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1. | Media Transnationalism and the Politics of 'Feminised Corruption'
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2. | DEAF-DEAF-DIFFERENT. ambiguities of being deaf in Benin
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3. | Live as African: On the Relevance of Thomas Sankara's Agenda for Economic Liberation
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4. | The Committee and the Uncommitted: Material Assistance to Members in Need at a Pentecostal Church in Western Kenya
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5. | Future Africa?! Timescapes and the Flattening of Time in the Modern Era
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6. | Disputed Meanings of Women's Liberation: Social Tensions and Symbolic Struggles During Angolan Independence
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7. | Biometric identification technologies and the Ghanaian 'data revolution'
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8. | The Socialist Countries, North Africa and the Middle East in the Cold War: The Educational Connection
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9. | A Legal Analysis of the Relationship between State Sovereignty and Regional Integration: A comparative study of the European Union and the East African Community
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10. | Navigating the landscape of defiant scholarship in and beyond Africa: On archives, bridges and dangers ; A commentary on Patricia Daley and Amber Murrey's 'Defiant scholarship: Dismantling coloniality in contemporary African geographies'.
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11. | Swahili language and literature as resources for Indian Ocean studies
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12. | Coastal proximity and individual living standards: Econometric evidence from georeferenced household surveys in sub-Saharan Africa
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13. | The Impact of Land on the 'Right to Energy' in Namibia
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14. | Sub-Saharan Africa's international migration constrains its sustainable development under climate change
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15. | Relational governance of territorial resources in post-colonial Africa: A new analytic framework
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16. | Evaluation of Economic Linkage between Urban Built-Up Areas in a Mid-Sized City of Uyo (Nigeria)
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17. | The multiple meanings and uses of South-South relations in extraction: The Brazilian mining company Vale in Mozambique
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18. | Moving to retain class status: Spatial mobility of older people in Kenya
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19. | Warum sind eigentlich die HIV/AIDS-Raten im südlichen Afrika so hoch? - Ein Vergleich der Weltregionen
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20. | Dagbani English: The Influence of Dagbani on the Use of English in Ghana
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21. | "Social media is for the elite": Local political communication in Ghana in times of COVID-19
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22. | Frontiers in African Digital Research: Conference Proceedings
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23. | African Renaissance, Afrotopia, Afropolitanism, and Afrofuturism: Comparing Conceptual Properties of Four African Futures
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24. | Language ideologies in contexts of small-scale multilingualism: repertoires, language attitudes and use in Lower Fungom (Cameroon)
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25. | Une étude comparative des discours sur le Covid-19 en Côte d'Ivoire et au Cameroun beaucoup de peur et de questionnement
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26. | The Rise of New Forms of Power, Forced Displacements and Conflict on the Djibouti and Ethopia Border
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27. | Nairobi Nights ' eine Ethnographie nächtlicher Atmosphären
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28. | Regulation and Enforcement of Competition Law in Tanzania's Telecommunications Sector: Law, Institutional Design and Practice
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29. | Tanzania's Law on Child Adoption, with a Special Focus on Adoptions with an International Element: In the Best Interest of the Child?
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30. | The Committee and the Uncommitted: Material Assistance to Members in Need at a Pentecostal Church in Western Kenya.
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31. | Somalia am Scheideweg
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32. | Das Archiv als Heimat: Die 'Fantasie Afrika' des Kunstpatrons Ulli Beier und der Künstlerin Georgina Beier
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33. | Wood for the kitchen: Towards a history of the supply and use of fuelwood in an urban setting of West Africa; The case of Lome (from 1907 to 2017)
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34. | Between Cause and Cure: The Mining Industry and HIV/AIDS Governance in South Africa
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35. | Business and the uses of 'civil society': Governing Congolese mining areas
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36. | The Right to Alternative Care for Children in Tanzania: An Inquiry into the Law and Practice of Foster Care
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37. | "Fraudonomics": Cartooning against Structural Adjustment in Togo
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38. | Fieldwork Experiences and Practices in Africa
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39. | COVID-19 and (Im)mobilities in West Africa
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40. | African Studies and the Question of Diasporas
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41. | Icons of Zimbabwe's Crisis and their Interpretation by European Union Officials
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42. | Campus Decorum: The realisation of apologies, complaints and requests by Nigerian and German students
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43. | Gesundheitssicherung im Kontext sozialer Differenzierung: Wer tritt Krankenkassen im ländlichen Mali bei?
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44. | The Stereotyped Representation of the Foreigner in Egyptian Cinema: A Phono-Morpho-Syntactic and Lexical Study and Corpus
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45. | Losing or securing futures? Looking beyond 'proper' education to decision-making processes about young people's education in Africa: an introduction
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46. | Figuring out how to Reconfigure African Studies
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47. | Léopold Sédar Senghor et l'Union soviétique: La confrontation, 1957-1966
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48. | Creating a Socialist Intelligentsia: Soviet Educational Aid and its Impact on Africa (1960-1991)
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49. | Students from Portuguese Africa in the Soviet Union, 1960-1974: Anti-colonialism, Education, and the Socialist Alliance
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50. | Tense-Aspect Categories and Standard Negation in Five Bamileke Languages of Cameroon: A Descriptive and Comparative Study
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51. | The Convention on the Rights of the Child and the cultural legitimacy of children's rights in Africa: Some reflections
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52. | The foundations of rights in the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child: A historical and philosophical account
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53. | Being a "Good Muslim": The Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria (MSSN), Islamic Reform and Religious Change in Yorubaland, 1954 - 2014
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54. | Detection of Urban Development in Uyo (Nigeria) Using Remote Sensing
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55. | Gender Equality Legislation and Institutions at the Local Level in Kenya : Experiences of the Maasai
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56. | West African Migration in the Age of Climate Change: Translocal Perspectives on Mobility from Mali and Senegal
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57. | Being In-Between: Middle Income Groups in Uganda and their Forms (and Absences) of Political and Social Mobilization
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58. | Child Labour in Sub-Saharan Africa: Empirical Evidence and New Perspectives
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59. | Debating Sufism: The Tijaniyya and its Opponents
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60. | The Making of the African Road
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61. | Gender and Social Encounters: Experiences from Africa
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62. | Land, Power and Identity: The politics of scale and violent conflict in Masisi, "DR Congo"
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63. | Bible Translation and Language Elaboration: The Igbo Experience
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64. | Who runs the municipality?: The intractable interest of neo-traditional actors in Ghana's local state
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65. | Harmonisation of Laws in the East African Community: the State of Affairs with Comparative Insights from the European Union and other Regional Economic Communities
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66. | Politischer Opfertod im Arabischen Frühling: Protestsuizid und gewaltloses Märtyrertum als Protest am Beispiel Tunesiens und Ägyptens
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67. | (Non)Adherence in Doctor/Patient Interactions in Nigerian HIV Clinics
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68. | The Role of International Law in Intrastate Oil and Gas Governance in Tanzania
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69. | Luttes de conceptions entre ONG internationales et communes autour des projets d'accès à l'eau potable au Bénin
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70. | L'usage des mémoires et discours dans les pratiques de légitimation: Le cas de l'autorité locale chez les Lokpa du Nord-Bénin et chez les Lokpa et Lama du Nord-Togo (1898-2010)
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71. | Dynamics of Identity Formation and Legal Pluralism: the Case of Customary, State and Religious Dispute Resolutions among the Siltie People, Southern Ethiopia
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72. | Les discours sur l'homosexualité au Sénégal: L'analyse d'une lutte représentationnelle.
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73. | The Kenya we want!: from the post-colonial departure to recent hopes
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74. | Competing and Conflicting Power Dynamics in Waqfs in Kenya: 1900-2010
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75. | NGO Visions of Development in the Changing Contexts of Ethiopia: 1960s-2015
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76. | Living in African Cities: Urban Spaces, Lifestyles and Social Practices in Everyday Life
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77. | Kenyan Community Radio: Players, Production Processes and Participation
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78. | The Modernity of Witchcraft in the Ghanaian Online Setting
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79. | The Witch is not a Witch: the Dynamics and Contestations of Witchcraft Accusations in Northern Ghana
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80. | Competing and Conflicting Power Dynamics in Waqfs in Kenya: 1900-2010
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81. | Attitudes toward Kenyan English: Ethnically-Marked Pronunciation
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82. | Perspectives on translation studies in Africa
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83. | Eine Analyse der schriftlichen Fehler nigerianischer Yoruba-Sprecher beim Deutscherwerb
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84. | The History of Use and Conservation of Marine Resources in Zanzibar: Nineteenth Century to the Present
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85. | Towards a History of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in Ethiopia since the 1960s
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86. | Undeveloped adaptation: climate risks, vulnerability and household well-being in Mwingi/Kenya
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87. | Description comparative des langues du sous-groupe Bia Nord agni, baule, anufo
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88. | Surviving in a conflict Environment: Market Women and Changing socioeconomic Relations in Jos Nigeria, 2001 ' 2010
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89. | Spectacles of Displacement: Institutional and Vernacular Photography on Refugees in Dadaab, North-Eastern Kenya
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90. | Two Generations of Tanzania Financial Sector Reforms from 1991 : From Washington Consensus to Institutional Economics
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91. | Vigilantism, State, and Society in Plateau State, Nigeria: A History of Plural Policing ; (1950 to the present)
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92. | Religion and Space: Perspectives from African Experiences
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93. | The Struggle for Space: Youth Participation in 'Ngoma' groups in Globalizing Tanzania
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94. | The Transformation of Aladura Christianity in Nigeria
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95. | Districts creation and its impact on local government in Uganda
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96. | Socio-Cultural Diversity of the African Middle Class: the Case of Urban Kenya
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97. | Modernizing Indigenous Priesthood and Revitalizing Old Shrines: Current Developments on Ghana's Religious Landscape
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98. | Forced Removal and Social Memories in North-western Zimbabwe,c1900-2000
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99. | Pilgrimages and syncretism: Religious Transformation Among the Arsi Oromo of Ethiopia
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100. | Entwicklungspolitische Hoffnungen und gesellschaftliche Wirklichkeit. Eine vergleichende Länderfallstudie von afrikanischen Nicht-Regierungsorganisationen in Kenia und Ruanda.
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