| ANIOTO: LEOPARD-MEN KILLINGS AND INSTITUTIONAL DYNAMISM IN NORTHEAST CONGO, c. 1890-1940 |
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| WHEN NUMBERS REPRESENTED POVERTY: THE CHANGING MEANING OF THE FOOD RATION IN FRENCH COLONIAL AFRICA |
2 |
| PAUPER, PERCENTILE, PRECARITY: ANALYTICS FOR POVERTY STUDIES IN AFRICA |
1 |
| THE HISTORY OF AFRICAN POVERTY BY NUMBERS: EVIDENCE AND VANTAGE POINTS |
1 |
| POVERTY'S PASTS: A CASE FOR LONGUE DUREE STUDIES |
1 |
| RUMOR AND HISTORY REVISITED: 'MUMIANI' IN COASTAL KENYA, 1945 |
1 |
| PRIMITIVE TECHNIQUES: FROM CUSTOMARY' TO ARTISANAL' MINING IN FRENCH WEST AFRICA |
1 |
| RETHINKING THE ETHIOPIAN RED TERROR: APPROACHES TO POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN REVOLUTIONARY ETHIOPIA |
1 |
| DILEMMAS OF POSTCOLONIAL DIPLOMACY: ZAMBIA, KENNETH KAUNDA, AND THE MIDDLE EAST CRISIS, 1964-73 |
1 |
| MOVING BEYOND COLONIAL CONTROL? ECONOMIC FORCES AND SHIFTING MIGRATION FROM RUANDA-URUNDI TO BUGANDA, 1920-60 |
1 |
| THE POLITICS OF SOCIALIST EDUCATION IN GHANA: THE KWAME NKRUMAH IDEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, 1961-6 |
1 |
| ALBERT LUTHULI'S PRIVATE STRUGGLE: HOW AN ICON OF PEACE CAME TO ACCEPT SABOTAGE IN SOUTH AFRICA |
1 |
| AUTHOR OF HIS OWN FATE? THE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY WRITINGS OF AYUBA SULAYMAN DIALLO |
1 |
| ISLAM IN THE INTERIOR OF PRECOLONIAL EAST AFRICA: EVIDENCE FROM LAKE TANGANYIKA |
1 |
| AFRICAN VOICES FROM THE CONGO COAST: LANGUAGES AND THE POLITICS OF IDENTIFICATION IN THE SLAVE SHIP JOVEM MARIA (1850) |
1 |
| IT'S ALL WORK AND HAPPINESS ON THE FARMS': AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BETWEEN THE BLOCS IN NKRUMAH'S GHANA |
1 |
| BETWEEN EDUCATION AND CATASTROPHE': COTE D'IVOIRE'S PROGRAMME D'EDUCATION TELEVISUELLE AND THE URGENCY OF DEVELOPMENT (1968-1983) |
1 |
| THE NASTY WAR: ORGANISED VIOLENCE DURING THE ANYA-NYA INSURGENCY IN SOUTH SUDAN, 1963-72 |
0 |
| ZULUNESS ON TRIAL: RE-READING JOHN W. COLENSO'S 1874 LANGALIBALELE AND THE AMAHLUBI TRIBE: BEING REMARKS UPON THE OFFICIAL RECORD |
0 |
| HAVE YOU EVER CAPTURED ANYTHING FOR YOUR PARENTS?' WAR, CAPTIVITY, AND SLAVERY ON THE PRECOLONIAL SOUTHERN AFRICAN HIGHVELD, C.1800-71 |
0 |
| POVERTY AND RESPECTABILITY IN EARLY TWENTIETH-CENTURY CAPE TOWN |
0 |
| REINVENTING IMBALU AND FORCIBLE CIRCUMCISION: GISU POLITICAL IDENTITY AND THE FIGHT FOR MBALE IN LATE COLONIAL UGANDA |
0 |
| RURAL DEVELOPMENT, ROYAL HISTORY, AND THE STRUGGLE FOR AUTHORITY IN EARLY APARTHEID ZULULAND (1951-4) |
0 |
| THE SHAPE OF ASPIRATION: CLANDESTINE MASONRY HOUSE CONSTRUCTION IN LOURENCO MARQUES, MOZAMBIQUE (1960-75) |
0 |
| SCARS, MARKED BODIES, AND SUFFERING: THE MULELE REBELLION' IN POSTCOLONIAL CONGO |
0 |
| GUERRILLA BROADCASTERS AND THE UNNERVED COLONIAL STATE IN ANGOLA (1961-74) |
0 |
| CATHOLIC SCHOOLS AS A NATION IN MINIATURE': CATHOLIC CIVISM IN SENEGAL AND BENIN, 1960-1970s |
0 |
| REEDUCATION CAMPS, AUSTERITY, AND THE CARCERAL REGIME IN SOCIALIST MOZAMBIQUE (1974-79) |
0 |
| WARFARE, COMPETITION, AND THE DURABILITY OF 'POLITICAL SMALLNESS' IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY BUSOGA |
0 |
| UNSPEAKABLE WORDS, UNMASTERABLE FEELINGS: CALAMITY AND THE MAKING OF HISTORY IN ASANTE |
0 |
| MANUFACTURING SOVEREIGNTY AND MANIPULATING HUMANITARIANISM: THE DIPLOMATIC RESOLUTION OF THE MERCENARY REVOLT IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO, 1967-8 |
0 |
| THE POLITICS OF FILTH: SANITATION, WORK, AND COMPETING MORALITIES IN URBAN MADAGASCAR 1890s-1977 |
0 |
| JUST LIKE IN COLONIAL TIMES? ADMINISTRATIVE PRACTICE AND LOCAL REFLECTIONS ON 'GRASSROOTS NEOCOLONIALISM' IN AUTONOMOUS AND POSTCOLONIAL DAHOMEY, 1958-65 |
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| CHANGING CHILDHOOD: 'LIBERATED MINORS', GUARDIANSHIP, AND THE COLONIAL STATE IN SENEGAL, 1895-1911 |
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