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| 1. | Symbolic struggle for the Arab Spring: political fields and foreign policy in the Middle East
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| 2. | Beyond policy accountability: responses to police abuse by people at Kenya's urban margins
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| 3. | Implementation of universal primary education in Kano State, Nigeria: some economic and social implications
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| 4. | Khalwa as an Islamic educational institution in the Sudan
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| 5. | Multimethod examination of the status of emergency care in Ugandan health facilities
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| 6. | Nigeria's urban open spaces: an inquiry into their evolution, planning and landscape qualities
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| 7. | Dwelling space in the Sudan: official policies and traditional norms
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| 8. | Foreign policy process of Nigeria
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| 9. | Arab socialism, human resources development policies and labour control in an Egyptian state enterprise
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| 10. | Regional devolution in the southern Sudan, 1972-1981
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| 11. | Housing finance in urban Nigeria: a case study of Enugu
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| 12. | Influence of traditional Muslim beliefs on medieval religious architecture: a study of the Bahri Mamluk period
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| 13. | First thirty years of Arabic printing in Egypt, 1238-1267 (1822-1851): a bibliographical study with a checklist by title of Arabic printed works
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| 14. | Scottish mission in Kenya: 1891-1923
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| 15. | Value of palliative care in newly diagnosed cancer
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| 16. | Villages, politics and the everyday statemaking of post independent Zimbabwe
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| 17. | Essays on resource allocation, land investment and climate change in smallholder agriculture
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| 18. | Anticipatory action to drought induced crisis in Kenya and Somalia: Tracking the drought impacts and aid response from 2020-2022
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| 19. | Pre-war life and military career of Douglas Haig
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| 20. | Cervical cancer control in Gombe State, Nigeria: preparing for the future
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| 21. | History of African education in Nyasaland, 1875-1945
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| 22. | Church in the world: a historical-ecclesiological study of the Church of Uganda with particular reference to post-independence Uganda, 1962-1992
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| 23. | Dangerous delay 2: The cost of inaction
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| 24. | Non-governmental organisations and the politics of mining law review in Malawi: subjectivities and bifurcated loyalties
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| 25. | Role of Christian faith for women living with disabilities and HIV in South-South Nigeria
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| 26. | Statehood, sovereignty and identities: exploring policing in Kenya's informal settlements of Mathare and Kaptembwo
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| 27. | Non-reformists' reform in the Age of Modernity: the development of Islamic ethico-legal theory in nineteenth-century Egypt
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| 28. | Sustaining the population growth of desert settlements, case study: North Sinai, Egypt
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| 29. | Reshaped rivers, ruins, and Renaissance: the politics of hydro-developmentalism in the case of Tana-Beles, Ethiopia
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| 30. | Embedded institutions, embodied conflicts: public universities and post-war peacebuilding in Sierra Leone and Sri Lanka
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| 31. | H-deletion and H-insertion in Nigerian Englishes: their sociolinguistic and extralinguistic constraints and their enregisterment as the 'H-factor'
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| 32. | Forging ahead as an anti-corruption agency: the case of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) in Nigeria (2000' 2017)
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| 33. | Study of language alternation in the Ghanaian primary school classroom
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| 34. | COVID-19 Implications on Africa's research and policy
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| 35. | Gendered impacts of Covid 19
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| 36. | Cities of the future: pathways to a resilient African city beyond Covid-19
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| 37. | Upgrading the outdoor space of primary schools in Tripoli, Libya
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| 38. | Working of parliamentary institutions in Egypt 1924-1952
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| 39. | Climate change impacts on maize production and associated mycotoxin risk in Malawi
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| 40. | Stagnant extraction? The politics of time and space in the Tanzanian hydrocarbon sector
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| 41. | You must believe in spring, and Subverting causality: repetition and readers in Muriel Spark's work
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| 42. | Traditional compound and sustainable housing in Yorubaland, Nigeria: a case study of Iseyin
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| 43. | Mama Mboga: exploring the continuity of micro retailers of fresh fruit and vegetables in Nairobi, Kenya
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| 44. | Comparing women Registered Nurses perceptions and experiences of Personal and Professional development (PPD) in South Africa and the United Kingdom
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| 45. | Authoritarianism reconstituted: 'hollow statism' and the crackdown on Islamic movements in Sisi's Egypt
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| 46. | Understanding the circular economy in Kenya
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| 47. | Pharmacists' disclosure of medicine availability and price information in low income countries: A qualitative case study of policies, subjective perspectives and promising digital innovations.
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| 48. | Itinerary with reference to antityphoid injection: and the enteric epidemics of: 1900-1901,1901-1902,1902-1903,1903-1904, in South Africa
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| 49. | Most difficult and least glamorous: the politics of style in the late works of Nadine Gordimer
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| 50. | The ghosts that visit us as we dream and Figurative homelands: second-generation immigrant experiences in North American contemporary poetry
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| 51. | Future Resilient Nairobi Workshop Report
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| 52. | How can cities build resilience through Risk Modelling? Reflections from the COVID-19 experience
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| 53. | Gender Intersectionality and Disaster Risk Reduction - Context Analysis
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| 54. | Considering volatile livelihoods is critical in the war against the Covid-19 disaster
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| 55. | Tomorrow's Nairobi statement on UK Government cuts to Overseas Development Assistance
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| 56. | Adapting research projects to the COVID-19 pandemic: experiences from the Nairobi Risk Hub
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| 57. | 'They have many chains to bind us': state formation, foreign policy and the colonial pact in Mali, c.1958-2020
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| 58. | Church of Scotland periodicals and the shaping of Scottish opinion regarding South African apartheid and the Central African Federation, c. 1912'c. 1965
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| 59. | Networks, networking and small-scale women entrepreneurs in Cameroon
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| 60. | Study of structures and classes in the grammar of modern Yoruba
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| 61. | The phonology, morphology and semantics of Shilluk cattle nouns
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| 62. | Exploration of power relations in the sexual and contraceptive choices of adolescents in South West Nigeria
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| 63. | Subalternity and counter-revolution: the social drivers of the Egyptian state transformation
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| 64. | Beyond food security: a political ecology of postcolonial foodways and 'good' food in urban Zimbabwe
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| 65. | Ali Ahmad Ba-Kathir, a contemporary conservative Arab writer - an appraisal of his main novels and plays
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| 66. | Urbanism, environment and the building of the Anglo-Egyptian Nile valley, 1880s-1920s
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| 67. | Origins and development of the church of Scotland mission Blantyre, Nyasaland 1875-1926
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| 68. | Fixing development: breakdown, repair and disposal in Kenya's off-grid solar market
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| 69. | Chipping away at globalisation: transnational labour organising in the semiconductor industry
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| 70. | Constructing success in global health: the World Bank and the Onchocerciasis Control Programme in West Africa
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| 71. | Investigation of farmer-led breeding goals and strategies in smallholder dairy farming systems to cope with variation in feed sources and quality
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| 72. | Fabricating Silicon Savannah
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| 73. | Of all the places - a novel & A life in search of a narrative: the construction of narrative identity in the autobiographical fiction of J.M. Coetzee.
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| 74. | The influence of contemporary social changes on the magico-religious concepts and organization of the southern Ewe-speaking people of Ghana
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| 75. | Politics and practises of refugee self-reliance in trifurcated states of north-western Tanzania
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| 76. | Brief remarks on Sierra Leone and its fevers
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| 77. | Some fevers met with in South Africa: their treatment and diagnosis from clinical observation during the Boer War, 1899-1902
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| 78. | Transnational conceptions: displacement, maternity, and onward migration among Somalis in Nairobi, Kenya
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| 79. | Description of some of the common fevers met with in lower Egypt: with notes on the same as personally observed by the writer
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| 80. | Dysentery in Egypt from the clinical standpoint
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| 81. | Between Africa and Poland: colonial discourses and the Nazi resettlement of ethnic Germans, 1939-1944
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| 82. | The strategy of Christian mission to Muslims: Anglican and reformed contributions in India and the near east from Henry Martyn to Samuel Zwemer, 1800-938
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| 83. | Medical and surgical experiences while a civil surgeon, South African Field Force, late Boer War
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| 84. | Marginalisation, torture, and gender-based violence: representations of conflict-related sexual violence against men in international law and human rights advocacy
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| 85. | The incidence of tuberculous infection among the native inhabitants of the gold coast and its bearing on the question of immunity
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| 86. | Seeing like a second city: contested development in the African townships of late colonial Bulawayo, Rhodesia, 1949-1977
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| 87. | Some South African diseases
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| 88. | A sociolinguistic study of a Yoruba speech community in Nigeria: variation and change in the Ijebu dialect speech of Ikorodu
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| 89. | African literacies and Western oralities? Communication complexities, the crality movement, and the materialities of Christianity in Uganda
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| 90. | Behavioural interventions in conservation conflicts
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| 91. | Religion, education and the state: the origins, development and significance of church affiliated universities in Zimbabwe
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| 92. | The regulation of the Zambezi in Mozambique: a study of the origins and impact of the Cabora Bassa project
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| 93. | The Presbyterian Church of Ghana, 1835-1960: a younger Church in a changing society
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| 94. | Health needs and services for refugee women and children in Uganda's settlements: articulating a role for social work
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| 95. | The power dynamics in co-management of forestry resources: the case of the mafungautsi forest reserve in Gokwe (Zimbabwe)
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| 96. | Place evaluation: a transactional adaptive approach. The case study of Cairo's waterfront
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| 97. | Ṭāhā Ḥusayn: his place in the Egyptian literary renaissance
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| 98. | Between the desert and the deep: the lived experience of the funerary landscape of the ancient Maghreb (4th ' 1st millennium BCE)
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| 99. | Social-ecological drivers of tree growth and diversity: interdisciplinary learning with smallholder carbon agroforestry schemes in Mexico, Uganda and Mozambique
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| 100. | Understanding socio-economic and environmental impacts of large scale land acquisitions in Zambia: a case study of Nansanga farm block
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