and Beyond: Rethinking
Africanity
Discussion Paper No. 12 (E)
identity • political power • gender analysis
2001, 33 pp, 91-7106-487-7
SEK 100, US$16.95
E SEK 110, US$ 16.95
Englund, Harri (Ed.)
A Democracy of Chameleons
Politics and Culture in the New Malawi •
Malawi • culture • politics
2002, 210 pp, 91-7106-499-0
SEK 220, US$ 29.95
H economic recession
Hendricks, Fred
Fault-Lines in South African Democracy
Continuing Crisis of Inequality and Injustice
Discussion Paper No. 22 (E)
South Africa • post-apartheid • political transi-
tion • political development • democratization
2003, 32 pp, 91-7106-508-3
SEK 90, US$ 14.95
J market
Jega, Attahiru (ed.)
Identity Transformation and Identity
Politics under Structural Adjustment in
Nigeria
Nigeria • structural adjustment • identity •
economics
2000, 235 pp, 91-7106-456-7
SEK 220, US$ 27.95
Juma, Monica Kathina and
Astri Suhrke (Eds)
International Humanitarian Action in Africa
Kenya • Somalia • Tanzania • Uganda •
humanitarian assistance • emergency relief •
capacity building • local planning • regional
cooperation
2002, 203 pp, 91-7106-502-4
SEK 220, US$ 29.95
K 2003, 149 pp, 91-7106-516-4
Kamete, Amin Y.
Governing the Poor in Harare, Zimbabwe
Shifting Perceptions and Changing
Responses
Research Report No. 122 (E)
Zimbabwe • Harare • urban population • pov-
erty • urban policy • governance • elections
SEK 110, US$ 16.95
Kanyinga, Karuti
Re-Distribution from Above
The Politics of Land Rights and Squatting
in Coastal Kenya
Research Report No.115 (E)
Kenya • resettlement • land rights •
structural adjustment
2000, 126 pp, 91-7106-464-8
SEK 140, US$ 21.95
11
Kelsall, Tim
Contentious Politics, Local Governance
and the Self
A Tanzanian Case Study
Research Report No. 129 (E)
Tanzania • Arumeru district • civil society •
democracy • politics • social government
2004 • 75 pp • 91-7106-533-4
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Kössler, Reinhart, Henning Melber
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Development from Below
A Namibian Case Study
Discussion Paper No. 21 (E)
Southern Africa • Namibia • colonialism •
history • independence • globalization •
ethnicity • traditional culture • nation-building
2003, 32 pp, 91-7106-507-5
SEK 90, US$ 14.95
L
Legassick, Martin
Armed Struggle and Democracy
The Case of South Africa
Discussion Paper No. 20 (E)
South Africa • armed struggle • democracy •
liberation • ANC • historical analysis •
political culture
Leith, J. Clark and Ludvig Söderling
Ghana – Long Term Growth, Atrophy
and Stunted Recovery
Research Report No. 125 (E)
Ghana • post-independence • political develop-
ment • economic policy • economic reform •
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Lundahl, Mats (ed.)
Globalization and the Southern
African Economies
Research Report No. 130 (E)
Southern Africa • globalization • international
economy • trade • economics • economic
development • economic reform • labour
2004, 128 pp 91-7106-532-6
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M
Melber, Henning (ED)
Media, Public Discourse and Political
Contestation in Zimbabwe
Current African Isues No. 27
Zimbabwe • civil rights • freedom of
information • journalism • mass media •
political development • press
2004, 39 pp, 91-7106-534-2
SEK 90, US$ 10.95
Melber, Henning (ED.)
Re-examining Liberation in Namibia
Political Cultures since Independence
Namibia • independence • liberation • political
culture • reconciliation • post-colonialism •
human rights
SEK 200, US$ 24.95
Melber, Henning
The New African Initiative and
the African Union
A Preliminary Assessment and
Documentation
Current African Issues No. 25 (E)
African Union • political development
2001, 35 pp, 91-7106-486-9
SEK 80, US$ 12.95
Melber, Henning
and Christopher Saunders
Transition in Southern Africa –
Comparative Aspects
Two Lectures
Discussion Paper No. 10 (E)
apartheid • democracy • liberation
2001, 28 pp, 91-7106-480-X
SEK 100, US$ 10,95
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Melber, Henning, Richard Cornwell, Olukotun, Ayo Stiansen, Endre

Jephthah Gathaka and Smokin Wanjala Repressive State and Resurgent Media and Jane I. Guyer (eds)
The New Partnership for Africa’s under Nigeria’s Military Dictatorship, Credit, Currencies and Culture
Development (NEPAD) 1988–98 African Financial Institutions in Historical
– African Perspectives Research Report No. 126 (E) Perspective
Discussion Paper No. 16 (E) Nigeria • media • press • military govern- financial institutions • islamic banking •
international cooperation • partnership • ment • censorship • political opposition • economic history • credit • currencies
capacity building democratization 1999, 174 pp, 91-7106-442-7
2002, 36 pp, 91-7106-492-3 2004, 136 pp, 91-7106-524-5 SEK 200, US$ 24.95
SEK 90, US$ 14.95 SEK 140, US$ 15.95 Suttner, Raymond (Ed.)
Mohamoda, Dahilon Yassin P Africa in the New Millennium
Nile Basin Cooperation Poluha, Eva
Discussion Paper No. 13
A Review of the Literature political reform • globalization
The Power of Continuity
Current African Issues No. 26 (E) 2001, 49 pp, 91-7106-488-5
Ethiopia through the Eyes of its Children
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Ethiopia • children • childhood • child rearing
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SEK 90, US$ 12.95 social values of Dar es Salaam
Moyo, Sam 2004 • 217 pp • 91-7106-535-0 Tanzania • traditional medicine • ethnic groups
Land Reform under Structural SEK 270, US$ 35 • anthropology
Adjustment in Zimbabwe 1990, 159 pp, 91-7106-299-8
R
Land Use Change in the Mashonaland SEK 90, US$ 22.50
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W
Zimbabwe • land policy • structural adjustment
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SEK 200, US$ 24.95 Zambia • economic development • economic War and Peace in the Democratic
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Mupedziswa, Rodreck and 2003, 235 pp, 91-7106-506-7 Current African Issues No. 22 (E)
Perpetua Gumbo SEK 220, US$ 27.95 Congo DR • Zaire • Central Africa • war • conflict
Women Informal Traders in Harare resolution • peace agreement • history • post
and the Struggle for Survival in an Riehl, Volker
war
Environment of Economic Reforms Who is ruling in South Sudan?
2000, 28 pp, 91-7106-458-3
Research Report No. 117 (E) The role of NGOs in rebuilding socio-
SEK 80, US$ 7.95
Zimbabwe • structural adjustment • political order
Studies on Emergencies and Disaster Relief Weiss, Herbert
informal sector • women
2000, 121 pp, 91-7106-469-9,
No. 9 (E) Krig och Fred i Demokratiska Republiken
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Sudan • conflicts Kongo
2001, 22 pp, 91-7106-485-0 Afrikafakta nr 8 (E)
N SEK 90, US$ 12.95 Demokratiska Republiken Kongo • Congo DR •
Negash, Tekeste S Central Africa • war • conflict resolution • peace
Eritrea and Ethiopia agreement
Saasa, Oliver 2000, 35 pp, 91-7106-459-1
The Federal Experience
with Jerker Carlsson SEK 80
Eritrea • Ethiopia • state • civil war
Aid and Poverty Reduction in Zambia
1997, 234 pp, 91-7106-406-0 Weiss, Holger (ed.)
Mission Unaccomplished
SEK 200, US$ 26.95 Social Welfare in Muslim Societies in Africa
Zambia • Southern Africa • poverty • economic
Neocosmos, Michael, Raymond Suttner conditions • development aid Ghana • Morocco • Nigeria • Senegal • Sudan
and Ian Taylor 2002, 141 pp, 91-7106-489-3 • economics • education • islamic countries •
Compiled by Henning Melber SEK 220, US$ 32.95 religion • social welfare • sufism
Political Cultures in Democratic 2002, 189 pp, 91-7106-481-8
Sachikonye, lloyd M. SEK 230, US$ 32.95
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Restructuring or De-Industrializing?
Discussion Paper No. 19 (E) Wohlgemuth, Lennart, Samantha Gibson,
Zimbabwe’s Textile and Metal Industries under
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Structural Adjustment
democratization • human rights • (eds)
Research Report No. 110 (E)
nation building • reconciliation • ANC Common Security and Civil Society
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2002, 52 pp, 91-7106-498-2 in Africa
1999, 107 pp, 91-7106-444-3
SEK 110, US$ 14.95 civil society • conflicts • international security
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Nzongola-Ntalaja, Georges 1999, 216 pp, 91-7106-450-8
Saugestad, Sidsel SEK 260, US$ 35
From Zaire to the
The Inconvenient Indigenous
Democratic Republic of the Congo Z
Remote Area Development in Botswana, Donor
Current African Issues 28 (E)
Assistance and the First People Zewde, Bahru and
DRC • authoritarianism • democratization •
of the Kalahari Siegfried Pausewang (Eds)
legitimacy • politics
Second revised edition 2004, 23 pp,
Botswana • anthropology • indigenous people Ethiopia – The Challenge of Democracy
91-7106-538-5
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O Ethiopia • democratization • governance • local
Multi-Habitation
Obi, Cyril I. Urban housing and everyday life in government • traditional authority • peasantry
The Changing Forms of Identity Politics Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe • land reform • political power
in Nigeria under Economic Adjustment Research Report No. 123 (E) 2002, 215 pp, 91-7106-501-6
The Case of the Oil Minorities Movement Zimbabwe • urban housing • home ownership SEK 220, US$ 29.95
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Silberschmidt, Margrethe
2000, 124 pp, 91-7106-471-0
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“Women Forget That Men Are the Masters”
Gender Antagonism and Socio-Economic
Okuku, Juma Change in Kisii District, Kenya
Ethnicity, State Power and the Kenya • social values • social change • gender
Democratisation Process in Uganda 1999, 186 pp, 91-7106-439-7
Discussion Paper No. 17 (E) SEK 200, US$ 25
Uganda • ethnicity • political development •
Slim, Hugo
democratization
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Doing the Right Thing
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Relief Agencies, Moral Dilemmas and Moral
Responsibility in Political Emergencies and War
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ethics • humanitarian aid
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Title INDEX
A G
A Democracy of Chameleons 11
Africa, Regional Cooperation and
the World Market 1
Africa in the New Millennium 12
African Families in a Global Context 9
African Voices – African Visions 11
Afrikabild för partnerskap? 10
Afrika i det tjugonde seklet 10
Aid and Poverty Reduction in
Zambia 12
Armed Struggle and Democracy 11
Associational Life in African Cities 9
Att studera Afrika 10
AU, NEPAD and the APRM 4
B I
Beyond Territory and Scarcity 4
Bistånd på utvecklingens villkor 10
C Identity Transformation and Identity
Chad – Towards Democratisation or
Petro-Dictatorship? 3
The Changing Forms of Identity
Politics in Nigeria 12
Chelewa, Chelewa – The Dilemma
of Teenage Girls 6
Common Security and Civil Society
in Africa 12
Contentious Politics, Local Governance
and the Self 11
Credit, Currencies and Culture 12
D Legacies of Power 4
Denmark and National Liberation
in Southern Africa 16
Development from Below 11
Diasporas Within and Without Africa 6
Doing the Right Thing 12
E Media, Public Discourse and Political
Education in Ethiopia 7
Encounter Images in the Meetings
between Africa and Europe 8
Enjeux des nouvelles réglementations
minières en Afrique 11
Eritrea and Ethiopia 12
Eroding Local Capacity 11
Ethiopia – The Challenge of
Democracy from Below 12
Ethnicity, State Power and the
Democratisation Process in Uganda 12
Ethnic Militias and the Threat to Demo-
cracy in Post-Transition Nigeria 11
Extended Handshake or Wrestling
Match? 5
F Southern Africa 16
Fault-Lines in South African
Democracy 11
Finland and National Liberation
in Southern Africa 16
From Zaire to the Democratic
Republic of the Congo 12
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Ghana – Long Term Growth, Atrophy
and Stunted Recovery 11
Globalization and the Southern
African Economies 11
Governing the Poor in Harare,
Zimbabwe 11
Guerrilla Government 8
H Re-Distribution from Above 11
Haraka, Haraka … Look before
you leap 6
History Making and Present
Day Politics 9
How to Be a ‘Proper’ Woman in
the Times of HIV and AIDS 5
Identities and Beyond: Rethinking
Africanity 11
Politics under Sructural Adjustment
in Nigeria 11
The Inconvenient Indigenous 12
K
Kortfattad swahili-svensk/
svensk-swahili ordbok 10
Krig och Fred i Demokratiska
Republiken Kongo 12
L State Recognition of Traditional
Land Reform under Structural Adjust-
ment in Zimbabwe 12
Liberation in Southern Africa –
Regional and Swedish Voices 16
M T
Measuring Democracy and Human
Rights in Southern Africa 11
Contestation in Zimbabwe 11
The Medicine Man among the Zaramo
of Dar es Salaam 12
Micro-Regionalism in West Africa 9
Models for Life 5
Multi-Habitation 12
N
Navigating Youth, Generating
Adulthood 3
The New African Initiative and the
African Union 11
The New Partnership for Africa’s
Development (NEPAD) 12
Nile Basin Cooperation 12
Norway and National Liberation in
P
Playing with Identities in Con-
temporary Music in Africa 8
Political and Economic Liberalisation
in Zambia 12
Political Cultures in Democratic
South Africa 12
13
Politics, Property and Production
in the West African Sahel 11
Poverty, Income Distribution and
Labour Markets in Ethiopia 1
The Power of Continuity 12
Producing Nature and Poverty
in Africa 11
R
Re-examining Liberation in Namibia 11
Re-living the Second Chimurenga 3
Re-thinking Sexualities in Africa 2
Rebels and Robbers 6
Reconsidering Informality 9
Regulating Mining in Africa 11
Repressive State and Resurgent
Media under Nigeria’s Military
Dictatorship, 1988–98 12
Responsibility and Partnership in
Swedish Aid Discourses 11
Restructuring or De-Industrializing? 12
The Roots of the Military-Political
Crises in Côte d’Ivoire 11
S
Same and Other 8
The Security-Development Nexus 2
Skinning The Skunk 8
Social Welfare in Muslim Societies 12
Authority in Mozambique 2
Succession of Faure Gnassingbe
to the Togolese Presidency 3
Sweden and National Liberation
in Southern Africa 16
Tales of the Nation 1
Tanzania: Is the Ugly Duckling Finally
Growing up? 11
Trade, Development, Cooperation 7
Transition in Southern Africa –
Comparative Aspects 11
Transitions in Namibia 7
V
Votes, Money and Violence 1
U
Umleavyo – The Dilemma of Parenting 6
W
War and Peace in the Democratic
Republic of the Congo 12
The Western Sahara Conflict 7
Who is Ruling in South Sudan? 12
Women and the Remaking of Politics
in Southern Africa 5
Women Forget That Men Are the
Masters 12
Women Informal Traders in Harare
and the Struggle for Survival in an
Environment of Economic Reforms 12
Z
Zimbabwe – The Political Economy
of Decline 11
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A K R
Adesida, Olugbenga 11 Kamete, Amin Y. 11 Rakner, Lise 12
Agbu, Osita 11 Kanyinga, Karuti 11 Richey, Lisa Ann 5
Akindès, Francis 11 Kebede, Bereket 1 Riehl, Volker 12
Arnfred, Signe 2 Kebonang, Zein 4 Rolandsen, Øystein H. 8
B Kelsall, Tim 11 Rothschild, Emma 12
Basedau, Matthias 1 Keulder, Christiaan 11 Rwebangira, Magdalena K. 6
Benjaminsen, Tor A. 11 Kirkegaard, Annemette 8 Rylander, Kristina 10
Bigsten, Arne 1, 11 Klasen, Stephan 12 S
Birch-Thomsen, Torben 4 Kössler, Reinhart 11 Saasa, Oliver 12
Broch-Due, Vigdis 11 Kyed, Helene Maria 2 Sachikonye, lloyd M. 12
Brüntrup, Michael 1 L Saugestad, Sidsel 12
Bull-Christiansen, Lene 1 Lamb, Guy 11 Saunders, Christopher 11
Buur, Lars 2 Lazarus, Jeffrey V. 5 Schlyter, Ann 12
C Legassick, Martin 11 Schroeder, Richard A. 11
Campbell, Bonnie 11 Leith, J. Clark 11 Sellström, Tor 16
Christiansen, Catrine 3, 5 Liljeström, Rita 6 Shimeles, Abebe 1
Chung, Fay King 3 Lodhi, Abdulaziz Y. 10 Silberschmidt, Margrethe 12
Cornwell, Richard 12 Lukalo, Fibian Kavulani 5 Slim, Hugo 12
Lund, Christian 11 Söderbaum, Fredrik 9
D
Lundahl, Mats 11 Söderling, Ludvig 11
Dahl, Gudrun 11
M Soiri, Iina 16
Danielson, Anders 11
Malaquias , Assis 6 Southall, Roger 4
Dansereau, Suzanne 11
Mama, Amina 11 Spilker, Dirk 11
Davids, Yul Derek 11
Manger , Leif 6 Stepputat, Finn 2
Davidson, Basil 10
Mehler, Andreas 1 Stiansen, Endre 12
Diagne, Souleymane Bachir 11
Melber, Henning 1, 4, 7, 11, 12 Stolten, Hans Erik 9
E Strand, Per 11
Mohamoda, Dahilon Yassin 12
Ebeku, S.A. Kaniye 3 Suhrke, Astri 11
Morgenstierne, Christopher 16
Englund, Harri 11 Suttner, Raymond 12
Moyo, Sam 12
Erdmann, Gero 1 Swantz, Lloyd 12
Mupedziswa, Rodreck 12
Eriksen, Tore Linné 16
Erikson Baaz, Maria 8 N T
Negash, Tekeste 7, 12 Taylor, Ian 1, 9, 12
Eriksson, Hans 3
Neocosmos, Michael 12 Therborn, Göran 9
F Tostensen, Arne 9
Ntukula, Mary 6
Fombad, Charles Manga 4 Tumbo-Masabo, Zubeida 6
Nyamnjoh, Francis B. 11
G Nyanzi, Stella 5 Tvedten, Inge 9
Gathaka, Jephthah 12 Nzongola-Ntalaja, Georges 12 U
Gausset, Quentin 4 Utas, Mats 3
Geisler, Gisela 5
O
Gibson, Samantha 12
Obi, Cyril I. 12 V
Okuku, Juma 12 Vaa, Mariken 9
Gumbo, Perpetua 12
Olsson, Claes 7 Vigh, Henrik E. 3
Guyer, Jane I. 12
Olukotun, Ayo 12 W
H Østergaard, Lise Rosendal 5 Wanjala, Smokin 12
Hagströmer, Björn 3 Oteh, Arunma O. 11 Weiss, Herbert 12
Hansen, Karen Tranberg 9 Otterbrandt, Tommy 10 Weiss, Holger 12
Hendricks, Fred 11
P Whyte, Michael 4
J Palmberg, Mai 8, 10 Wohlgemuth, Lennart 10, 12
Jassey, Katja 5 Pausewang, Siegfried 12
Jega, Attahiru 11
Z
Peltola, Pekka 16 Zamponi, Mario 11
Jensen, Steffen 2 Pereira, Joao 11 Zewde, Bahru 12
Juma, Monica Kathina 11 Poluha, Eva 12
Primorac, Ranka 8

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SUBJECT INDEX
A economic conditions 1, 12
access to health care 5
adolescents 3, 6
Africa 1, 3, 7, 9, 11
African cities 9
African organizations 4
Africans 6
African Union 4, 11
Africa south of Sahara 1, 5
agricultural markets 1
agriculture 11
AIDS 5
AIDS prevention 5
ANC 11, 12
Angola 6
anthropology 12
apartheid 11
armed forces 11
armed struggle 11
army 8
arts 8
Arumeru district 11
attitudes 5
authoritarianism 12
B liberation 3, 11
behavioural sciences 5
biographies 3
Botswana 12
boundaries 4
Burkina Faso 4
C family structure 9
Cameroon 4
capacity building 11, 12
Cape Verde 8
case studies 3, 9
censorship 12
Central Africa 12
Chad 3, 8
childhood 12
child rearing 6, 12
children 3, 6, 12
child welfare 6
cinema 8
citizenship 2, 11
civil rights 11
civil society 9, 11, 12
civil war 3, 6, 8, 11, 12
colonialism 7, 11
communication 8
conflict resolution 12
conflicts 4, 7, 12
Congo DR 12
constitutions 3
conventions 8
Côte d’Ivoire 11
coup d’état 11
credit 12
crime 2
cultural aspects 11
cultural identity 8, 12
culture 8, 11
currencies 12
customary law 6
D human relations 3, 6
decolonization 7
democracy 1, 3, 11
Democratic Republic of the Congo 4
democratisation 8
democratization 3, 4, 11, 12
demographic change 9
Demokratiska Republiken Kongo 1 2
development aid 7, 8, 11, 12
development strategy 4
diaspora 6
donors 12
DRC 12
E institutional framework 4
East Africa 6
economic and social
development 2, 3, 8, 11
economic aspects 1 1
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economic development 1 1, 12
economic history 12
economic policy 1 1
economic recession 11
economic reform 11, 12
economics 11, 12
education 6, 12
educational crisis 7
educational systems 7
elections 1, 3, 11
electoral systems 1
emergency relief 11
English language 7
environment 11
environmental management 11
environmentel degradation 4
eonomic and social development 7 land reform 12
Eritrea 12
ethics 12
Ethiopia 1, 7, 12
Ethiopic languages 7
ethnic conflict 11
ethnic groups 12
ethnicity 11, 12
European Union 1, 7
F literature surveys 12
family 9
family environment 12
family law 6
feminism 1, 5
financial institutions 12
foreign trade 7
freedom of information 11
Front Populaire Ivorien 11
future studies 11
G medicinal drugs 5
Gambia 5
gender 6, 12
gender analysis 11
gender equality 5
gender relations 5
gender roles 9, 12
generations 6
Ghana 4, 9, 11, 12
globalization 1, 7, 11, 12
governance 3, 8, 11, 12
government 2, 8
government polic 4
government policy 2
H N
Harare 11
heads of state 3
historical analysis 1 1
history 1, 8, 11, 12
HIV 5
home ownership 12
houphouetism 11
household income 1
housing 9
humanitarian aid 12
humanitarian assistance 11
human rights 11, 12
human security 2
I obstacles to development 6
identity 1, 6, 11
income distribution 1
independence 3, 11
indigenous people 12
industry 12
informal sector 9, 12
information campaigns 5
inheritance 3
initiation 6
interethnic relations 11
internal migration 6
international cooperation 7, 12
international economic relations 1
15
international economy 11
international law 3
international relations 2
international security 12
international trade 1
islamic banking 12
islamic countries 12
Ivory Coast 8
J
journalism 11
K
Kenya 5, 11, 12
L
labour market 1, 11
land ownership 1 1
land policy 12
land rights 11
land use 9
languages of instruction 7
legal aspects 4
legislation 11
legitimacy 12
Lesotho 4
literature 1, 8
living conditions 3, 4, 9, 12
local government 2, 12
local planning 11
M
Malawi 11
marriage 6
mass media 11
Matabeleland 1
media 12
medical care 5
migrants 6
migration 6
militarism 1 1
military government 12
mining 11
mining development 11
mining policy 11
mission history 8
modernization 6
Morocco 12
Mozambique 2, 11
multipartyism 1
music 5, 8
Namibia 2, 7, 11
nation-building 7, 11
nationalism 1
national liberation movements 3, 7
national security 6
nation building 6, 12
natural resources 4, 7, 11
NEPAD 1, 4
NGOs 9
Niger 4, 9
Nigeria 4, 8, 9, 11, 12
Nile river 1 2
nongovernmental organizations 5
O
P
parents 6
partnership 11, 12
peace 6
peace agreement 12
peaceful coexistence 2
peasantry 12
petroleum extraction 3, 8
petroleum industry 12
political aspects 6
political culture 11
political development 3, 7, 8, 11, 12
political movements 5
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political opposition 12 resources management 4 trade agreements 7

political participation 2, 5
political parties 1
political pluralism 1
political power 6, 7, 11, 12
political reform 8, 12
political systems 1
political transition 11
politics 2, 5, 1, 112
popular culture 5, 8
post-apartheid 11
post-colonialism 11
post-conflict reconstruction 6
post-independence 11
post war 12
poverty 1, 11, 12
pregnancy 6
presidency 3
press 11, 12
public health 5
R southern Sudan 8
racial discrimination 8
Rassemblement de Républicains 11
reconciliation 11, 12
regional cooperation 1, 9, 11, 12
regional development 9
regional integration 1, 9
regionalization 9
regional security 2
religion 12
resettlement 11
resources exploitation 7
rites and ceremonies 6
S traditional authority 2, 12
Sahel 9
school environment 12
Senegal 1, 4, 8, 12
sexuality 5, 6
social and cultural anthropology 3
social aspects 11
social change 5, 7, 12
social environment 3
social government 11
social problems 9
social structure 6
social values 12
social welfare 12
sociology 6
Somalia 11
South Africa 2, 5, 8, 9, 11, 12
Southern Africa 5, 11, 12
state 2, 12
structural adjustment 11, 12
Sudan 4, 8, 12
Sudan people´s liberation movement 8
sufism 12
T
Tanzania 6, 8, 11, 12
television 8
theatre 8
Togo 3
trade 11
trade liberalization 1, 7
traditional culture 11
traditional leaders 2
traditional medicine 12
U
Uganda 5, 8, 11, 12
urban crisis 9
urban housing 9, 12
urban policy 11
urban population 11
urban youth 5
V
violence 2, 6, 11
W
war 12
water resources 12
West Africa 9, 11
Western Sahara 7
women 6, 12
women’s participation 5
women’s role 5
Y
youth 3, 6
Yvonne Vera 1
Z
Zaire 12
Zambia 12
ZANU 3
Zimbabwe 1, 2, 3, 8, 11, 12

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(Started in 2003)

Collective Organisation among Informal Workers in African Cities

Ilda Lourenço-Lindell, Sweden
(Started in 2004)

Youth and Marginality in Urban Sierra Leone

Mats Utas, Sweden
(Started in 2004)

Post-Conflict Transition, the State and Civil Society in Africa

Cyril I. Obi , Nigeria
(Started in 2005)

Youth’s Independent Migration from Rural Burkina Faso

to Ouagadougou
Dorte Thorsen, Denmark
(Started in 2005)

Currencies of Transformation in Africa:

Changing Resource Regimes in Times of Uncertainty
Amanda Hammar, Zimbabwe
(Started in 2006)

Land Governance, Sustainability and Poverty in Rural

Ethiopia, Tanzania and Zimbabwe
Kjell Havnevik, Norway
(Started in 2006)

Poor Rural Women as Co-managers of Protected Areas

in South Africa – A Viable Option?
Lisbeth Larsson-Lidén, Sweden
(Started in 2006)

Persons and Property in Kilimanjaro

– Claims, Development, and Legal Anthropology
Knut Christian Myhre, Norway
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