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Page 1: African Studies...Jan Vansina Spring 2010 Naming Colonialism History and Collective Memory in the Congo, 1870–1960 Osumaka Likaka Fall 2009 Spirit, Structure, and Flesh Gendered

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Some of the titles are a part of the series Africa and the Diaspora: History, Politics, Culture; Critical Human Rights; orWomen in Africa and the Diaspora.

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Casebound $64.95ISBN 978­0­299­30970­1ADD TO CARTReview Cart

Inside Rwanda’sGacaca CourtsSeeking Justice AfterGenocideBert Ingelaere

“This masterful studyprovides a balanced,nuanced assessment ofRwanda’s local courts,showing how diversesocial dynamics influencedboth the operations ofgacaca and its outcomesin different localcommunities. Essentialreading for anyoneinterested in transitionaljustice and conflictresolution, in Rwanda andbeyond.”—Catharine Newbury, SmithCollege

Paper $26.95 tISBN 978­0­299­30494­2ADD TO CARTReview Cart

I Am Evelyn AmonyReclaiming My Life fromthe Lord’s ResistanceArmyEvelyn AmonyEdited with an introductionby Erin Baines

“A survivor’s testimony ofkidnapping and survival inUganda. . . . All the moreharrowing for its matter­of­fact understatement.”—Kirkus Reviews

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From War to GenocideCriminal Politics in Rwanda, 1990–1994André Guichaoua, Translated by Don E.Webster, Foreword by Scott Straus

Kongo in the Age of Empire, 1860–1913The Breakdown of a Moral OrderJelmer VosFall 2015

Education as PoliticsColonial Schooling and Political Debate inSenegal, 1850s–1914Kelly Duke BryantSpring 2015

Improvised AdolescenceSomali Bantu Teenage Refugees inAmericaSandra GradySpring 2015

Gendering Ethnicity in AfricanWomen’s LivesEdited by Jan Bender ShetlerSpring 2015

Cubans in AngolaSouth­South Cooperation and Transfer ofKnowledge, 1976–1991Christine HatzkyFall 2014

Early African Entertainments AbroadFrom the Hottentot Venus to Africa’s FirstOlympiansBernth LindforsFall 2014

The Human Rights ParadoxUniversality and Its DiscontentsEdited by Steve J. Stern and Scott StrausSpring 2014

Through the Day, through the NightA Flemish Belgian Boyhood and WorldWar IIJan Vansina Spring 2014

Muslim Women in Postcolonial KenyaLeadership, Representation, and SocialChangeOusseina D. AlidouFall 2013

Whispering Truth to PowerEveryday Resistance to Reconciliation inPostgenocide RwandaSusan ThomsonFall 2013

Trickster and HeroTwo Characters in the Oral and WrittenTraditions of the WorldHarold ScheubFall 2012

The Postcolonial State in AfricaFifty Years of Independence, 1960–2010Crawford YoungFall 2012

Genocide Lives in UsWomen, Memory, and Silence in RwandaJennie E. BurnetSpring 2012

Transforming Ethnographic KnowledgeEdited by Rebecca Hardin and KamariMaxine ClarkeSpring 2012

Mau Mau’s ChildrenThe Making of Kenya’s Postcolonial EliteDavid P. SandgrenSpring 2012

Page 3: African Studies...Jan Vansina Spring 2010 Naming Colonialism History and Collective Memory in the Congo, 1870–1960 Osumaka Likaka Fall 2009 Spirit, Structure, and Flesh Gendered

Flammable CitiesUrban Conflagration and the Making of theModern WorldEdited by Greg Bankoff, Uwe Lübken, andJordan SandFall 2011

Defeat Is the Only Bad NewsRwanda under Musinga, 1896–1931Alison Liebhafsky Des Forges, Edited byDavid NewburySpring 2011

Remaking RwandaState Building and Human Rights afterMass ViolenceEdited by Scott Straus and Lars WaldorfSpring 2011

The Politics of NecessityCommunity Organizing and Democracy inSouth AfricaElke Zuern Fall 2010

Rising AnthillsAfrican and African American Writing onFemale Genital Excision, 1960–2000 Elisabeth BekersSpring 2010

African Women Writing ResistanceAn Anthology of Contemporary VoicesEdited by Jennifer Browdy de Hernandez,Pauline Dongala, Omotayo Jolaosho, andAnne SerafinSpring 2010

Court of RemorseInside the International Criminal Tribunalfor RwandaThierry CruvellierSpring 2010

Being ColonizedThe Kuba Experience in Rural Congo,1880–1960Jan VansinaSpring 2010

Naming ColonialismHistory and Collective Memory in theCongo, 1870–1960Osumaka LikakaFall 2009

Spirit, Structure, and FleshGendered Experiences in African InstitutedChurches among the Yoruba of NigeriaDeidre Helen CrumbleyFall 2008

Autobiography and DecolonizationModernity, Masculinity, and the Nation­StatePhilip HoldenSpring 2008

Power in Colonial AfricaConflict and Discourse in Lesotho, 1870–1960Elizabeth A. EldredgeFall 2007

Embodying HonorFertility, Foreignness, and Regeneration inEastern SudanAmal Hassan FadlallaFall 2007

Òrìṣà Devotion as World ReligionThe Globalization of Yorùbá ReligiousCultureEdited by Jacob K. Olupona and Terry ReyFall 2007

The Theatre of GenocideFour Plays about Mass Murder in Rwanda,Bosnia, Cambodia, and ArmeniaEdited and with an introduction by RobertSklootFall 2007

Where Bones DanceAn English Girlhood, An African WarNina NewingtonSpring 2007

Page 4: African Studies...Jan Vansina Spring 2010 Naming Colonialism History and Collective Memory in the Congo, 1870–1960 Osumaka Likaka Fall 2009 Spirit, Structure, and Flesh Gendered

Intermediaries, Interpreters, and ClerksAfrican Employees in the Making ofColonial AfricaEdited by Benjamin N. Lawrance, EmilyLynn Osborn, and Richard L. RobertsFall 2006

Gossip, Markets, and GenderHow Dialogue Constructs Moral Value inPost­Socialist KilimanjaroTuulikki PietiläFall 2006

Engaging ModernityMuslim Women and the Politics of Agencyin Postcolonial NigerOusseina D. AlidouFall 2005

Nachituti’s GiftEconomy, Society, and Environment inCentral AfricaDavid M. GordonFall 2005

Women’s Organizations andDemocracy in South AfricaContesting AuthorityShireen HassimFall 2005

The Art of Truth­Telling aboutAuthoritarian RuleEdited by Ksenija Bilbija, Jo Ellen Fair,Cynthia E. Milton, and Leigh A. PayneSpring 2005

African TalesCompiled by Harold ScheubSpring 2005

The Blind African SlaveOr Memoirs of Boyrereau Brinch,Nicknamed Jeffrey BraceJeffrey Brace, as told to Benjamin F.Prentiss, Esq.Fall 2004

The Image of AfricaBritish Ideas and Action, 1780–1850,Volume 2Philip D. CurtinFall 2004

Tired of WeepingMother Love, Child Death, and Poverty inGuinea­BissauJónína EinarsdóttirFall 2004

Surviving the SlaughterThe Ordeal of a Rwandan Refugee in ZaireMarie Béatrice UmutesiFall 2004

Antecedents to Modern RwandaThe Nyiginya KingdomJan VansinaFall 2004

Blue Daughter of the Red SeaA MemoirMeti BirabiroSpring 2004

Nowhere in AfricaAn Autobiographical NovelStefanie Zweig, Translated by MarliesComjeanSpring 2004

The Poem in the StoryMusic, Poetry, and NarrativeHarold ScheubFall 2002

The International Health Policy ProgramAn Internal AssessmentRalph AndreanoFall 2001

Page 5: African Studies...Jan Vansina Spring 2010 Naming Colonialism History and Collective Memory in the Congo, 1870–1960 Osumaka Likaka Fall 2009 Spirit, Structure, and Flesh Gendered

The Lunda­NdembuStyle, Change, and Social Transformationin South Central AfricaJames A. PritchettSpring 2001

In Praise of Black Women, Volume 1Ancient African QueensSimone Schwarz­Bart with AndréSchwarz­BartSpring 2001

Spirit Possession, Modernity, andPower in AfricaEdited by Heike Behrend and Ute LuigFall 1999

Women and Politics in UgandaAili Mari TrippFall 1999

When Men Are WomenManhood among Gabra Nomads of EastAfricaJohn Colman WoodFall 1999

StoryHarold ScheubFall 1998

In the Realms of GoldPioneering in African HistoryRoland OliverFall 1997

Rural Society and Cotton in ColonialZaireOsumaka LikakaSpring 1997

The Tongue Is FireSouth African Storytellers and ApartheidHarold ScheubFall 1996

Men Own the Fields, Women Own theCropsGender and Power in the CameroonGrassfieldsMiriam GoheenSpring 1996

People of the PlowAn Agricultural History of Ethiopia, 1800–1990James C. McCannSpring 1995

From Slaving to NeoslaveryThe Bight of Biafra and Fernando Po in theEra of Abolition, 1827–1930Ibrahim K. SundiataSpring 1995

Living with AfricaJan VansinaFall 1994

Desert FrontierEcological and Economic Change Alongthe Western Sahel, 1600–1850James L. A. Webb Jr.Fall 1994

Living Under ContractContract Farming and AgrarianTransformation in Sub­Saharan AfricaEdited by Peter D. Little and Michael J.WattsSpring 1994

The Quills of the PorcupineAsante Nationalism in an Emergent GhanaJean Marie AllmanFall 1993

Page 6: African Studies...Jan Vansina Spring 2010 Naming Colonialism History and Collective Memory in the Congo, 1870–1960 Osumaka Likaka Fall 2009 Spirit, Structure, and Flesh Gendered

No Condition Is PermanentThe Social Dynamics of Agrarian Changein Sub­Saharan AfricaSara S. BerryFall 1993

Breaking the ChainsSlavery, Bondage, and Emancipation inModern Africa and AsiaEdited by Martin A. KleinFall 1993

Power and Resistance in an AfricanSocietyThe Ciskei Xhosa and the Making ofSouth AfricaLes E. SwitzerFall 1993

The Rising Tide of Cultural PluralismThe Nation­State at Bay?Edited by Crawford YoungFall 1993

Confronting Historical ParadigmsPeasants, Labor, and the Capitalist WorldSystem in Africa and Latin AmericaFrederick Cooper, Allen F. Isaacman,Florencia C. Mallon, William Roseberry,and Steve J. SternSpring 1993

River of BloodThe Genesis of a Martyr Cult in SouthernMalawi, c. A.D. 1600J. Matthew SchoffeleersFall 1992

The World and the WordTales and Observations from the XhosaOral TraditionNongenile Masithathu Zenani, Edited byHarold ScheubFall 1992

Kings and ClansIjwi Island and the Lake Kivu Rift, 1780–1840David NewburySpring 1992

Hausa Women in the Twentieth CenturyEdited by Catherine Coles and BeverlyMackFall 1991

Parables and FablesExegesis, Textuality, and Politics inCentral AfricaV. Y. MudimbeFall 1991

Mysteries of AfricaEugene Schleh, Editor1991

Soldiers, Traders, and SlavesState Formation and EconomicTransformation in the Greater Nile Valley,1700–1885Janet J. EwaldFall 1990

Peasant IntellectualsAnthropology and History in TanzaniaSteven FeiermanFall 1990

Paths in the RainforestsToward a History of Political Tradition inEquatorial AfricaJan VansinaFall 1990

Warfare and Diplomacy in Pre­ColonialWest AfricaRobert S. SmithSpring 1990

Wombs and Alien SpiritsWomen, Men, and the Zar Cult in NorthernSudanJanice BoddyFall 1989

The State and Rural Transformation inNorthern Somalia, 1884–1986Abdi Ismail SamatarSpring 1989

The End of Slavery in AfricaEdited by Suzanne Miers and RichardRobertsFall 1988

Page 7: African Studies...Jan Vansina Spring 2010 Naming Colonialism History and Collective Memory in the Congo, 1870–1960 Osumaka Likaka Fall 2009 Spirit, Structure, and Flesh Gendered

Way of DeathMerchant Capitalism and the AngolanSlave Trade, 1730–1830Joseph C. MillerFall 1988

Kingdoms of the YorubaRobert S. SmithSpring 1988

Black Labor and the American LegalSystemRace, Work, and the LawHerbert HillSpring 1986

Oral Tradition as HistoryJan VansinaFall 1985

The Rise and Decline of the ZairianStateCrawford Young and Thomas EdwinTurnerSpring 1985

Red Gold of AfricaCopper in Precolonial History and CultureEugenia W. HerbertSpring 1984

Slavery and Race in American PopularCultureWilliam L. Van DeburgSpring 1984

Slavery in AfricaHistorical and AnthropologicalPerspectivesEdited by Suzanne Miers and Igor KopytoffSpring 1977

Africa and the WestIntellectual Responses to EuropeanCultureEdited by Philip D. CurtinSpring 1972

African Art and LeadershipEdited by Douglas Fraser and Herbert M.ColeFall 1971

The Atlantic Slave TradeA CensusPhilip D. CurtinFall 1969

The Image of AfricaBritish Ideas and Action, 1780–1850,Volume 1Philip D. Curtin1964

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