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segregation, also saw their activities in South Africa as a Daniel R. Magaziner divinely ordained mission to establish “Africa for Africans,” NEW AFRICAN HISTORIES liberated from European empires. Though these liberation The Law and the Prophets Black Consciousness in South Africa, 1968–1977 Series editors: Jean Allman prophecies went unfulfilled, black South Africans contin- & Allen Isaacman ued to view African Americans as inspirational models and “Among the many threads woven together by the Black as critical partners in the global antiapartheid struggle. The Consciousness movement, Magaziner convincingly shows The series builds on the significant achievements of social Americans Are Coming! is a rare case study that places the absolute centrality of Christian theology, of the revolu- historians over the past two decades, while pushing the African history and American history in a global context tionary ‘Black Christ.’ This is an astonishing book. It is intel- boundaries of African social history in exciting new direc- and centers Africa in African Diaspora studies. lectual history of the first order, and the best treatment tions—theoretically, methodologically, and conceptually. so far of the most important anti-Apartheid movement of New African Histories promotes continued research on 2011 236 pages 2. pb 978-0-8214-1986-1 $32.95 SPECIAL $26 1970s South Africa.”—Paul S. Landau, author of Popular the lived experiences of Africans in their households, com- Politics in the History of South Africa, 1400 –1948 munities, workplaces, and classes, as well as in the clubs, associations, and social movements they have created. It “Scholars and students of African and South African libera- insists on the centrality of gender, generation, and social Emily S. Burrill, Richard L. Roberts, tion history, theology, and intellectual history will find The identity to African historiography, while it seeks to expose and Elizabeth Thornberry, eds. Law and the Prophets provocative and enlightening. The the constraints at local, national, and transnational lev- prose is a pleasure to read and the book is skilfully woven els that structure the daily lives of the poor and disadvan- Domestic Violence and the Law in together. . . . More importantly, Magaziner challenges us taged. Social historians have long maintained that there Colonial and Postcolonial Africa to more seriously consider the implications of Black Con- can be no social history without economic history. We con- sciousness in history.”—South African Historical Journal Contents: INTRODUCTION Domestic Violence and the tend that it is increasingly imperative that politics, envi- 2010 280 pages ronment, and culture receive far greater attention in the Law in Africa by Emily S. Burrill, Richard L. Roberts, and 5. hc 978-0-8214-1917-5 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 exploration of daily life. Elizabeth Thornberry. 6. pb 978-0-8214-1918-2 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 PART I Domestic Violence, Relationships of Ser- Books in this series are published with support from the vitude, and the Family Domestic Violence, Colonial Moses E. Ochonu Ohio University National Resource Center for African Courts, and the End of Slavery in French Soudan, 1905– Studies. 12 by Emily S. Burrill and Richard L. Roberts • Domestic Colonial Meltdown Violence and Child Circulation in the Southeastern Gold Northern Nigeria in the Great Depression Coast, 1905–28 by Cati Coe • Continuum of Gendered “This book is well researched, elegantly written, and Violence: The Colonial Invention of Female Desertion as a bound to reshape the debate on British imperialism in NEW Customary Criminal Offense, French Soudan, 1900–49 by Africa.”—Elias Mandala, author of Work and Control in Emily Lynn Osborn Marie Rodet • Violated Domesticity in Italian East Africa, a Peasant Economy Our New Husbands Are Here 1937–40 by Martina Salvante “An informative, well-argued . . . historical narrative that PART II Narrating Domestic Violence Sex, Violence, invites further, comparative investigation of the impact of Households, Gender, and Politics in a West African and the Family in South Africa’s Eastern Cape by Eliza- the great depression on colonial economies.”—Journal of State from the Slave Trade to Colonial Rule beth Thornberry • Child Marriage and Domestic Violence: Colonialism and Colonial History “Original and stimulating, Our New Husbands Are Here Islamic and Colonial Discourses on Gender Relations and 2009 272 pages Female Status in Zanzibar, 1900–1950s by Elke E. Stock- 7. hc 978-0-8214-1889-5 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 challenges traditional historical accounts of gender and 8. pb 978-0-8214-1890-1 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 tests new concepts and frameworks that promise insight- reiter • Fatal Families: Narratives of Spousal Killing and ful openings in African studies.” Domestic Violence in Murder Trials in Kenya and Nyasa- —Mamadou Diouf, Columbia University land, c. 1930–56 by Stacey Hynd • Domestic Dramas and Jan Bender Shetler Occult Acts: Witchcraft and Violence in the Arena of the “Emily Osborn gives us a deep and fascinating insight into Intimate by Katherine Luongo Imagining Serengeti the important inland center of Kankan which has been PART III Domestic Violence, Conjugal Relationships, A History of Landscape Memory in Tanzania sadly and strangely neglected in the historiography and and the Politics of the State in Postcolonial Africa “I from Earliest Times to the Present anthropology of West Africa. She makes an enduring con- killed her because she disobeyed me in wearing this new “This remarkable work on the Serengeti area in Tanzania tribution to African history with ripples into the political sci- hairstyle.”: Gender-Based Violence, Laws, and Impunity in will be of great value to Africans and non-Africans alike. ence and anthropology of household and gender.” Senegal by Codou Bop • The Logics of Controversy: Gen- . . . Highly recommended.”—Choice ­—David Robinson, Michigan State University der Violence as a Site of Frictions in Ghanaian Advocacy by “Pathbreaking in its findings and approach, this elegantly Saida Hod˘zi´c • Constructing Law, Contesting Violence: “Shetler’s book provides a completely new analysis of the written study explores the intimate relationship between The Senegalese Family Code and Narratives of Domestic Serengeti debate by adding the voices of a forgotten pop- household-building and state-building in West Africa over Abuse by Scott London • Domestic Violence as a Human ulation, the peoples of the western Serengeti. . . . The cen- a span of three centuries. Through a sophisticated interro- Rights Violation: The Challenges of a Regional Human trality of the landscape to Serengeti peoples’ identitites, gation of oral and archival sources, Osborn has produced a Rights Approach in Africa by Benedetta Faedi the complexity of local environmental knowledge, and the new understanding of statecraft that bridges the artificial AFTERWORD Finding Gendered Justice in the Age of deep historical and emotional attachments to place are divide between the precolonial and colonial and anchors Human Rights by Pamela Scully thus illustrated in vivid detail.”—African Studies Review women firmly at the core.”—Elizabeth Schmidt, Loyola 2010 336 pages 2007 392 pages, illus. 3. hc 978-0-8214-1928-1 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 9. hc 978-0-8214-1749-2 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 2011 288 pages 10. pb 978-0-8214-1750-8 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 1 pb 978-0-8214-1983-0 $32.95 SPECIAL $26 4. pb 978-0-8214-1929-8 $28.95 SPECIAL $23

NEW Marc Epprecht Robert Trent Vinson forthcoming Heterosexual Africa? The Americans are Coming! spring 2012 The History of an Idea from the Age Benjamin N. Lawrance and of Exploration to the Age of AIDS Dreams of African American Liberation Richard R. Roberts, eds. in Segregationist South Africa Finalist, African Studies Association Trafficking in Slavery’s Wake Melville J. Herskovits Award For more than half a century before World War II, black Law and the Experience of Women “Marc Epprecht boldly challenges a whole series of bound- South Africans and “American Negroes”—a group that included African Americans and black West Indians— and Children in Africa aries and blind spots in the history of African scholarship.” —T. Dunbar Moodie established close institutional and personal relationships James R. Brennan that laid the necessary groundwork for the successful “Epprecht’s own interview material and his close reading South African and American antiapartheid movements. Taifa of a wide range of AIDS literature from across the conti- Many African Americans, regarded initially by the South Making Nation and Race in Urban Tanzania nent reveals one terrifying fact: researchers have studied African government as “honorary whites” exempt from HIV/AIDS as a heterosexual disease in Africa because they

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McCaskie the End of Apartheid 2008 240 pages, illus. • In Pursuit of the “Higher Medievalism”: Local History a Choice Outstanding Academic Title 11. hc 978-0-8214-1798-0 $39.95 SPECIAL $32 and Politics in Kilimanjaro by Emma Hunter 12. pb 978-0-8214-1799-7 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 PART III Dissident History States of Mind Political His- “[Bozzoli] draws upon thousands of archived interviews tory and the Rwenzururu Kingdom in Western Uganda by with actors to create a rich and cohesive story . . . . [Her Jacob A. Tropp Derek R. Peterson • A Community of Suffering: Narra- book] accomplishes the task of raising questions quite tives of War and Exile in the Zambian Lumpa Church by relevant today to the region concerning relationships Natures of Colonial Change David M. Gordon between nationalism and civic-ness, space and strug- Environmental Relations in PART IV Democracy and Historical Argument Merg- gle, violence and crime, and elder and youth identities.” the Making of the Transkei ing Ethnic Histories in Senegal: Whose Moral Community? —Kenly Greer Fenio, African Studies Quarterly by Etienne Smith • The King of the Mijikenda and Other 2004 208 pages “Jacob A. Tropp has written an impressive history of the 26. pb 978-0-8214-1599-3 $28.95 SPECIAL $23 state’s capture of forest resources in the Transkei, between Stories about the Kaya Heritage, Politics, and Histories in 1880 and 1930. . . . His book’s central question is how a Multiparty Kenya by Justin Willis • Writing Competitive reading of the social interactions surrounding environmen- Patriotisms in Eastern Africa by John Landsdale Gary Kynoch tal access can reshape historical understanding.” 2009 280 pages —American Historical Review 19. hc 978-0-8214-1878-9 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 20. pb 978-0-8214-1879-6 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 We Are Fighting the World 2006 304 pages, illus. A History of the Marashea Gangs 13. hc 978-0-8214-1698-3 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 14. pb 978-0-8214-1699-0 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 in South Africa, 1947–1999 Stephanie Newell “Gary Kynoch’s engaging book examines how gangs of The Forger’s Tale Basotho migrants used violence and crime to survive under Karen E. Flint the harsh conditions of everyday life in apartheid South Healing Traditions The Search for Odeziaku Africa. . . . Kynoch’s well-researched study expands our “This ‘experiment in biography’ illuminates dynamics of knowledge of the history of Basotho migrancy to South African Medicine, Cultural Exchange, and race, sexuality, and power in a particular colonial Nige- Africa’s gold mines. . . . Kynoch must be applauded.” Competition in South Africa, 1820–1948 rian setting from multiple viewpoints. . . . The intriguing —International Journal of African Historical Studies Finalist, African Studies Association narrative at its center will appeal to a wide range of read- 2005 240 pages ers, while specialists in the history of colonialism, West 27. hc 978-0-8214-1615-0 $44.95 SPECIAL $36 Melville J. Herskovits Award 28. pb 978-0-8214-1616-7 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 “An extremely timely book that will have immedi- Africa, and sexuality should find this study provocative and ate impact on the heated current debates across sev- insightful.”—American Historical Review eral fields of study, forming part of a new and exciting 2006 272 pages, illus. 21. pb 978-0-8214-1710-2 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 ______debate emerging around new South African history.” —Catherine Burns, University of KwaZulu-Natal AFRICA iN world HISTORy 2008 296 pages 15. hc 978-0-8214-1849-9 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 David William Cohen and E. S. Atieno Odhiambo Series editors: David Robinson 16. pb 978-0-8214-1850-5 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 The Risks of Knowledge & Joseph C. Miller Investigations into the Death of the The books in this series draw attention to the paral- Hon. Minister John Robert Ouko in Kenya, 1990 Marissa J. Moorman lels in human experience in Africa and in other parts Intonations “This book will become a classic. . . . It is a historical investi- of the world and present local documentation—oral, A Social History of Music and Nation in Luanda, gation of the highest caliber. And, while not raising a politi- cultural, and written—where available. Intended for cal banner, it keeps alive the memory of Robert Ouko.” Angola, from 1945 to Recent Times undergraduate survey courses, the volumes in the —African Studies Review Africa in World History series speak to current (and “Through extensive interviews with singers and musicians 2004 392 pages future) images of Africa in the popular culture and in and archival materials that survived civil wars, this well-writ- 22. hc 978-0-8214-1597-9 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 educated, but nonspecialist, circles. ten, engaging, and innovative study filled with illustrations, 23. pb 978-0-8214-1598-6 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 informative footnotes, and an audio CD is an outstanding Published with support from the Ohio University contribution to the literature of independence movements. National Resource Center for African Studies. Summing Up: Highly recommended.”—Choice Cheikh Anta Babou ______2008 320 pages, includes CD compilation of music 17. hc 978-0-8214-1823-9 $52.95 SPECIAL $42 Fighting the Greater Jihad 18. pb 978-0-8214-1824-6 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 Amadu Bamba and the Founding of the Peter Alegi Muridiyya of Senegal, 1853–1913 African Soccerscapes Derek R. Peterson and Giacomo Macola, eds. “In a time when the term jihad has entered our contempo- How a Continent Changed the World’s Game Recasting the Past rary political lexicon in a variety of simplifications, Cheikh Anta Babou provides a deeply researched analysis of the “Alegi’s concise and ingenious book is a timely reminder History Writing and Political Work in Modern Africa place of the Greater Jihad in the spiritual, intellectual, and about the impact African players have had on global foot- Contents: INTRODUCTION Homespun Historiography political life of a major West African Sufi movement, the ball and an affirmation of Africa’s mounting stature as a and the Academic Profession by Derek R. Peterson and Muridiyya in Senegal. Babou takes seriously the Murids’ football powerhouse. . . . Alegi writes in a language that Giacomo Macola own perspectives on their history and religious practices. is accessible to non-specialists and casual readers. . . . For PART I Creative Lives, Creative Writing I.B. Akinyele He uses Wolof and Arabic sources as well as oral histo- academia, instructors teaching undergraduate courses and Early Yoruba Print Culture by Karin Barber • The War ries rarely used by academic historians and brings these about global sports or sports in Africa could assign the of the Books: Petros Lamula and the Cultural History of internal sources into a conversation with external archi- book or selected chapters to students, who most likely will African Nationalism in Twentieth-Century Natal by Paul la val and interpretive sources.”—Richard Roberts, Stanford appreciate the material for its informative strength, brevity, Hausse de Lalovière • “When you Shake a Tree”: The University and lucidity.”—African Studies Quarterly Precolonial and the Postcolonial in Northern Namibian 2010 184 pages 2007 320 pages, illus. 29. pb 978-0-89680-278-0 22.95 SPECIAL $18 History by Patricia Hayes • Imagining the Nation: Harry 24. hc 978-0-8214-1765-2 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 Mwaanga Nkumbula between Politics and History by Gia- 25. pb 978-0-8214-1766-9 $26.95 SPECIAL $22

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James C. McCann collection of essays focused entirely on Africa. This collec- James Currey Stirring the Pot tion is the first of its kind and as such is positioned to make Africa Writes Back a vital intervention in postcolonial, ecocritical, and African A History of African Cuisine studies.”—Elizabeth­ DeLoughrey, author of Postcolonial The African Writers Series & the Launch World Winner in the Best African Cuisine Ecologies: Literatures of the Environment of African Literature Book category, Gourmand World Cookbook Awards at Paris Book Fair, 2010 Contributors: Jane Carruthers, Mara Goldman, Amanda “[The book] is full of the drama of that enterprise, the Hammar, David McDermott Hughes, Roderick P. Neumann, drama of dealing with the mother house, the drama of “A lively and engaging history of African food, cook- Rob Nixon, Anthony Vital, Laura Wright dealing with the often intractable political constraints ing, and culinary cultures found within the continent and 2011 304 pages dominating the intellectual space across Africa, and not beyond. Indispensable reading for anyone interested in 32. pb 978-0-8214-1978-6 $34.95 SPECIAL $28 least of all dealing with the writers themselves—with African history, the African diaspora, food studies, and their ambitions, their temperaments, their financial needs women’s contributions to culinary history.”—Judith Car- and, at times, their perception of a colonial relationship ney, Department of Geography, University of California Harold Scheub between themselves and a European publishing house.” “In this compelling study, James C. McCann provides a The Uncoiling Python —Clive Wake, Emeritus Professor of Modern Languages, profound and novel way to examine history and historical University of Kent at Canterbury South African Storytellers and Resistance change not only in Africa but also in the Atlantic basin. . . . 2008 320 pages This book allows readers to peek into the African cooking The Uncoiling Python is the first in-depth study of 36. hc 978-0-8214-1842-0 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 pot in order to better understand the constituent parts and how Africans used oral traditions as a means of survival 37. pb 978-0-8214-1843-7 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 nuances of African cuisine, as shaped by geography, his- against European colonialism. They participated in open tory, trade across ecological zones, and migration (forced insurrections and other subversive activities in order to and voluntary) across oceans (Atlantic, Pacific, and the withstand the daily humiliations of colonial rule. Perhaps Anthonia C. Kalu Mediterranean).”—American Historical Review the most effective and least apparent expression of Broken Lives and Other Stories “Highly recommended.”—Choice subversion was through indigenous storytelling and poetic traditions. Scheub has collected the stories and Foreword by Emmanuel Obiechina 2008 280 pages “An important contribution to the rich literature of the 30. pb 978-0-89680-272-8 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 poetry of the Xhosa, Zulu, Swati, and Ndebele peoples to present a fascinating analysis. Nigerian civil war. . . . Kalu invites us to see a blueprint for Nigeria’s future. Embedded in those blueprints are equal 2010 216 pages forthcoming 33. hc 978-0-8214-1921-2 $46.95 SPECIAL $38 measures of hope and angst.”—International Journal of 34. pb 978-0-8214-1922-9 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 spring 2012 African Historical Studies 2003 212 pages Catherine Higgs 38. pb 978-0-89680-229-2 $19.95 SPECIAL $16 Chocolate Islands: Cocoa and Chikwenye Okonjo Ogunyemi RIS AFRICA SERIES, No. 79 Slavery in Colonial Africa and Tuzyline Jita Allan, eds. Twelve Best Books by African Women Jacques Bourgeacq and Liliane Ramarosoa, eds. Critical Readings ______Voices from Madagascar/ Contents: PROLEPSIS Twelve Telling Tales by African Literature Women by Chikwenye Okonjo Ogunyemi Voix de Madagascar ______PART I Reconfiguration: Rewriting the Script Moder- An Anthology of Contemporary nity, Gender, and Agency in Ama Ata Aidoo’s Anowa by Francophone Literature / Nana Wilson-Tagoe • Charting the Nation/Charting His- Anthologie de Littérature Francophone new tory: The Power of Language in Assia Djebar’s Fantasia: An Contemporaine James Kilgore Algerian Cavalcade by Nada Halloway “This anthology is a clear testimony to the vitality of We Are All Zimbabweans Now PART II Waves of Resistance: The Causalities of Dif- ference Nawal El Saadawi’s Women at Point Zero within the literary culture of Madagascar. . . .The quality of the A Novel of Postapartheid South Africa the Context of Arab Feminist Discourse by Amira Now- English translations, by a variety of authors is excellent. “Too few writers have Kilgore’s wide-angle vision. This aira • Nadine Gordimer’s Burger’s Daughter: Conscious- . . . This is a rich, varied and most welcome anthology.” promising first book, vividly rooted in his own experience, ness, Identity, and Autonomy by Nobantu L. Rasebotsa • —Modern and Contemporary France leaves me eager to read more by him.”–Adam Hochschild, Dreams of (Dis)order: Competing Visions of Colonial Nige- Contributors: Jean-Joseph Rabeariveol • Jacques Rabe- author of King Leopold’s Ghost: A Story of Greed, Terror, ria in Buchi Emecheta’s The Joys of Motherhood by Tuzyl- mananjara • Flavien Ranaivo • Dox • L.-X.M. Andri- and Heroism in Colonial Africa ine Jita Allan • In the Pauses of the Histotian’s Narrative: anarahinjaka • David Jaomanoro • Jean-Luc Raharima- “In We Are All Zimbabweans Now, James Kilgore has Yvonne Vera’s Butterfly Burning by V. M. (Sisi) Maqagi nana • Christine Ramanantsoa • Narcisse Randriamirado given us an intimate view of one man’s journey into Zimba- PART III Regeneration: Labor Pains and Tentative • Serge Henri Rodin • Bao Ralambo • Jean-Claude Fota bwe’s often horrific recent past. I’m so pleased the book will Steps toward Independence Mapping a Female Mind: • Lila Ratsifandriamanana • Alice Ravoson • Ester Nirina now be available to American readers. Not only is the novel Bessie Head’s A Question of Power and the Unscrambling • Henri Rahaingoson • Lila • Rado an essential contribution to our understanding of what of Africa by Chikwenye Okonjo Ogunyemi • A Drama of 2003 339 pages went so wrong in Zimbabwe (as well as allowing us to see Power: Aminata Sow Fall’s The Beggar’s Strike by Chioma 39. pb 978-0-89680-218-6 $34.95 SPECIAL $28 what went right in the early days), We Are All Zimbabwe- Opara • Aesthetics, Ethics, Desire, and Necessity in Mar- ans Now is wonderfully written, humane, and mysterious iama Bâ’s So Long a Letter by Modupe Olaogun • Reading from start to finish.”—Peter­ Orner, author of The Second Masculinities in a Feminist Text: Tsitsi Dangarembga’s Ner- Alamin Mazrui Coming of Mavala Shikongo vous Conditions by Helen Nabasuta Mugambi • Sindiwe Swahili beyond the Boundaries 2011 272 pages Magona: Writing, Remembering, Selfhood, and Commu- 31. pb 978-0-8214-1985-4 $22.95 SPECIAL $18 nity in Living, Loving, and Lying Awake at Night by M.J. Literature, Language, and Identity Diamond • Every Choice Is a Renunciation: Cultural Land- “Confidently traversing a vast territory and deftly com- marks in Ken Bugul’s Riwan ou le chemin de sable by Ais- bining sociolinguistics with postcolonial theory. . . . Highly sata Sidikou • Coda: African Women’s Writing, Prospec- recommended.”—Choice new tively by Tuzyline Jita Allan “Mazrui challenges the longstanding claim of Swahili iden- Byron Caminero-Santangelo and Garth Myers, eds. 2008 304 pages tity as dependent on ethnicity and historical specificity; Environment at the Margins 35. pb 978-0-89680-266-7 $28.00 SPECIAL $22 instead, he shows the hybrid, multicultural, and transna- Literary and Environmental Studies in Africa tional nature of Swahili identity.”—African Studies Review 2007 216 pages “Ecocritical studies have long neglected the postcolonial 40. pb 978-0-89680-252-0 $24.00 SPECIAL $19 regions of the world, so it’s refreshing and timely to see a RIS AFRICA SERIES, No. 85

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Makuchi Jane Poyner, ed. David Attwell The Sacred Door and Other Stories J. M. Coetzee and the Idea Rewriting Modernity Cameroon Folktales of the Beba of the Public Intellectual Studies in Black South African Literary History Foreword by Isidore Okpewho a Choice Outstanding Academic Title a Choice Outstanding Academic Title The Sacred Door and Other Stories: Cameroon Folk- “For those of us who often teach aspects of South Afri- tales of the Beba offers readers a selection of folktales “Poyner succinctly situates Coetzee in biographical, socio- can literature, this is the book we have been waiting for.” infused with riddles, proverbs, songs, myths, and leg- cultural, and literary contexts, and her brief interview with —Zakes Mda ends, using various narrative techniques that capture the him effectively dramatizes the challenges of trying to pin vibrancy of Beba oral traditions. him down.”—Choice “David Attwell gives a strikingly fresh and illuminat- The collection of thirty-four folk-tales of the Beba show- Contents: INTRODUCTION by Jane Poyner ing reading of a century of black South African writ- cases a wide variety of stories that capture the richness Chapters: J. M. Coetzee in Conversation with Jane Poyner ing. Lively, probing, theoretically sure-footed, gener- and complexities of an agrarian society’s oral literature and • The Life and Times of Elizabeth Costello: J. M. Coetzee ous in spirit, this book represents the very best of the and the Public Sphere by David Attwell • The Writer, the new wave of South African scholarship and criticism.” traditions. 2007 176 pages Critic, and the Censor: J. M. Coetzee and the Question of —J. M. Coetzee 41. pb 978-0-89680-256-8 $16.95 SPECIAL $14 Literature by Peter D. McDonald • Against Allegory: Wait- 2006 248 pages 45. hc 978-0-8214-1711-9 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 RIS AFRICA SERIES, No. 86 ing for the Barbarians, Life & Times of Michael K and the Question of Literary Reading by Derek Attridge • Death 46. pb 978-0-8214-1712-6 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 Makuchi and the Space of the Response to the Other in J. M. Coe- tzee’s The Master of Petersburg by Michael Marais • A Your Madness, Not Mine Belief in Frogs: J. M. Coetzee’s Enduring Faith in Fiction by Stories of Cameroon Dominic Head • J. M. Coetzee, Elizabeth Costello, and forthcoming I ntroduction by Eloise Brière the Limits of Sympathetic Imagination by Sam Durrant • spring 2012 “In a span of nine short stories, Makuchi guides us through Sorry, Sorrier, and Sorriest: The Gendering of Contrition in the contours of her native African land. . . . Superb pieces J. M. Coetzee’s Disgrace by Elleke Boehmer • Going to the Gail Fincham Dogs: Humanity in J. M. Coetzee’s Disgrace, The Lives of of fiction.”—Nilofar Khan Dance of Life: The Novels of Zakes Animals, and South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Com- “Makuchi’s stories ebb and flow like waves, gradu- mission by Rosemary Jolly • What is it Like to be a Non- Mda in Post-Apartheid South Africa ally building up to the massive tides of feeling that racist? Costello and Coetzee on the Lives of Animals and is one of their enduring attributes. Makuchi is def- Men by Michael Bell • A Feminist-Vegetarian Defense of Laura Murphy initely a significant new voice in African literature Elizabeth Costello: A Rant from an Ethical Academic on J. who will provide engaging reading to all those who Metaphor and the Slave Trade M. Coetzee’s The Lives of Animals by Laura Wright • Tex- are interested in serious, but enjoyable, fiction.” in West African Literature tual Transvestism: The Female Voices of J. M. Coetzee by —South African Historical Journal Lucy Graham “A rich, beautifully written collection of stories about real 2006 264 pages human drama.”—Choice 43. hc 978-0-8214-1686-0 $44.95 SPECIAL $36 Stephanie Newell, The Forger’s Tale See Page 4. 1999 181 pages 44. pb 978-0-8214-1687-7 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 42. pb 978-0-89680-206-3 $16.95 SPECIAL $14 RIS AFRICA SERIES, No. 70

Modern AFrican writing Phaswane Mpe Welcome to Our Hillbrow The Modern African Writing series will bring the best forthcoming A Novel of Postapartheid South Africa African writing to an international audience. These spring 2012 groundbreaking novels, memoirs, and other literary Introduction by Ghirmai Negash works will showcase the most talented writers of the Welcome to Our Hillbrow is an exhilarating and disturbing African continent. The series will also feature works of Niq Mhlongo ride through the chaotic and hyper-real zone of Hillbrow— significant historical and literary value translated into Dog Eat Dog microcosm of all that is contradictory, alluring, and painful in English for the first time. Moderately priced, the books the changing South African psyche. Everything is there: the shattered dreams of youth, sexuality and its unpredictable chosen for the series will be well-crafted, original, and Chika Unigwe costs, AIDS, xenophobia, suicide, the omnipotent violence ideally suited for African studies classes, world litera- On Black Sisters Street that often cuts short the promise of young people, and the ture classes, or any reader looking for compelling voices Africanist understanding of the life continuum that does of diverse African perspectives. not end with death but flows on into an ancestral realm. Infused with the rhythms of the inner city pulsebeat, this courageous novel is compelling in its honesty and its new broad vision, which links Hillbrow, rural Tiragalong and Niq Mhlongo Oxford. It spills out the guts of Hillbrow—living with After Tears the same energy and intimate knowledge with which the Drum writers wrote Sophiatown into being. “Niq Mhlongo is one of the most high- spirited and irreverent new voices of South 2011 150 pages Africa’s postapartheid literary scene.” 31. pb 978-0-8214-1962-5 $16.95 SPECIAL $14 —Rachel Donadio, New York Times “A uniquely South African story, told in Andrée Chedid a fast, hip, and happening style that is . synonymous with Soweto, where the From Sleep Unbound author’s witty, dodgy, plain and simple From Sleep Unbound portrays the life of Samya, an characters play out their daily drama.”­ Egyptian woman, taken at age 15 from her Catholic —Lucas Ledwaba, City Press boarding school and forced into a loveless and humili- ating marriage. 2011 224 pages 47. pb 978-0-8214-1984-7 $18.95 1983 157 pages SPECIAL $15 48. pb 978-0-8040-0837-2 $16.95 SPECIAL $14

6 african studies 2012 ______film • transnational ______& comparative ment to the material, and to the filmmakers themselves, is Film apparent on every page.” transnational & ______—Wheeler Winston Dixon, author of A Short History of Comparative Film ______Mahir Şaul and Ralph A. Austen, eds. 2011 208 pages Viewing African Cinema in 52. pb 978-0-89680-281-0 $28.95 SPECIAL $22 Robert A. Hill and Edmond J. Keller, eds. RIS AFRICA SERIES, No. 89 Trustee for the Human Community the Twenty-First Century Ralph J. Bunche, the United Nations, and Art Films and the Nollywood Video Revolution the Decolonization of Africa Contents: INTRODUCTION by Ralph A. Austen and “The essays collectively situate Bunche as a pioneering Mahir Şaul Vivian Bickford-Smith and Richard Mendelsohn, eds. scholar of Africa, a tireless advocate of self-determination, PART I The “Problem” of Nollywood What is to be and an engaged and determined peace-seeker. . . . Done?: Film Studies and Nigerian and Ghanaian Videos by Black and White in Colour whose analysis of how international oversight can assist Jonathan Haynes • Nollywood and Its Critics by Onoo- African History on Screen disadvantaged peoples achieve real self-determination is kome Okome • Ghanaian Popular Video Movies between still applicable today.”—H-Human Rights State Film Policies and Nollywood: Discourses and Tensions Contents: INTRODUCTION by Vivian Bickford-Smith and Contents: INTRODUCTION Robert A. Hill and Edmond J. by Birgit Meyer • Islam, Hausa Culture, and Censorship Richard Mendelsohn. Keller. Centenary Memory Beads for Mr. Bunche by Abena in Northern Nigerian Video Film by Abdalla Uba Adamu Chapters: History as cultural redemption in Gaston P. A. Busia PART I Bunche the Africanist Intellectual • Nollywood Goes East: The Localization of Nigeria Video Kabore’s precolonial-era films by Mahir Şaul • Beyond Ralph Bunche: African American Intellectual by Martin Films in Tanzania by Matthias Krings ‘history’: two films of the deep Mande past by Ralph A. Kilson • Ralph Bunche and the Dawn of Africanist PART II Imported Films and Their African Audiences Austen • Tradition and resistance in Ousmane Sembene’s Scholarship by David Anthony • The Making of an Commentary and Orality in African Film Reception by Vin- filmsEmitai and Ceddo by Robert Baum • The transatlantic Africanist: Ralph Bunche in South Africa, 1937 by Robert cent Bouchard • Songs, Stories, Action!: Audience Prefer- slave trade in cinema by Robert Harms • ‘What are we?’: Edgar • Ralph Bunche and the Decolonization of African ences in Tanzania, 1950s–1980s by Laura Fair Proteus and the problematising of history by Nigel Wor- Studies: The Paradox of Power, Morality, and Scholarship PART III Fespaco/Art Film in the Light of Nollywood den • The public lives of historical films: the case of Zulu by Elliott P. Skinner • Ralph Bunche the Africanist: Art, Politics, and Commerce in Francophone African Cin- and Zulu Dawn by Carolyn Hamilton and Litheko Modisane Revisiting Paradigms Lost by Pearl T. Robinson ema by Mahir Şaul • Outside the Machine?: Donor Values • Breaker Morant: an African war through an Australian PART II Bunche the Statesman for Africa Decolonization and the Case of Film in Tanzania by Jane Bryce • Emitaï: lens by Richard Mendelsohn • From Khartoum to Kufrah: through Trusteeship: The Legacy of Ralph Bunche by Neta Basic Stylistic Elements: Shot Length, Camera Movement, filmic narratives of conquest and resistance by Shamil Jep- C. Crawford • An Unexpected Challenge: Ralph Bunche and Character Movement by Peter Rist • Curses, Night- pie • Cheap is not always cheerful: French West Africa in as Field Commander in the Congo, 1960 by John Oliver • mares, and Realities: Cautionary Pedagogy in FESPACO the world wars in Black and White in Colour and Camp de Ralph Bunche and Patrice Lumumba: The Fatal Encounter Films and Igbo Videos by Stefan Sereda • The Return Thiaroye by Bill Nasson • Whites in Africa: Kenya’s col- by Crawford Young • Ralph Bunche, Patrice Lumumba, of the Mercedes: From Ousmane Sembene to Kenneth onists in the films Out of Africa, Nowhere in Africa and and the First Congo Crisis by Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja Nnebue by Lindsey Green-Simms • U.S. Distribution of White Mischief by Nigel Penn • Beholding the colonial PART III Reflections on Bunche’s Legacy in Global Per- Afican Films: California Newsreel’s Library of African Cin- past in Claire Denis’s Chocolat by Ruth Watson • The Battle spective Africa in the Global Decolonization Process: The ema: A Case Study by Cornelius Moore of Algiers: between fiction, memory and history by Patrick Road to Postcoloniality by Ralph A. Austen • Epilogue by 2010 248 pages Harries • Raoul Peck’s Lumumba: history or hagiography? Charles P. Henry • Appendix: United Nations Charter: The 49. hc 978-0-8214-1930-4 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 by David Moore • Flame and the historiography of armed Trusteeship System 50. pb 978-0-8214-1931-1 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 struggle in Zimbabwe by Teresa Barnes • Picturing apart- 2010 264 pages 55. hc 978-0-8214-1909-0 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 heid: with a particular focus on ‘Hollywood’ histories of the 56. pb 978-0-8214-1910-6 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 1970s by Vivian Bickford-Smith • Hotel Rwanda: too much J. M. Burns heroism, too little history-or horror? By Mohamed Adhikari Karl Ittmann, Dennis D. Cordell, and Flickering Shadows • Looking the beast in the (fictional) eye: The Truth and Gregory H. Maddox, eds. Reconciliation Commission on film by David Phillips Cinema and Identity in Colonial Zimbabwe The Demographics of Empire Foreword by Peter Davis 2007 400 pages 53. pb 978-0-8214-1747-8 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 The Colonial Order and the Creation of Knowledge

“Burns has assembled an impressive amount of evi- “Highly recommended.”—Choice dence—visual, written, and verbal. . . . This is an infor- Contents: INTRODUCTION Counting Subjects: Demog- mative work which offers a model for historically raphy and Empire by Dennis D. Cordell, Karl Ittmann, and informed scholarship on African film.” Jonathan Haynes, ed. Gregory H. Maddox. — Modern African Studies Chapters: African Historical Demography in the Postmod- “This deeply researched, well-written, and provocative Nigerian Video Films ern and Postcolonial Eras by Dennis D. Cordell • “Where volume is the first full-length examination of the history of Contents: INTRODUCTON by Jonathan Haynes Nature Dominates Man”: Demographic Ideas and Policy in the impact of film in Africa. It will not only stimulate debate Chapters: From Film to Video by Afolabi Adesanya • British Colonial Africa, 1890-1970 by Karl Ittmann • How on African film history but should shape the parameters Evolving Popular Media: Nigerian Video Films by Jonathan to Count the Subjects of Empire? Steps toward an Imperial of this debate. This book represents a critical contribution Haynes and Onookome Okome • From Folk Opera to Demography in French West Africa before 1946 by Ray- to the film history of Africa and to African media studies.” Soap Opera: Improvisations and Transformations in Yoruba mond R. Gervais and Issiaka Mandé • Makwerekwere: —International Journal of African Historical Studies Popular Theater by Wole Ogundele • The Igbo Video Film: Separating Immigrants and Natives in Early Colonial Natal 2002 306 pages A Glimpse into the Cult of the Individual by Hyginus Ozo by Thomas V. McClendon • Counting and Recounting: 51. pb 978-0-89680-224-7 $30.00 SPECIAL $24 Ekwuazi • Onome: Ethnicity, Class, Gender by Onookome Dislocation, Colonial Demography, and Historical Mem- ory in Northern Gabon by John M. Cinnamon • The Dis- RIS AFRICA SERIES, No. 77 Okome • Women, Melodrama, and Political Critique: A course of Overpopulation in Western Kenya and the Cre- Feminist Reading of Hostages, Dust to Dust, and True Con- ation of the Pioneer Corps by Meshack Owino • Disease fessions by Carmela Garritano • The Rhetoric of Nigerian and Reproductive Health in Ujiji, Tanganyika: Colonial and Christian Videos: The War Paradigm of the Great Mistake new Missionary Discourses Regarding Islam and a “Dying Pop- by Obododimma Oha • Culture and Art in Hausa Video Valérie K. Orlando ulation” by Sheryl A. McCurdy • Disease and Environ- Films by Dul Johnson • Hausa Dramas and the Rise of ment in Africa: Imputed Dynamics and Unresolved Issues Screening Morocco Video Culture in Nigeria by Brian Larkin by Gregory H. Maddox • Reproducing Labor: Colonial Contemporary Depictions in Film 2000 287 pages Government Regulation of African Women’s Reproductive 54. pb 978-0-89680-211-7 $28.00 SPECIAL $22 of a Changing Society Lives by Meredith Turshen • African Population: Projec- “This is a book to be cherished, applauded, and honored by RIS AFRICA SERIES, No. 73 tions, 1850–1960 by Patrick Manning the cinema community. Valérie Orlando immersed herself in 2010 352 pages 57. hc 978-0-8214-1932-8 $64.95 SPECIAL $52 the cinema of Morocco to write this book, and her commit- 58. pb 978-0-8214-1933-5 $28.95 SPECIAL $23

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new Anthony Burton Chapters: Arms and Adolescence: Male Gwyn Campbell, Suzanne Miers Henry Trotter Youth, Warfare, and Statehood in Nineteenth-Century and Joseph C. Miller, eds. Eastern Africa by Richard Reid • Youth, Cattle Raiding, and Sugar Girls & Seamen Generational Conflict along the Kenya-Uganda Border by Child Slaves in the Modern World A Journey into the World of Dockside Dave Eaton • Setting a Moral Economy in Motion: Youth Contents: INTRODUCTION by Gwyn Campbell, Suzanne Prostitution in South Africa in Tanzania’s “Age of Improvement” by James L. Giblin • Miers and Joseph C. Miller, eds. Sugar Girls & Seamen illuminates the shadowy world Colonial Youth at the Crossroads: Fifteen Alliance “Boys” SECTION I: Child Slaves in the Era of Abolition: “All of dockside prostitution in South Africa, focusing on the by Hélène Charton-Bigot • Raw Youth, School-Leavers, we want is make us free”: The Voyage of La Amistad’s women of Cape Town and Durban who sell their hospital- and the Emergence of Structural Unemployment in Late Children through the Worlds of the Illegal Slave Trade by ity to foreign sailors. Based on fifteen months of research Colonial Urban Tanganyika by Andrew Burton • Bad Boys Benjamin N. Lawrance • Children and Bondage in Impe- at the seamen’s nightclubs, plus countless interviews with in the Bush? Disciplining Murran in Colonial Maasailand by rial Madagascar, ca. 1790–18952 by Gwyn Campbell • sugar girls, sailors, club owners, cabbies, bouncers, and Richard Waller • Youth, Elders, and Metaphors of Politi- Youthful Rebels: Young People, Agency, and Resistance barmaids, this book provides a comprehensive account of cal Change in Late Colonial Buganda by Carol Summers against Colonial Slavery in the British Caribbean Plantation dockside sex work at the southern tip of Africa. Through • Youth, the TANU Youth League, and Managed Vigilan- World by Cecily Jones • Family Strategies: Slave Parents stories, analysis, and first-hand experiences, it reveals this tism in Dar es Salaam, 1925–73 by James R. Brennan • To and Children in the Caracas Courts, 1750–1854 by Sue gritty world in all its raw vitality and fragile humanity, Differentiate Rice from Grass: Youth Labor Camps in Rev- Taylor • Degrees of Bondage: Children’s Tutelary Servitude olutionary Zanzibar by G. Thomas Burgess • Premarital simultaneously racy and light, critical and profound. in Modern Latin America by Nara Milanich • Children and Sexuality in Great Lakes Africa 1900–1980 by Shane Doyle 2011 242 pages Slavery in the Western Sudan by Martin Klein • Slavery 59. hc 978-0-8214-1963-2 $28.95 SPECIAL $22 • “Ruined Lives”: An Analysis of Gender Relations, Youth and Guardianship in Postemancipation Senegal: Colonial Sexual Behavior, and HIV and AIDS in Early Twenty-First- Legislation and Minors in Tutelle, 1848–1905 by Bernard Century Kenya by Joyce Nyairo and Eunice Kamaara • Pro- Moitt • British Magistrates and Unfree Children in Early new tecting Young People: Alcohol, Advertising, and Youth in Colonial Gold Coast, 1874–1899 by Trevor R. Getz • The Kenya by Justin Willis Redemption of Child Slaves by Christian Missionaries in Christina Folke Ax, Niels Brinmes, 2010 432 pages, illus. Central Africa, 1878–1914 by William G. Clarence-Smith Niklas Thode Jensen, and Karen Oslund, eds. 61. hc 978-0-8214-1923-6 $64.95 SPECIAL $52 62. pb 978-0-8214-1924-3 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 SECTION II: Child Slaves in the Modern Era: “This is Cultivating the Colonies nothing but slavery”: Child Domestic Labor in the Mod- Colonial States and their Environmental Legacies ern Context by Jonathan Blagbrough • Girls as Domes- tic Slaves in Contemporary France by Philip Whalen and Contents: INTRODUCTION Getting Our Hands Dirty Christopher J. Lee, ed. Malika Id’ Salah • Strategic Agents: Adolescent Prostitutes by Karen Oslund Making a World after Empire in Cape Town, South Africa by Zosa De Sas Kropiwnicki • PART I Perceiving the Colonial Environment The Pro- The Bandung Moment and Its Political Afterlives Children, Slavery, and Soldiering by Sarah Maguire • Con- spective Colonist and Strange Environments: Advice on temporary Child Slavery by Mike Dottridge Health and Prosperity by Andrew Wear • Carved Out Winner of the 2010 Ali Sastroamidjojo Award from 2011 260 pages, illus. of Nature: Identity and Environment in German Colo- the Asia-Africa Academy in Indonesia 64 hc 978-0-8214-1958-8 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 nial Africa by Daniel Rouven Steinbach • The Science of 65. pb 978-0-8214-1959-5 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 “This important collection of essays points to a phenom- Nature and the Nature of Science in the Spanish and Amer- enon that has been lost in the common assumption of a ican Philippines by Greg Bankoff • Aerial Photography worldwide movement from colonial empires to nation- and Colonial Discourse on the Agricultural Crisis in Late- states: the richer imagination of people in those empires Colonial Indochina, 1930–1945 by David Briggs and their quest for alternative modes of political connec- Gwyn Campbell, Suzanne Miers PART II Managing the Colonial Environment Wetland tion.”—Frederick Cooper, author of Colonialism in Ques- and Joseph C. Miller, eds. Colonies: Louisiana, Guangzhou, Pondicherry, and Sene- tion: Theory, Knowledge, History gal by Christopher Morris • Colonization of the Russian Children in Slavery through the Ages North: A Frozen Frontier by Julia Lajus • Recasting Disease Contents: INTRODUCTION Between a Moment and an Era: The Origins and Afterlives of Bandung by Christopher “This anthology epitomized the strengths of the new his- and Its Environment: Indigenous Medical Practitioners, the tory of slavery: a world-wide perspective that cuts across Plague, and Politics in Colonial India, 1898-1910 by Kavita J. Lee. PART I Framings: Concepts, Politics, History The Leg- space and time”—Steven Mintz author of Huck’s Raft: A Sivaramakrishnan • Changing Times, Changing Palates: History of American Childhood The Dietary Impacts of Basuto Adaptation to New Rules, acies of Bandung: Decolonization and the Politics of Cul- Crops, and Markets, 1830s–1966 by Phia Steyn ture by Dipesh Chakrabarty • Contested Hegemony: The Contents: INTRODUCTION by Gwyn Campbell, Suzanne PART III The Legacy of Colonialism State Rationality, Great War and the Afro-Asian Assault on the Civilizing Mis- Miers, and Joseph C. Miller. Development, and the Making of State Territory: From sion by Michael Adas • Modeling States and Sovereignty: SECTION I The Trades in Slave Children Child Slaves Colonial Extraction to Postcolonial Conservation in South- Postcolonial Constitutions in Asia and Africa by Julian Go in the Early North Atlantic Trade in the Fifteenth and Six- ern Mozambique by Elizabeth Lunstrum • Ecological PART II Alignments and Nonalignments: Movements, teenth Centuries by António de Almeida Mendes • Chil- Communication at the Oxford Imperial Forestry Institute by Projects, Outcomes Feminism, Solidarity, and Identity in dren and European Slave trading in the Indian Ocean dur- Peder Anker • Colonial Experts, Developmental and Envi- the Age of Bandung: Third World Women in the Egyptian ing the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries by ronmental Doctrines, and the Legacies of Late British Colo- Women’s Press by Laura Bier • Radio Cairo and the Decol- Richard B. Allen • Small Change: Children in the Nine- nialism by Joseph M. Hodge onization of East Africa, 1953–64 by James R. Brennan • teenth-Century East African Slave Trade by Fred Morton • Mao in Zanzibar: Nationalism, Discipline, and the (De)Con- The Brief Life of ‘Ali, the Orphan of Kordofan: The Egyp- 2011 344 pages 60. pb 978-0-89680-282-7 $29.95 SPECIAL $20 struction of Afro-Asian Solidarities by G. Thomas Burgess tian Slave Trade in the Sudan, 1820–35 by George Michael RIS Global and Comparative Studies STUDIES, • Working Ahead of Time: Labor and Modernization dur- La Rue • Traded Babies: Enslaved Children in America’s No. 12 ing the Construction of the TAZARA Railway, 1968–86 by Domestic Migration, 1820–60 by Susan Eva O’Donovan Jamie Monson • Tricontinentalism in Question: The Cold SECTION II: The Treatment and Uses of Slave Chil- War Politics of Alex La Guma and the African National dren through the Ages, Part A: Children Acquired for Andrew Burton and Hélène Charton-Bigot, eds. Congress by Christopher J. Lee Social, Political, and Domestic Roles Singing Slave Girls Generations Past PART III The Present: Predicaments, Practices, Spec- (Qiyan) of the ‘Abbasid Court in the Ninth and Tenth Cen- Youth in East African History ulation China’s Engagement with Africa: Scope, Signifi- turies by Kristina Richardson • Becoming a Devşirme: The cance, and Consequences by Denis M. Tull • Superpower Training of Conscripted Children in the Ottoman Empire “This is a rich collection of essays about the concepts of Osama: Symbolic Discourse in the Indian Ocean Region by Gulay Yilmaz • The Third Gender: The Palace Eunuchs generations and youth in East Africa from the nineteenth after the Cold War by Jeremy Prestholdt • The Sodali- by Bok-Rae Kim • The Well-Being of Purchased Female century until the present. The chronological reach, the ties of Bandung: Toward a Critical 21st-century History by Domestic Servants (Mui Tsai) in Hong Kong in the Early originality of the sources, the clarity of presentation and Antoinette Burton Twentieth Century by Pauline Pui-Ting Poon • Part B: excellent writing all make it an attractive college text.” Children in Commercial Slaveries Slave and Other Non- —Lidwien Kapteijns, Kendall/Hodder Professor of History 2010 400 pages, illus. 63. pb 978-0-89680-277-3 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 white Children in Late Eighteenth-Century France by Pierre at Wellesley College RIS Global and Comparative Studies STUDIES, H. Boulle • The Struggle for Survival: Slave Infant Mortality Contents: INTRODUCTION by G. Thomas Burgess and No. 11 in the British Caribbean in the Late Eighteenth and Nine-

8 african studies 2012 transnational & comparative teenth Centuries by Kenneth Morgan • Left Behind but by Cephas Lumina • Conflicts & Implications for Poverty & Jeremy Sarkin, ed. Getting Ahead: Antebellum Slavery’s Orphans in the Ches- Food Security Policies in Africa by Fondo Sikod • Two Afri- Human Rights in African Prisons apeake, 1820–60 by Calvin Schermerhorn cas? Two Ugandas? An African ‘Democratic Developmental “(T)his is a lucid, well-informed and compelling overview State’? Or another ‘Failed State’? by Timothy M. Shaw and 2009 248 pages of the critical issues in African correctional institutions. . . . 66. hc 978-0-8214-1876-5 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 Pamela K. 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Barack Obama and African Diasporas Chapters: An overview of human rights in prisons world- The Resolution of African Conflicts wide by Jeremy Sarkin • A brief history of human rights Dialogues and Dissensions The Management of Conflict Resolution and in the prisons in Africa by Stephen Peté • Challenges An active blogger on The Zeleza Post, from which these Post-conflict Reconstruction to good prison governance in Africa by Chris Tapscott • essays are drawn, Paul Tiyambe Zeleza provides a genuinely Overcrowding in African prisons by Victor Dankwa • Pre- Contents: The Resolution of African Conflicts by Alfred critical engagement with Africa’s multiple worlds. With a trial detention and human rights in Africa by Martin Schön- Nhema • The Role of Sub-Regional Integration Scheme- blend of erudition and lively style, Zeleza writes about the teich • Children in African prisons by Julia Sloth-Nielsen sin Conflict Prevention & Management in Africa: A Frame- role of Africa and Africans in the world and the interaction of • The imprisonment of women in Africa by Lisa Vetten work for a Working Peace System by Victor A.O. Adetula • the world with Africa. • Rehabilitation and reintegration in African prisons by Conflict Resolution in Africa: The Role of the OAU by Caro- “Exploring the complex cultural and political forces behind Amanda Dissel • Alternative sentencing in Africa by Lukas lyn M. Shaw • The Continental Early Warning System of the election of Barack Obama, Zeleza provides an exciting Muntingh • The African Commission’s approach to pris- the African Union : What Role for Civil Society? By Jakkie Cil- springboard to examine the economies of knowledge and ons by Rachel Murray liers • The International Criminal Court & the Lord’s Resis- the politics of representation in Africa. He is endowed with 2008 256 pages tance Army Insurgency in Northern Uganda by Kasaija Philip the gift of tracing Africa and its Diaspora’s various conversa- 75. pb 978-0-89680-265-0 $28.00 SPECIAL $22 Apuuli • How to Make Democracy Work? Local Government tions and confrontations across geographies, languages, reli- & the Beneficial & Destructive Potential of Social Capital in gions, wars, leisures, poetics, and politics.” Post-Apartheid South Africa by Ursula Scheidegger • Local —Mamadou Diouf, Columbia University Gwyn Campbell, Suzanne Miers, 2009 240 pages Government & the Management of Conflict in Fragmented and Joseph C. 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This collection, and its sister publication, Women This work examines the nature and objectives of violence in lana • Post-1990 Constitutional Reforms in Africa: A Prelimi- and Slavery: The Modern Atlantic, by the same editors, the region in the 19th century. It is particularly concerned nary Assessment of the Prospects for Constitutional Gover- work masterfully together and could serve as the basis for an with highland Ethiopia and the Great Lakes. nance & Constitutionalism by Charles Manga Fombad entire course on women and slavery.”—International Journal Contents: I THEORY & CONTEXT • African 2008 224 pages of African Historical Studies war in historical & theoretical perspective • Antiq- 72. pb 978-0-8214-1808-6 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 uity & inheritance • Restorative violence & the weight Volume 1: Africa and the Indian Ocean World of history II ARMIES • Tools & tactics • Organisa- and the Medieval North Atlantic tion & function III PROCESS, IMPACT & CULTURE Muna Ndulo, ed. Contents: INTRODUCTION Women as Slaves and Owners of • Cost & profit • War & economic change •Vio- Democratic Reform in Africa Slaves: Experiences from Africa, the Indian Ocean World, and lence & society • The resolution & avoidance of conflict Its Impact on Governance & Poverty Alleviation the Early Atlantic by Joseph C. Miller • The culture of conflict IV Conclusions • War & the PART I Women in Domestic Slavery across Africa and making of state & society Contents: Good governance: The rule of law & poverty Asia Women, Marriage, and Slavery in Sub-Saharan Africa 2007 256 pages alleviation by Muna Ndulo • Democratic reform in Africa in the Nineteenth Century by Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch 69. hc 978-0-8214-1794-2 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 by Johann Kriegler • Democracy in Africa : What Future? • Sex, Power, and Family Life in the Harem: A Comparative 70. pb 978-0-8214-1795-9 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 by Joel Barkan • Legal drafting for democratic social Study by Martin A. Klein • The Law of the (White) Father: Psy- change & development by Ann & Robert Seidman • The choanalysis, “Paternalism,” and the Historiography of Cape South African constitution as a mechanism for redressing Slave Women by Shafira Ahjum Alfred Nhema and Paul Tiyambe Zeleza, eds. poverty by Penelope Andrews • Civil society in gover- PART II Women in Islamic Households Mjakazi, Mpambe, The Roots of African Conflicts nance & poverty alleviation: A human rights perspective Mjoli, Suria Female Slaves in Swahili Sources by Katrin Bromber The Causes and Costs by Peter Takirambudde & Kate Fletcher • Decentralization: • Prices for Female Slaves and Changes in Their Life Cycle: Evi- challenges of inclusion & equity in governance by Muna dence from German East Africa by Jan-Georg Deutsch Contents: INTRODUCTION The Causes & Costs of War in Ndulo • Challenges of economic reform & democratiza- PART III Women in Households in the Fringes of Christi- Africa: From Liberation Struggles to the ‘War on Terror’ by tion: Some lessons from Ghana by Tsatsu Tsikata • Legal anity and Commerce Thralls and Queens: Female Slavery in Paul Tiyambe Zeleza • Prologue: Conflict in Africa by Ali techniques & agencies of accountability: Human rights the Medieval Norse Atlantic by Kirsten A. Seaver • African A. Mazrui commisions in commonwealth Africa by John Hatchard • Slave Women in Egypt, ca. 1820 to the Plague of 1834–35 by Chapters: When states implode: Africa’s civil wars, 1950– Are Africa’s economic reforms sustainable? Bringing gov- George Michael La Rue • Female Inboekelinge in the South 92 by Errol A. Henderson • Multiple Complexity & Pros- ernance back in by Brian Levy • From rhetoric to reality; African Republic, 1850–80 by Fred Morton pects for Reconciliation & Unity: The Sudan Conundrum by Governance and gender equality by Colleen Lowe-Morna PART IV Women in Imperial African Worlds Women, Abdel Ghaffar M. Ahmed • ‘You Don’t Belong Here’: Citi- • Realizing rights through advocacy: The role of legal ser- Gender History, and Slavery in Nineteenth-Century Ethiopia zenship, the State & Africa’s Conflicts: Reflections on Ivory vice organizations in promoting human rights & attacking by Timothy Fernyhough • Female Bondage in Imperial Mada- Coast by John Akokpari • The Terrible Toll of Postcolonial poverty by Daniel Manning • The media & information gascar, 1820–95 by Gwyn Campbell • Internal Markets or an Rebel Movements: Towards an Explanation of the Violence for democracy by Thomas Lansner • Constitution mak- Atlantic-Sahara Divide? How Women Fit into the Slave Trade against the Peasantry by Thandika Mkandawire • Fanon & ing, peace building & national reconciliation: Zimbabwe by of West Africa by Paul E. Lovejoy • Women, Household Insta- the African Woman Combatant: Updating Fanon’s Psycho- Reginald Austin • African peer review of political gov- bility, and the End of Slavery in Banamba and Gumbu, French logical perspectives on Anti-Colonial & Postcolonial Wars by ernance: Precedents, problematics & prospects by Doug- Soudan, 1905–12 by Richard Roberts Aaronette M. White • Fighting locally, Connecting Globally: las Anglin PART V Women in Commercial Outposts of Modern Inside & Outside Dimensions of African Conflict by Sandra J. 2006 311 pages Europe From Pariahs to Patriots: Women Slavers in Nine- Maclean • Legislative Responses to Terrorism & the Protec- 73. hc 978-0-8214-1721-8 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 teenth-Century “Portuguese” Guinea by Philip J. Havik • It tion of Human Rights: A Survey of Selected African Practice 74. pb 978-0-8214-1722-5 $29.95 SPECIAL $24

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All Comes Out in the Wash: Engendering Archeological Inter- Matabeleland, Zimbabwe by Jocelyn Alexander • The Past Helen Yanacopulos and Joseph Hanlon, eds. pretations of Slavery by Elizabeth Grzymala Jordan • Free as Contested Terrain: Commemorating New Sites of Mem- Women of Color and Socioeconomic Marginality in Mauritius, ory in War-Torn Ethiopia by Alessandro Triulzi • Violence as Civil War, Civil Peace 1767–1830 by Richard B. Allen Signifier: Politics & Generational Struggle in KwaZulu-Natal More than two hundred wars have been fought in the past half century. Nearly all have been civil wars. The “rules” of Volume 2: The Modern Atlantic by Preben Kaarsholm • War, Violence & Videotapes: Media & Localised Ideoscapes of the Liberian Civil War by Mats interstate war do not apply; each atrocity provokes retri- Contents: INTRODUCTION Strategies of Women and bution, and civil war takes on a brutal dynamic of its own. Constraints of Enslavement in the Modern Americas by Utas • Forced Labour & Civil War: Agrarian Underpinnings of the Sierra Leone Conflict by Paul Richards Prepared as a textbook, Civil War, Civil Peace challenges Gwyn Campbell, Suzanne Miers, and Joseph C. Miller common simplistic explanations of war, including greed, PART I The Reproductive Biology of Sugar Slavery 2006 224 pages 80. pb 978-0-89680-251-3 $24.00 SPECIAL $19 gender, and long-standing religious or ethnic hatreds, Slave Women and Reproduction in Jamaica, ca. 1776– which ignore that these groups have lived together in 1834 by Kenneth Morgan • Gloomy Melancholy: Sexual Paul Richards, ed. peace for centuries. Reproduction among Louisiana Slave Women, 1840–60 by No Peace, No War Contributors: Joseph Hanlon, Tony Addison, S. Man- Richard Follett soob Murshed, Christopher Cramer, Alan Thomas, Judy El- PART II Women’s Initiatives under Slavery Can Women An Anthropology of Contemporary Armed Conflicts Bushra, Jonathan Goodhand, and Helen Yanacopulos Guide and Govern Men?: Gendering Politics among Afri- Contents: Obituary of Bernhard Helander by Ioan Lewis 2005 321 pages can Catholics in Colonial Brazil by Mariza de Carvalho • New War: An ethnographic approach by Paul Rich- 84. pb 978-0-89680-249-0 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 Soares • A Particular Kind of Freedom: Black Women, ards • Political Violence in Cambodia & the Khmer Rouge Slavery, Kinship, and Freedom in the American Southeast ‘genocide’ by Jan Ovesen • Dealing with dilemmas: Vio- by Barbara Krauthamer • Enslaved Women and the Law: lent farmer-pastoralist conflicts in Burkina Faso by Sten Basil Davidson Paradoxes of Subordination in the Postrevolutionary Caro- Hagberg • Sarajevan soldier story; Perceptions of war & linas by Laura F. Edwards morality in Bosnia by Ivana Macek • Silence & the pol- The African Genius PART III Rebuilding Lives in the Caribbean: Emancipa- itics of representing rebellion: On the emergence of the “Mr. Davidson cuts through jungles of ignorance to reveal tion and Its Aftermath Pricing Freedom in the French neutral Maya in Guatemala by Staffan Löfving • ‘For my a very old, very sophisticated African culture. This is a lucid Caribbean: Women, Men, Children, and Redemption from God & my Life’: War & cosmology in Northern Uganda by history of a society and culture shattered by the slave trad- Slavery in the 1840s by Bernard Moitt • Slave Women, Sverker Finnström • Making war, crafting peace: Mili- ers and the imperialists and only now painfully recon- Family Strategies, and the Transition to Freedom in Barba- tia solidarities & demobilization in Sierra Leone by Casper structing itself.”—Newsday dos, 1834–41 by Lawrence Brown and Tara Inniss • Free Fithen & Paul Richards • Building a future?: The reintegra- “[The] most effective popularizer of African History and but Minor: Slave Women, Citizenship, Respectability, and tion & remarginalisation of youth in Liberia by Mats Utas • archaeology outside Africa.”—Roland Oliver in New York Social Antagonism in the French Antilles, 1830–90 by Myr- Memories of violence: Recreation of ethnicity in post-colo- Review of Books iam Cottias nial Zimbabwe by Björn Lindgren • Belonging in nowhere 2005 277 pages PART IV Representing Women Slaves: Masters’ Fanta- land: The Tibetan diaspora as conflict by Asa Tiljander 85. pb 978-0-8214-1605-1 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 sies and Memories in Fiction Deviant and Dangerous: Dahlström • Who needs a state?: Civilians, security, & Proslavery Representation of Jamaican Slave Women’s Sex- social services in North-East Somalia by Bernhard Helander uality, ca. 1780/1834 by Henrice Altink • The Condition 2004 288 pages Timothy H. 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Movement in British Colonial Africa Women Re-modeling Slavery as If Women Mattered by “Situating the Boy Scout Movement within the contradic- Claire Robertson and Marsha Robinson • Domiciled and David Birmingham, Empire in Africa See Page 22. tions of colonial rule in British east and southern Africa, Par- Dominated: Slaving as a History of Women by Joseph C. sons argues that Africans embraced the Boy Scout Move- Miller ment because it challenged colonial rulers to treat African David Birmingham 2007 Volume I 392 pages scouts as equal to settler scouts, and because scouting lent 76. hc 978-0-8214-1723-2 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 The Decolonization of Africa ‘respectability and legitimacy’ to African boys. . . . Parson’s 77. pb 978-0-8214-1724-9 $30.00 SPECIAL $24 This concise introductory text on postwar Africa examines book is an excellent introduction to colonial anxieties.” 2007 Volume II 312 pages the complex themes of nationalism, liberation, and inde- —International Journal of African Historical Studies 78. hc 978-0-8214-1725-6 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 pendence with clarity and insight. 2004 424 pages 79. pb 978-0-8214-1726-3 $30.00 SPECIAL $24 86. hc 978-0-8214-1595-5 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 “The work is tightly written and must be closely read, 87. pb 978-0-8214-1596-2 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 but is an excellent introduction to the topic. . . A read- Preben Kaarsholm, ed. ily accessible introduction to one of the major themes of twentieth-century world history.”—Historian Bruce Berman, Dickson Eyoh, and Will Kymlicka, eds. Violence, Political Culture, and 1996 117 pages Development in Africa 82. pb 978-0-8214-1153-7 $12.95 SPECIAL $10 Ethnicity and Democracy in Africa “The notion of a “collapsed state” has much vogue in West- Contents: Part I Ethnicity & Democracy in Historical & ern appraisals of Africa . . . These examples should prompt Comparative Perspective INTRODUCTION Ethnicity & a re-examination of what is meant by a “failed state” [and] John Iliffe the Politics of Democratic Nation-Building in Africa by Bruce raise many questions about what motivates and drives the The African AIDS Epidemic Berman, Dickson Eyoh & Will Kymlicka • Individuals’ Basic politicians and power brokers of Africa.”—North-South Security Needs & the Limits of Democratization in Africa by A History “Many of these contributions demonstrate the immense Peter Ekeh • Ethnicity, Bureaucracy & Democracy: The Poli- value of careful fieldwork and meticulous micropoliti- Listed in Significant University Press Titles tics of Trust by Bruce Berman • Nation-Building & Minor- cal understanding in the study of violence—methods and for Undergraduates, 2005–2006—Choice ity Rights: Comparing Africa & the West by Will Kymlicka PART II The Dynamic of Ethnic Development in Africa approaches all too often neglected in favor of theories that “I hope this book will become a staple in schools of pub- Moral & Political Argument in Kenya by John Lonsdale • may appear parsimonious and appealing, but which often lic health, business, and medicine in addition to being Contesting Local Citizenship: Liberalization & Politics of Dif- lack empirical foundations.”—African Studies Review read by undergraduates and non-academics. The Afri- ference in Cameroon by Dickson Eyoh • The Burden of Chapters: States of Failure, Societies in Collapse?: Under- can AIDS Epidemic: A History is a well-crafted and the Past & the Challenges of the Present: Coloured Iden- standings of Violent Conflict in Africa by Preben Kaarsholm carefully researched book. It is impressive that more tity & the Rainbow Nation by Cheryl Hendricks • Reach- • Insurgencies in the Shadow of State Collapse by William than twenty-five years of AIDS history in Africa has ing the Limits of Universal Citizenship: ‘Minority’ Struggles Reno • A Societal View on Violence & War: Conflict & been condensed into 160 extremely readable pages.” in Botswana by Jacqueline S. Solway • Ethnicity & Nige- Militia Formation in Eastern Congo by Koen Vlassenroot —International Journal of African Historical Studies rian Politics” The Past in the Yoruba Present by Toyin Falola • Debating the Rwandan Genocide by Nigel Eltringham 2005 210 pages PART III Ethnicity & the Politics of Democratization • Darfur: Peace, Genocide & Crimes Against Humanity in 83. pb 978-0-8214-1689-1 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 Hegemonic Enterprises & Instrumentalities of Survival: Eth- Sudan by Douglas H. Johnson • Legacies of Violence in nicity and Democracy in Kenya by E.S. Atieno Odhiambo •

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‘The dog that did not bark, or why Natal did not take off’: history at its best. It deserves to have a wide readership.” Herds: Producing Kinship & Gender among Turkana Pas- Ethnicity & Democratization in South Africa-KwaZulu Natal —Robert Tignor, author of Worlds Together, Worlds Apart toralists by Vigdis Broch-Due • Exalted Mothers: Gender, by Shula Marks • Jomo Kenyatta & the Rise of the Ethno- 2008 408 pages, illus. Aging & Post-childbearing Experience in a Tuareg Com- Nationalist State in Kenya by Githu Muigai • Between Eth- 92. pb 978-0-89680-262-9 $30.00 SPECIAL $24 munity by Susan Rasmussen nic Memories & Colonial History in Senegal: The MFDC & PART IV Negotiating Development and Modernity RIS Global and Comparative Studies STUDIES, the Struggle for Independence in Casamance • Ethnici- Milk Selling among the Fulani Women in Northern Burkina No. 8 ties as ‘First nations’ of the Congolese Nation-State: Some Faso by Solveig Buhl & Katherine Homewood • Devel- Preliminary Observations by Bogumil Jewsiewicki & Leonard opment Ideologies & Local Knowledge aong Samburu N’Sanda Buleli • Ethnicity & the Politics of Democratization Women in Northern Kenya by Bilinda Straight • Pasto- in Nigeria by A. Raufu Mustapha Catherine Higgs, Barbara A. Moss, ral Disruption & Cultural Continuity in a Pastoral Town by PART IV Ethnicity & Institutional Design in Africa Multi- and Earline Rae Ferguson, eds. Mario I. Aguilar Level Governance in South Africa by Richard Simeon & Stepping Forward 2001 270 pages Christina Murray • Liberal Multiculturalism & the Problems 95. hc 978-0-8214-1369-2 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 of Institutional Instability by John Boye Ejobowah • Con- Black Women in Africa and the Americas 96. pb 978-0-8214-1370-8 $22.95 SPECIAL $18 clusion: African Ethnic Politics & the Paradoxes of Demo- Chapters: British Colonial Policy toward Education and the cratic Development by Bruce Berman, Dickson Eyoh & Will Roots of Gender Inequality in Sierra Leone, 1896–1961 by Kymlicka Sylvia Ojukutu-Macauley • Agency and Constructions of William G. Moseley and Leslie C. Gray, eds. 2004 352 pages Professional Identity: African American Women Educators Hanging by a Thread 88. hc 978-0-8214-1569-6 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 in the Rural South by Valinda W. Littlefield • In Search Cotton, Globalization, and Poverty in Africa 89. pb 978-0-8214-1570-2 $28.95 SPECIAL $23 for Anna Erskine: African American Women in Ninteenth- Century Liberia by Nemata Blyden • Image and Repre- “Moseley and Gray have assembled a uniquely compre- sentation: Black Women in Historical Accounts of Colo- hensive picture of the way cotton connects poor farm- Nehemia Levtzion and Randall L. Pouwels, eds. nial Jamaica by Verene A. Shepherd • Helping Ourselves: ers, wealthy consumers, activist organizations, industrial The History of Islam in Africa Black Women and Grassroots Activism in Segregated giants, and agronomic laboratories. Contributors use com- South Africa, 1922–52 by Catherine Higgs • African modity chain analysis, national case histories, community A Choice Outstanding Academic Title American Clubwomen and the Indianapolis NAACP, 1912– scale studies, household production research, and exam- Contents: INTRODUCTION Patterns of Islamization and 14 by Earline Rae Ferguson • Witchcraft, Women, and ples of both successes and failures to point to ongoing Varieties of Religious Experience among Muslims of Africa Taxes in the Transkei, South Africa, 1930–63 by Sean Red- changes among people, soil, crops, and companies in the by Nehemia Levtzion and Randall L. Pouwels ding • “Mwen na rien, Msieu”: Jamaica Kincaid and the global economy. This is more than a book for specialists on PART I Gateways to Africa Egypt and North Africa by Problem if a Creole Gnosis by Rhonda Cobham • No Place Africa; it provides a kaleidoscopic window into the pressing Peter von Sivers • The Indian Ocean and the Red Sea by to Call Home: Refugee and Internally Displaced Women in complexities of environment and development.” M.N. Pearson Kenya by Cassandra R. Veney • “The Sisters and Mothers —Paul Robbins, University of Arizona PART II West Africa and the Sudan Islam in the Bilad are called to the City”: African American Women and an Contents: INTRODUCTION Cotton, Globalization, and al-Sudan to 1800 by Nehemia Levtzion • The Juula and Even Greater Migration by Leslie Brown • Mai Chaza and Poverty in Africa by William G. Moseley and Leslie C. Gray the Expansion of Islam into the Forest by Ivor Wilks • Pre- the Politics of Motherhood in Colonial Zimbabwe by Bar- PART I Global Cotton, Local Crisis Producing Poverty: colonial Islam in the Eastern Sudan by Jay Spaulding • bara A. Moss • Standing Their Ground: Black Women’s Power Relations and Price Formation in the Cotton Com- Revolutions in the Western Sudan by David Robinson • Sacred Daily Life by Fayth M. Perks • Gender and Political modity Chains of West Africa by Thomas J. Bassett • Cot- The Eastern Sudan, 1822 to the Present by John O. Voll • Struggle in Kenya, 1948–98 by Cora Presley • “The lady ton Production in Burkina Faso: International Rhetoric Islam in Africa under French Colonial Rule by Jean-Louis folk is a doer”: Women and the Civil Rights Movement in versus Local Realities by Leslie C. Gray • Mali’s Cotton Triaud • Islam in West Africa: Radicalism and the New Clairborne County, Mississippi by Emilye Crosby • Strat- Conundrum: Commodity Production and Development on Ethic of Disagreement, 1960–90 by Lansiné Kaba • Reli- egies for Survival by Luo Female Artsits in the Rural Envi- the Periphery • The Decline of Bt Cotton in KwaZulu- gious Pluralisms in Northern Nigeria by William F. S. Miles ronment in Kenya by Patricia Achieng Opondo • Wild Natal; Technology and Institutions by Marnus Gouse, Bha- PART III Eastern and Southern Africa Ethiopia and the and Holy Women in the Poetry of Brenda Marie Osbey by vani Shankar, and Colin Thirtle Horn of Africa by Lidwien Kapteijns • The East African Andrea Benton Rushing • Owning What We Know: Racial PART II Organizing Cotton: National-Level Reforms Coast , c. 780–1900 c.e. by Randall L. Pouwels • The Controversies in South African Feminism, 1991–98 by and Rural Livelihoods The Many paths of Cotton Sec- Coastal Hinterland and Interior of East Africa by David C. Teresa Barnes • Decolonizing Culture: The Media, Black tor Reform in East and Southern, Africa: Lessons from a Sperling, with additional material by Jose H. Kagabo • Women, and Law by Deseriee Kennedy Decade of Experience by David Tschirely, Colin Poulton, East Central Africa by Edward A. Alpers • Islam in South- 2002 368 pages and Duncan Boughton • Cotton Production, Poverty, ern Africa, 1652–1998 by Robert C.H. Shell • Radicalism 93. hc 978-0-8214-1455-2 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 and Inequality in Rural Benin: Evidence from the 1990s and Reform in East Africa by Abdin Chande 94. pb 978-0-8214-1456-9 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 by Corinne Siaens and Quentin Wodon • Rural Develop- PART IV General Themes Islamic Law in Africa by ment is More Than Commodity Production: Cotton in the Allan Christelow • Muslim Women in African History by Farming System of Kita, Mali by Dolores Koenig • Cot- Roberta Ann Dunbar • Islamic Education and Scholarship Dorothy L. Hodgson, ed. ton Casualties and Cooperatives: Reinventing Farmer, Col- in Sub-Saharan Africa by Stefan Reichmuth • Sufi Broth- Rethinking Pastoralism in Africa lectives at the Expense of Rurual Malian Communities? by erhoods in Africa by Knut S. Vikør • Prayer, Amulets, and Gender, Culture, and the Myth Scott M. Lacy PART III Alternative Futures: Genetically Engineered Healing by David Owusu-Ansah • Islamic Art and Mate- of the Patriarchal Pastoralist rial Culture in Africa by René A. Bravmann • Islamic Liter- and Organic Cotton Genetically Engineered Cotton: Pol- ature in Africa by Kenneth W. Harrow • Music and Islam Contents: INTRODUCTION Gender, Culture, & the Myth itics, Science, and Power in West Africa by Jim Bingen • in Sub-Saharan Africa by Eric Charry of the Patriarchal Pastoralist by Dorothy L. Hodgson Organic Cotton in Sub-Saharan Africa: A New Develop- 2000 640 pages PART I Making Culture Gender & Material Culture in ment Paradigm? by Brian M. Dowd 90. hc 978-0-8214-1296-1 $75.00 SPECIAL $60 West Pokot, Kenya by Barbara Bianco • Gender, Ethnic- CONCLUSION Hanging by a Thread: The Future of Cotton 91. pb 978-0-8214-1297-8 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 ity & Social Aesthetics in Maasai & Okiek Beadwork by in Africa by Leslie C. Gray and William G. Moseley Corinne Kratz and Donna Pido • Women & Men of the 2008 304 pages, illus. Khoekhoen of Southern Africa by Andrew B. Smith & Lita 97. pb 978-0-89680-260-5 $24.00 SPECIAL $20 A. L. Beier and Paul R. Ocobock Webley Cast Out PART II Domains of Power Pastoralism, Patriarchy & His- A History of Vagrancy and Homelessness tory among Maasia in Tanganyika, 1890–1940 by Dorothy Hölger Bernt Hansen and Michael Twaddle, eds. L. Hodgson • Women’s Roles in Peacemaking in Somali Christian Missionaries and the in Global Perspective Society by Asha Hagi Elmi, Dekha Ibrahim & Janice Jen- “This impressive collection of essays on vagrancy, home- ner • Gender, Ethnographic Myths & Community-Based State in the Third World lessness, and poverty has truly global historical dimen- Conservation in a Former Namibian ‘Homeland’ by Sian PART I INTRODUCTION Christian Missions & Third sions. It covers seven centuries and five continents, has Sullivan World States by Michael Twaddle a superb introductory overview, and is comparative social PART III Social Relations The Fertility of the Houses & PART II The Caribbean Diaspora at the End of the

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Slave Era The Colonial State, Religion & the Control of rialism: International Law and the British Suppression of parative issues in the Study of Land Restitution by Derick Labour in Jamaica by Mary Turner • A Slave Missionary the Atlantic Slave Trade by Robin Law • Racial Violence, Fay and Deborah James • Changes through Jurispru- & Worldly Powers: John Wray in Guiana by Donald Wood Universal History, and Echoes of Abolition in Twentieth- dence: The Role of the Courts in Broadening the Scope of PART III Mission & State in West & East Africa in Pre- century Zanzibar by Jonathon Glassman Restitution by Hanri Mostert Colonial Era The Moravians, the Basel Mission & the 2010 280 pages PART II Restitution Voices: Memory, Contestation, Akuapem State in the Early Nineteenth Century by Daniel 100. hc 978-0-8214-1901-4 $64.95 SPECIAL $52 101. pb 978-0-8214-1902-1 $28.95 Reconstruction Urban Restitution Narratives: Black River, Antwi & Paul Jenkins • Mutesa & Missionaries: Church & SPECIAL $23 Cape Town by Uma Dhupelia-Mesthrie • The Right to State in Pre-Colonial Buganda by John Rowe Land Restitution as Inspiration for Mobilization by Marc PART IV Christian Missionaries & Early Colonial State Wegerif • Choosing Cash over Land in Kalk Bay and in Southern Africa Converts or Convicts? The Gospel new Knysna: The Time Factor un Urban Land Claims by Anna of Liberation & Subordination in Early Nineteenth Century by Harri Englund, ed. Bohlin • Securing Postsettlement Support toward Sus- South Africa by Doug Stuart • Cape Colonial Officials & tainable Restitution: Lessons from Covie by Angela Conway Christian Missionaries in the Early Nineteenth Century by Christianity and Public Culture and Tim Xipu Roger B. Beck • Zulu Responses to Norwegian Missionar- in Africa PART III Restituting Community: Politics, Identity, ies by Torstein Jorgensen Contents: INTRODUCTION Rethinking African Christi- Development Acrimonious Stakeholder Politics: Reconcili- PART V Christian Missionaries & Education Ploughs & anities: Beyond the Religion-Politics Conundrum by Harri ation and Redevelopment in District Six by Christiaan Beyers Needles: State and Mission Approaches to African Girls’ Englund • “Model Tribes” and Iconic Conservationists? Tracking the Education in South Africa by Deborah Gaitskell • Mis- PART I Missionary and Nationalist Encounters Chris- Makuleke Restitution Case in Kruger National Park by Ste- sionaries, Education & the State in the Italian Colony of tian Mission Stations in South-Central Africa: Eddies in the ven Robins and Kees van der Waal • The Khomani San Eritrea by Jonathan Miran ≠ Flow of Global Culture by James A. Pritchett • Debat- Land Claim against the Kalahari Gemsbok National Park: PART VI Mainstream Missionaries & the Colonial ing the Secular in Zambia: The Response of the Catholic State Christian Missionaries & the Emergent Colonial Requiring and Acquiring Authenticity by William Ellis • The Church to Scientific Socialism and Christian Nation, 1976– State in Northern Nigeria by Niels Kastfelt • Christian Ambiguities of Using Betterment Restitution as a Vehicle 2006 by Marja Hinfelaar • Rejection or Reappropriation?: Church, ‘Native State’ & African Culture: The Presbyte- for Development: An Eastern Cape Case Study by Chris de Christian Allegory and the Critique of Postcolonial Public rian Mission in Akim Abuakwa, Ghana by Jarle Simensen Wet and Eric Mgujulwa • Land Restitution and Commu- Culture in the Early Novels of Ngugi wa Thiong’o by Nicho- • The Colonial State’s Policy Towards Foreign Missions in nity Policies: The Case of Roosboom in KwaZulu-Natal by las Kamau-Goro Uganda by Holger Bernt Hansen • Church & State in Chizuko Sato PART II Patriarchy and Public Culture The Implications Malawi: The Role of the Scottish Presbyterian Missions PART IV Restitution Policy: Limits and Possibilities Land of Reproductive Politics for Religious Competition in Niger 1875 –1965 by John McCracken • Mission Christianity Claims and Comanagement of Protected Areas in South by Barbara M. Cooper • Public Debates about Luo Widow & Settler Colonialism in Eastern Africa by John Lonsdale Africa: Exploring the Challenges by Thembela Kepe • Res- Inheritance: Christianity, Tradition, and AIDS in Western PART VII Complications with Non-Mainstream Mis- titution in Default: Land Claims and the Redevelopment Kenya by Ruth Prince • “Arise, Oh Ye Daughters of Faith”: sionaries in Central & Southern Africa Joseph Booth— of Cato Manor, Durban by Cherryl Walker • Unfinished Women, Pentecostalism, and Public Culture in Kenya by God’s Law & Man’s Law by Harry Langworthy • Afri- Business: The Role of Governmental Institutions after the Damaris Parsitau can American Missionaries & the Colonial State: The AME Restitution of Land Rights by Alan Dodson • Restitution, PART III A Plurality of Pentecostal Publics Going and Church in South Africa by James Campbell • Ethiopia- Agriculture, and Livelihoods: National Debates and Case Making Public: Pentecostalism as Public Religion in Ghana nism & Colonialism: The African Orthodox Church in Zim- Studies from Limpopo Province by Michael Aliber, Themba by Birgit Meyer • From Spiritual Warfare to Spiritual Kin- babwe, 1924–34 by Michael O. West Malukeke, Mpfariseni Thagwana, and Tshililo Manenzhe • ship: Islamophobia and Evangelical Radio in Malawi by PART VIII Christian Missionaries & Politics after Inde- Harri Englund • Believing Practically and Trusting Socially Strategic Questions about Strategic Partners: Challenges pendence in the Atlantic & African Worlds in Africa: The Contrary Case of the Universal Church of the and Pitfalls in South Africa’s New Model of Land Restitution Religion & the Search for Identity: Campaigning Against Kingdom of God in Durban, South Africa by Ilana Van Wyk by Bill Derman, Edward Lahiff, and Epsen Sjaastad Voodoo & Illiteracy in Haiti, 1939–43 by Leslie Griffiths • • The Gospel of Public Image in Ghana by Michael Perry 2010 352 pages Protestant Missionaries in a Catholic State: Colombia in 104. pb 978-0-8214-1927-4 $28.95 SPECIAL $23 Kweku Okyerefo the 1940s & 1950s by Christopher Abel • From Mis- 2011 240 pages sion to Church in an Islamizing State: The Case of Sudan, 102. hc 978-0-8214-1945-8 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 1946–64 by Andrew C. Wheeler Cherryl Walker 2002 320 pages Landmarked 98. hc 978-0-8214-1425-5 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 ______Land Claims and Restitution in South Africa 99. pb 978-0-8214-1426-2 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 SOUTHERN Africa “This is a highly readable and deeply reflective per- ______sonal assessment. . . . Landmarked is most certainly ______not a dry, academic text and this reviewer would rec- Anna Bohlin, Cherryl Walker, ommend this book to anyone who wants to approach Cambridge Centre of Ruth Hall and Thembela Kepe, eds. the study of land restitution without any prior, detailed African Studies Series Land, Memory, Reconstruction, knowledge of South Africa’s recent history or the pol- Series editors: and Justice itics and economics of loss and restoration of land.” Derek R. Peterson, —Journal of Southern African History Harri Englund & Perspectives on Land Claims in South Africa “Landmarked is a wonderful book because it reflects Christopher Warnes “An outstanding and timely collection, Land, Memory, so well and so strongly all these aspects of [Walker’s] life ______and work in South Africa. Her practical experience of the Reconstruction, and Justice is the most comprehen- problems about which she writes is unrivalled. Her anal- Derek R. Peterson, ed. sive treatment of land restitution in South Africa. It brings together a wealth of thematic and case study material ysis is incisive and extremely well informed. Her writing Abolitionism and Imperialism in from across the country and provides a rounded view of style is humanely engaged in the best possible sense.” —Colin Murray the multiple meanings of land restitution in postapartheid Britain, Africa, and the Atlantic 2008 288 pages Contents: INTRODUCTION Abolition and Political South Africa.”—Ben Cousins, Institute for Poverty, Land 105. pb 978-0-8214-1870-3 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 Thought in Britain and East Africa by Derek R. Peterson and Agrarian Studies (PLAAS), University of the Western Chapters: African Political Ethics and the Slave Trade by Cape John Thornton • 1807 and All That: Why Britain Out- Contents: INTRODUCTION by Anna Bohlin, Cherryl Aninka Claassens and Ben Cousins, eds. lawed Her Slave Trade by Boyd Hilton • Empire without Walker, Ruth Hall and Thembela Kepe, Land, Power, and Custom America: British Plans for Africa in the Era of the Ameri- PART I Contextual, Comparative, and Legal Perspec- can Revolution by Christopher Leslie Brown • Ending the Controversies Generated by South Africa’s Slave Trade: A Caribbean and Atlantic Context by Philip tives Reconciling the Past, Present, and Future: The Param- Communal Land Rights eters and Practices of Land Restitution in South Africa by D. Morgan • Emperors of the World: British Abolitionism “Land, Power, and Custom brings together a rich combi- & Imperialism by Seymour Drescher • Abolition & Impe- Ruth Hall • Giving Land Back or Righting Wrongs: Com- nation of critical reflection and historical and ethnographic

12 african studies 2012 southern africa evidence to elucidate the challenges of securing land rights alo • Democracy and Citizenship by Bettina von Lieres extensive archival research and written in clear and acces- in post-apartheid South Africa. The authors … make clear and Steven Robins • Development by Kees van der Waal sible prose, Redding’s work offers insight into how peo- the relevance of South Africa’s experiments and dilemmas • Empowerment by Edgar Pieterse • Ethnicity by John ple have understood and contested colonial rule in South for land rights reform in sub-Saharan Africa as a whole.” L. Comaroff and Jean Comaroff • Faith by Jean Coma- Africa. Where most authors have concentrated on par- —Sara Berry, Johns Hopkins University roff and John L. Comaroff • Gender by Helen Moffett • ticular regions during short periods of upheaval, Redding Land tenure rights are a burning issue in South Africa, as in Heritage by Nick Shepherd • Indigenous Knowledge Pt. ranges over nearly a century of change and across the Africa more widely. Land, Power, and Custom explores 1 by Kai Horsthemke and Pt.2 by Leslie J.F. Green • Land Transkei and Natal and Zululand.”—Clifton Crais, Journal the implications of the controversial 2004 Communal Land by Thembela Kepe, Ruth Hall, and Ben Cousins • Market of Southern African Studies Rights Act (CLRA), criticized for reinforcing the apartheid and Economy by Thomas Koelble • Race by Zimitri Eras- 2006 304 pages, illus. power structure and ignoring the interests of the common mus • Rights by Steve Robins • Tradition by Emile Boon- 115. hc 978-0-8214-1704-1 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 people. A DVD accompanying the book contains the affi- zaier and Andrew D. Spiegel • Transformation by Thiven 116. pb 978-0-8214-1705-8 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 davits of four communities challenging the Act, pleadings, Reddy • Trauma by Christopher J. Colvin • Truth and hearings, and submissions as well as the entire body of Reconciliation by Fiona Ross • Writing Africa by Achille Jocelyn Alexander South African legislation involved in this challenge, dating Mbembe in conversation with Isabel Hofmeyr • Xenopho- back to the late nineteenth century. bia by Owen Sichone The Unsettled Land 2009 408 pages 2009 278 pages State-making & the Politics of Land 106. pb 978-0-8214-1873-4 $34.95 SPECIAL $28 110. pb 978-0-8214-1868-0 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 in Zimbabwe, 1893–2003 “Anglo-American scholars have produced a spate Dan Wylie of books on Zimbabwe, but none dissects the state new and makes sense of its transformation more compe- Mohamed Adhikari Myth of Iron tently and completely than Alexander’s The Unset- Shaka in History The Anatomy of a South tled Land. . . . This careful treatment is sure to set a “Wylie locates what we can know or reasonably sur- new standard for histories of state-making in Africa.” African Genocide mise about Shaka in the broader context of local and —African Studies Review The Extermination of the Cape San Peoples global historical factors, which is immensely valuable. 2007 230 pages That, combined with his detailed unweaving of the 117. hc 978-0-8214-1735-5 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 “The Anatomy of a South African Genocide provides a 118. pb 978-0-8214-1736-2 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 Shaka myth, makes for a deeply fascinating volume.” succinct and accessible summary of a large body of schol- —Shaun de Waal, Mail & Guardian arship on San colonial history. This makes it useful to both academic and lay readers. The book is a high-quality con- Myth of Iron is the first book-length scholarly study of the J. E. Davies tribution to public education about the colonial history of famous Zulu leader Shaka to be published. It lays out, as Constructive Engagement? the San.”—Mathias Guenther, Wilfrid Laurier University, far as possible, all the available evidence—mainly hitherto Chester Crocker & American Policy in South underutilized Zulu oral testimonies, supported by other Canada Africa, Namibia & Angola, 1981–1988 2011 392 pages documentary sources—and decides, item by item, legend 107. pb 978-0-8214-1987-8 $16.95 SPECIAL $14 by legend, what exactly we can know about Shaka’s reign. Davies offers a critique of one of the best-known examples 2008 640 pages of constructive engagement—the Reagan administration’s 111. pb 978-0-8214-1848-2 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 policy toward South Africa. Pippa Skotnes 2007 256 pages 119. hc 978-0-8214-1781-2 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 Claim to the Country Wayne Dooling 120. pb 978-0-8214-1782-9 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 The Archive of Wilhelm Bleek and Lucy Lloyd Slavery, Emancipation, and “Skotnes has created a hauntingly beautiful, deeply Colonial Rule in South Africa Lynda Schuster informed, and poignantly moving book on this archive. “This is a major work of South African history, put- . . . This remarkable book and accompanying DVD is a A Burning Hunger ting economics and exploitation back where they treasure well worth its surprisingly modest price. Highly One Family’s Struggle Against Apartheid belong, in the centre of the country’s historiography.” recommended.”—Choice “A compelling story of a South African family that became —Robert Ross, Leiden University 2007 392 pages deeply involved in this deadly, seemingly unending bat- 2008 256 pages 108. hc 978-0-8214-1778-2 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 112. pb 978-0-89680-263-6 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 tle between black Africans and whites . . . the accounts impressively combine to form one intensely felt narrative of life in apartheid South Africa.”—The Historian Pippa Skotnes Patrick Harries “A major contribution to the history of the struggle era, Butterflies & Barbarians giving a human face to a family that was idolized by black Unconquerable Spirit South Africans and demonized in white South Africa.” Swiss Missionaries and Systems of George Stow’s History Paintings of the San —Business Day Knowledge in South-East Africa Unconquerable Spirit reveals the scope and the beauty 2006 472 pages “Harries points out in detail the intellectual heri- 121. hc 978-0-8214-1651-8 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 of the labors of George Stow, a Victorian man of many 122. pb 978-0-8214-1652-5 $19.95 SPECIAL $16 parts—geologist, poet, historian, ethnographer, artist, car- tage of the missionaries in terms of their anthropo- tographer, and prolific writer—who explored and inter- logical, religious, geographical, scientific, and linguis- preted the extraordinary wealth of rock paintings in the tic beliefs. . . . The book is deeply researched and gives Wilmot James and Linda van de Vijver, eds. caves and shelters of the South African interior created by the reader a strong sense of the ferment out of which After the TRC the San. missionaries tried to make sense of their vocations.” Reflections on Truth and Reconciliation 2008 216 pages, illus. —International Journal of African Historical Studies 109. hc 978-0-8214-1869-7 $44.95 SPECIAL $36 2007 304 pages, illus. Contents: INTRODUCTION by Wilmot James and Linda 113. hc 978-0-8214-1776-8 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 van de Vijver 114. pb 978-0-8214-1777-5 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 PART I Historical and Comparative Perspectives The Nick Shepherd and Steven Robins, eds. Beast of the Past: History and the TRC by Colin Bundy • Sean Redding On the Limitations of Academic History: The Quest for New South African Keywords Truth and Demands Both More and Less by Charles Villa- Contents: INTRODUCTION New African Keywords by Sorcery and Sovereignty Vicencio • The Politics of Memory in Divided Societies by Nick Shepherd and Steven Robins Taxation, Power, and Rebellion in South Africa, Heribert Adams and Kanya Adam Chapters: AIDS by Deborah Posel • Crime by Jonny 1880–1963 PART II Reflections The Right to Truth by Patricia Valdez Steinberg • Culture by Harry Garuba and Sam Raditlh- “[A] richly detailed and long-awaited book. . . . Based on • A Diminished Truth by Mahmood Mamdani • Truth

ohioswallow.com 13 southern africa • sudan without Reconciliation, Reconciliation without Truth by tributes significantly to our understanding of South African Mists showcases some of the most innovative work in the Frederik Van Zyl Slabbert • The Language of Potential by History.”—Stanley Trapido field of African History in essays that explore the history of Alex Boraine • Reconciliation in Africa? By Jan van Eck 2006 264 pages Rwanda, most importantly its western marches, and other • Neither Dull nor Tiresome by Kaizer Nyatsumba • His 128. pb 978-0-8214-1682-2 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 pre-twentieth century states of the Great Lakes region.” Name was Henry by Albie Sachs • A Lot More to Live For —Gregory Maddox by Dumisa Ntsebeza 2009 512 pages PART III Unfinished Business Reparation, Amnesty and 131. hc 978-0-8214-1874-1 $69.95 SPECIAL $56 Steven L. Robins, ed. 132. pb 978-0-8214-1875-8 $32.95 SPECIAL $26 a National Archive by Mary Burton • Burying and Memori- alising the Body of Truth: The TRC and National Heritage by Limits to Liberation after Apartheid Ciraj Rassool, Lesle Witz and Gary Minkley • The Amnesty Citizenship, Governance, & Culture Process by Linda van de Vijver Contents: INTRODUCTION by Steven L. Robins Henri Médard and Shane Doyle, eds. PART IV After the TRC Of Lions and Rabbits: Thoughts PART I Culture & Limits of Liberation Marginalization & Slavery in the Great Lakes on Democracy and Reconciliation by Njabulo Ndebele • Citizenship in post-Apartheid South Africa by Bettina von Region of East Africa The Rule of Law by Richard Goldstone • Fighting Cor- Lieres • Reflections on Liberalism, Policulturalism & ID- Contents: INTRODUCTION by Henri Médard ruption by Willem Heath • The TRC and the Building of a ology : Citizenship & Difference in South Africa by John Chapters: Language Evidence of Slavery to the Eighteenth Moral Culture by John de Gruchy • Law, Corruption and Comaroff & Jean Comaroff • The Demands of Recogni- Century by David Schoenbrun • The Rise of Slavery & Morality by Mamphela Ramphele tion & the Ambivalence if Difference: Race, Culture & Afri- Social Change in Unyamwezi 1860–1900 by Jan-Georg PART V Building the Assets of the Nation Addressing kanerness in post-Apartheid South Africa by Suren Pillay Deutsch • Slavery & Forced Labour in the Eastern Congo Poverty and Inequality by Francis Wilson • Educating the • Traditional Leaders & Democracy: Cultural Politics in the 1850–1910 by David Northrup • Legacies of Slavery in Nation by Grace Naledi Pandor • The Second Republic by Age of Globalization by Thomas A. Koelble & Ed Lipuma North West Uganda ‘The One-Elevens’ by Mark Leop- Jeffrey Lever and Wilmot James PART II Rethinking Citizenship & Governance in old • Human Booty in Buganda: The Seizure of People 2001 238 pages Urban South Africa Nodal Governance, Denizenship & in War, c. 1700–c. 1900 by Richard Reid • Stolen People 123. pb 978-0-8214-1385-2 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 Communal Space: Challenging the Westphalia Ideal by & Autonomous Chiefs in Nineteenth-Century Buganda by Clifford Shearing & Jennifer Wood in collaboration with Holly Hanson • Women’s Experiences of Slavery in Nine- John Cartwright and Madeline Jenneker • Political Inven- teenth- & Early Twentieth-Century Uganda by Michael W. tions & Interventions: A Critical review of the Proposed City David Maxwell Tuck • Slavery & Social Oppression in Ankole 1890 –1940 Development Strategy Partnership in Cape Town by Edgar African Gifts of the Spirit by Edward I. Stein • The Slave Trade in Burundi & Rwanda Pieterse • ‘Functional’ & ‘Dysfunctional’ Communities: Pentecostalism and the Rise of a Zimbabwean at the Beginning of German Colonisation 1890 –1906 by The Making of Ethical Citizens by Ivor Chipklin • Medi- Jean-Pierre Chretien • Bunyoro & the Demography of Transnational Religious Movement ating Manenberg in the post-Apartheid Public Sphere: Slavery Debate by Shane Doyle “In combining an ethnography of contemporary church Media, Democracy & Citizenship in South Africa by Sean life with the analysis of historical data, Maxwell presents Jacobs & Ron Krabill 2007 288 pages 133. hc 978-0-8214-1792-8 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 a wide-ranging account of the history of Pentecostalism PART III Cultural Plurality & Cultural Politics after 134. pb 978-0-8214-1793-5 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 in southern Africa as well as a fascinating case study of an Apartheid Negotiating Gender & Personhood in the New African Pentecostal movement involved in “recasting the South Africa: Adolescent Women & Gangsters in Manen- shape and character of world Christianity.” This book is an berg Township on the Cape Flats by Elaine Salo • Refract- excellent work and will be of special interest for scholars in ing an Elusive South African Urban Citizenship: Problems Justin Willis the fields of religious studies, history, and anthropology as with Tracking Spaza by Andrew Spiegel • Coloureds don’t Potent Brews well as African studies.”—African Studies Review Toyi-Toyi: Gesture, Constraint & Identity in Cape Town by A Social History of Alcohol in East Africa, 2007 272 pages Shannon Jackson • Palaces of Desire: Century City & the 1850–1999 124. hc 978-0-8214-1737-9 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 Ambiguities of Development by Rafael Marks 125. pb 978-0-8214-1738-6 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 2005 320 pages “Potent Brews breaks new ground in analyzing the very 129. hc 978-0-8214-1665-5 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 different functions of alcohol in precolonial, colonial, and 130. pb 978-0-8214-1666-2 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 postcolonial contexts. Willis focuses particularly on alco- James Barber hol’s role in the making of authority, contending that “for people across East Africa, talking about ‘proper’ drinking Mandela’s World and contrasting past drinking with present drinking, have The International Dimension of South Africa’s ______been ways of arguing about proper behavior within their Political Revolution, 1990–99 east africA own societies.”—African Studies Review “In this meticulously crafted book, James Barber adds a ______2002 288 pages rich vein to the analytical coalface of South Africa’s transi- 135. hc 978-0-8214-1475-0 $44.95 SPECIAL $36 136. pb 978-0-8214-1476-7 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 tional dynamics. . . . This is a very satisfying work: it is well David Newbury written, cogently argued, neatly structured and themati- Foreword by Jan Vansina Andrew Burton and Hélène Charton-Bigot, eds., cally coherent. . . . It should be of abiding interest to stu- The Land beyond the Mists Generations Past See Page 8. dents of South African politics and international affairs.” Essays on Identity & Authority in Richard Reid, Natures of Colonial Change See Page 4. —South African Historical Journal Precolonial Congo and Rwanda 2004 224 pages 126. hc 978-0-8214-1565-8 $46.95 SPECIAL $38 The horrific tragedies of Central Africa in the 1990s did not 127. pb 978-0-8214-1566-5 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 occur in a historical vacuum. The case studies presented in The Land beyond the Mists illustrate the significant ______advances to have taken place since decolonization in our Nigel Penn understanding of the precolonial histories of Rwanda, sudan The Forgotten Frontier Burundi, and eastern Congo. ______“The Land Beyond the Mists serves as a fitting testa- Colonist and Khoisan on the Cape’s Northern David Keen ment to a distinguished career of scholarship devoted to Frontier in the 18th Century unearthing overlooked perspectives into the deep past of The Benefits of Famine a Choice Outstanding Academic Title an often neglected area of the continent.”—Journal of A Political Economy of Famine & Relief “Penn’s study transforms our understanding of this region African History in Southwestern Sudan, 1983–89 and in doing so adds considerably to our grasp of the “This collection is a fitting survey of a career dedicated to “This thoroughly researched and well-written book is dynamics that motored South African History. . . . Scru- understanding the history of a place that came to dom- essential reading not only for all who deal with fam- pulously and meticulously researched. . . . Well presented, inate the world’s attention for a short period and the ine relief and disaster management but also for stu- well researched, well argued and very well written. He con- drifted back under the radar. The Land beyond the dents of public health, the social sciences, and rural

14 african studies 2012 eritrea ethiopia • kenya development.”—Lancet mte and Addis Abeba: dilemmas of provincial rule by Ales- Bahru Zewde The conflict in Darfur had a precursor in Sudan’s famines sandro Triulzi • From ritual kings to Ethiopian landlords A History of Modern of the 1980s and 1990s. The Benefits of Famine pres- in Maale by Donald Donham • Institutionalizing a fringe ents a new and chilling interpretation of the causes of war- periphery: Dassanetch-Amhara relations by Uri Almagor Ethiopia, 1855–1991 induced famine. PART III Reorienting kinship and identity Lifelines: Second Edition Exchange marriage among the Gumuz by Wendy James • 2008 320 pages Bounded by Sudan to the west and north, Kenya to the 137. pb 978-0-8214-1822-2 $28.95 SPECIAL $23 A problem of domination at the periphery: the Kwegu and the Mursi by David Turton south, Somalia to the southeast, and Eritrea and Djibouti PART IV Expanding tribute and trade Coffee in centre- to the northeast, Ethiopia is a pivotal country in the geo- ______periphery relations: Gedeo in the early twentieth century politics of the region. Yet it is important to understand this by Charles W. McClellan • Vicious cycles: ivory, slaves, ancient and often splintered country in its own right. In eritrea/ethiopia and arms on the new Maji frontier by Peter P. Garretson A History of Modern Ethiopia, Bahru Zewde, one of ______Ethiopia’s leading historians, provides a compact and com- • On the Nilotic frontier: imperial Ethiopia in the southern prehensive history of his country, particularly the last two David Pool Sudan. 1898 –1936 by Douglas H. Johnson • Epilogue by Wendy James centuries. A History of Modern Ethiopia, now with additional material taking it up to the last decade, is the From Guerrillas to Government 2002 320 pages The Eritrean People’s Liberation Front 142. pb 978-0-8214-1449-1 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 preeminent overview of present-day Ethiopia. 2002 254 pages “In this analytically rich volume, Pool has done a com- 149. pb 978-0-8214-1440-8 $16.95 SPECIAL $14 mendable job of tracing the evolution of the Eritrean Lib- eration Front from its inception in the early 1970s to its Bahru Zewde victory and ascension to state power in 1991. . . . Highly Pioneers of Change in Ethiopia ______recommended for scholars and students of African devel- The Reformist Intellectuals of opment, revolution, and Third World politics.”—Choice kenya “Pool offers one of the finest analyses of Eritrean prena- the Early Twentieth Century ______tionalist relations and postcolonial policies available. He A collective biography of a remarkable group of Ethiopians Edward I. Steinhart deftly deconstructs the complexities of lowland commu- who studied in universities around the world and returned nities in particular, and illustrates the shifting tensions to establish a new literature and political philosophy, com- Black Poachers, White Hunters between ethnolinguistic, religious, kinship, and regional piled by one of the foremost historians of Ethiopia. A Social History of Hunting in Colonial Kenya identities in an illuminating and engaging manner.” “A major work by a distinguished Ethiopian histo- —African Studies Review rian as well as a pioneer of present-day scholars writ- “This is a long-researched, well organized, and seasoned 2001 222 pages ing about African History . . . impressive study.” book about one of those perennial “silences” in African 138. hc 978-0-8214-1386-9 $42.95 SPECIAL $34 environmental history and social life. . . . Edward Stein- 139. pb 978-0-8214-1387-6 $22.95 SPECIAL $18 —Africa Today 2002 288 pages hart demonstrates the variety and values, local knowledge, 143. hc 978-0-8214-1445-3 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 and efficient techniques that rural Africans adaptively cul- 144. pb 978-0-8214-1446-0 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 tivated about wildlife for food, for trade, and for sport.” David Turton, ed. —International Journal of African Historical Studies Ethnic Federalism 2005 320 pages Ezekiel Gebissa 150. hc 978-0-8214-1663-1 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 The Ethiopian Experience in Comparative 151. pb 978-0-8214-1664-8 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 Perspective Leaf of Allah Contents: INTRODUCTION by David Turton Khat & Agricultural Transformation Chapters: Emerging Western Models of Multination Fed- in Harerge, Ethiopia, 1875–1991 E. S. Atieno Odhiambo and John Lonsdale, eds. eralism: Are They Relevant in Africa? by Will Kymlicka • “The first social and economic history of khat in Ethiopia Mau Mau and Nationhood Federalism & the Management of Ethnic Conflict: The and surrounding lands. . . . Gebissa . . . writes with a fluency Arms, Authority, and Narration Nigerian Experience by Rotimi Suberu • The Evolution that comes from a vivid interest in the subject. The khat & Distinctiveness of India’s Linquistic Federalism by Rajeev producers and traders of the Harerge highlands come to Contents: INTRODUCTION by John Lonsdale & E. S. Ati- Bhargava • Contradictory Interpretations of Ethiopian His- life in his hands, often in their own words. He has done eno Odhiambo tory: The Need for a New Consensus by Merera Gudina them proud. . . . A book that is constantly fascinating.” Chapters: Mau Mau & Nationhood: The Untold Story by Bethwell A. Ogot • Matunda ya Uhuru, Fruits of Inde- • Theory versus Practice in the Implementation of Ethio- —Times Literary Supplement pia’s Ethnic Federalism by Assefa Fisheha • The Develop- pendence: Seven Themes on Nationalism in Kenya by E. 2004 224 pages ment of Regional & Local Languages in Ethiopia’s Federal 145. hc 978-0-8214-1559-7 $44.95 SPECIAL $36 S. Atieno Odhiambo • Authority, Gender & Violence: The System by Gideon Cohen • Responses to Ethnic Federal- 146. pb 978-0-8214-1560-3 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 War within Mau Mau’s fight for land & freedom by John ism in Ethiopia’s Southern Region by Sarah Vaughn • The Lonsdale • Writing in Revolution: Independent schooling Experience of Gambella Regional State by Dereje Feyissa • & Mau Mau in Nyeri by Derek Peterson • Complementary Afterword by Christopher Clapham Tekaste Negash and Kjetil Tronvoll or Contending Nationhoods? Kikuyu pamphlets & Songs, 2006 320 pages 1945–52 by Christiana Pugliese • Mau Mau & Arming 140. hc 978-0-8214-1696-9 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 Brothers at War of the State by David A. Percox • The Battle of Dan- 141. pb 978-0-8214-1697-6 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 Making Sense of the Eritrean-Ethiopian War dora Swamp: Reconstructing the Mau Mau Land Freedom Army, October 1954 by David M. Anderson • ‘Impossible “The authors have succinctly presented a fuller inside view to Ignore their Greatness’: Survival craft in the Mau Mau of the political and economic dynamics in both countries Donald L. Donham and Wendy James, eds. forest movement by Kennel Jackson, Jr. • Detention, Reha- than any other study, paying specific attention to their bilitation & the Destruction of Kikuyu Society by Caroline Southern Marches of leadership elites. . . . Innovative and perceptive approach. Elkins • ‘Daddy Wouldn’t Buy Me a Mau Mau’: The Brit- . . . This book is essential reading and very helpful in elu- Imperial Ethiopia ish popular press & the demoralization of empire by Joanna cidating much of the background to this tragic conflict Lewis • Mau Mau & the Contest for Memory by Marshall Essays in History and Social Anthropology and the peculiar autocratic leaderships that led to it.” S. Clough • The Nation & Narration: ‘The truths of the “This book . . . remains the standard by which to mea- —African Affairs nation’ & the changing image of Mau Mau in Kenyan lit- sure analyses of social history in Greater Ethiopia.” 2001 192 pages —Africa Today 147. hc 978-0-8214-1371-5 $42.95 SPECIAL $34 erature by James Ogude Contents: PART I The Making of an Imperial State 148. pb 978-0-8214-1372-2 $19.95 SPECIAL $16 2003 320 pages Old Abyssinia and the new Ethiopian Empire: themes in 152. hc 978-0-8214-1483-5 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 153. pb 978-0-8214-1484-2 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 social history by Donald Donham PART II Renegotiating power and authority Neke-

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Tabitha Kanogo Jan-Georg Deutsch Laura Fair African Womanhood in Emancipation without Abolition in Pastimes and Politics Colonial Kenya, 1900–1950 German East Africa, c. 1884–1914 Culture, Community, and Identity in Post- “[T]he end of slavery in German East Africa presents a Abolition Urban Zanzibar, 1890–1945 “In this compelling history . . . Kanogo uses archival special and rather unexplored case, familiar only to a research and oral interviews to explore the debates over Finalist, African Studies Association few experts. . . . Deutsch is able to argue in a convincing clitoridectomy and bridewealth; the changing nature of Melville J. Herskovits Award way that the end of slavery in East Africa depended to a childbirth and motherhood; the impact of mission educa- great extent ‘on the persistent attempts of slaves to gain “This book is a masterpiece. . . . If ever a work was tai- tion; the evolution of women’s legal status; and the strug- more meaningful control over their lives and day-to-day lor-made for graduate seminars to introduce recent trends gle for control of African women by African men, Euro- affairs.’”—International History Review in African cultural and colonial history, this is it. . . . This pean missionaries, and the colonial administration. She book is excellent. Dazzling and joyful writing conveys argues that while women were restricted in their choices 2006 320 pages 159. hc 978-0-8214-1719-5 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 the author’s love and enthusiasm for her subjects. . . . by community, kin, and the wider colonial order, they also 160. pb 978-0-8214-1720-1 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 You can show this book to those unfamiliar with colonial demonstrated agency. They took advantage of new open- Africa and they will be captivated rather than daunted.” ings in the system, running away to mission stations and —African Studies Quarterly urban areas. They challenged male elders and so-called Gregory H. Maddox and James L. Giblin, eds. “With exquisite detail, each . . . chapter demonstrates the customary law through the colonial legal system, and they manner in which this process was both thought and car- sought Western education and entrance into new profes- In Search of a Nation Histories of Authority Dissidence in Tanzania ried out. The overall result is a model of contemporary rel- sions. In short, while all Africans suffered constraints and evant scholarship.”—Choice limitations under colonial rule, African women in some Contents: INTRODUCTION by Gregory H. Maddox and 2001 384 pages instances were able to negotiate beneficial new arrange- James L. Giblin 165. hc 978-0-8214-1383-8 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 ments. . . . This is an important contribution to Kenyan PART I Politics & Knowledge On Socially Composed 166. pb 978-0-8214-1384-5 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 historiography and women’s studies as a whole. Highly Knowledge: Reconstructing a Shambaa Royal Ritual by recommended.”—Choice Steven Feierman • Kingalu Mwana Shaha & Political Lead- 2000 288 pages ership in Nineteenth-Century Eastern Tanzania by Edward Andrew Burton 154. hc 978-0-8214-1567-2 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 A. Alpers 155. pb 978-0-8214-1568-9 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 PART II Politics, Culture & Dissent in Colonial Tangan- African Underclass yika Colonial Boundaries & African Nationalism: The Case Urbanisation, Crime & Colonial of the Kagera Salient by Ralph A. Austen • Indirect Rule, Order in Dar es Salaam David William Cohen and E. S. Atieno Odhiambo the Politics of Neo-Traditionalism & the Limits of Invention “One of the best and most stimulating accounts Siaya in Tanzania by Thomas Spear • Narrating Power in Colo- of urbanization in eastern Africa to have been pro- The Historical Anthropology of an African nial Ugogo: Mazengo of Mvumi by Gregory H. Maddox • duced in recent years . . . an excellent introductory Landscape The Tribal Past & the Politics of Nationalism in Mahenge account of recent approaches to the study of urban- District, 1940–60 by Jamie Monson • The Landscapes of “This is a highly innovative book. . . . It offers a new ization in eastern and southern Africa. . . . The great- Memory in Twentieth-Century Africa by E.S. Atieno Odhi- est strength of the manuscript lies in the light it throws approach to ethnography, melding history, anthropology ambo • Some Complexities of Family & State in Colonial and sociology with a range of concerns from the domain on the nature and activities of that section of the popu- Njombe by James L. Giblin • Local, Regional & National: lation labeled by the authorities as wahuni (‘vagrants’).” of popular culture that are not normally treated by the Afri- South Rukwa in the 1950s by Marcia Wright canist academic . . . a hugely enjoyable success.”—Africa —John McCracken PART III The Nation & Its Dissidents Breaking the 2005 320 pages 1989 160 pages Chain at its Weakest Link: TANU & the Colonial Office by 167. hc 978-0-8214-1635-8 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 156. pb 978-0-8214-0902-2 $16.95 SPECIAL $14 John Iliffe • Censoring the Press in Colonial Zanzibar: An 168. pb 978-0-8214-1636-5 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 Account of the Seditious Case against Al-Falaq by Law- rence E.Y. Mbogoni • An Imagined Generation: Umma Erik Gilbert ______Youth in Nationalist Zanzibar by Thomas Burgess • The Short History of Political Opposition & Multi-Party Democ- Dhows and the Colonial Economy tanzania racy in Tanganyika, 1958–64 by James R. Brennan of Zanzibar, 1860–1970 ______PART IV The Nation Reconsidered Engendering & Gen- “Clearly this volume is an excellent resource for scholars as dering African Nationalism: Rethinking the Case of Tang- well as a useful, thought provoking text for any graduate G. Thomas Burgess, ed. anyika (Tanzania) by Susan Geiger • Between the ‘Global’ or undergraduate seminar.”—Itinerario & ‘Local’ Families: The Missing Link in School History Teach- Race, Revolution, and the Struggle “Thoroughly researched, and beautifully written. . . . ing in Postcolonial Tanzania by Yusuf Q. Lawi • Jack-of- Beautifully illustrated, with nearly twenty-five full pages for Human Rights in Zanzibar All-Arts or Ustadhi?: The Poetics of Cultural Production in devoted to photographs and maps, the book is essen- The Memoirs of Ali Sultan Issa Tanzania by Kelly M. Askew tial reading for anyone interested in Indian Ocean trade and Seif Sharif Hamad 2005 320 pages 161. hc 978-0-8214-1670-9 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 or the limits of ‘modernization’ during the colonial era.” Ali Sultan Issa was an early Zanzibari nationalist. As a minis- 162. pb 978-0-8214-1671-6 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 —The International History Review ter in the first revolutionary government he became one of 2005 192 pages Zanzibar’s most controversial figures, responsible for some 169. hc 978-0-8214-1557-3 $44.95 SPECIAL $36 170. pb 978-0-8214-1558-0 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 of the government’s most radical policies. Later imprisoned, James L. Giblin he has re-emerged as one of Zanzibar’s most successful property developers. Seif Shariff Hamad came of age dur- A History of the Excluded ing the revolution, becoming disenchanted with its broken Making Family a Refuge from State Gregory Maddox, James L. Giblin, promises and excesses. Having served in Tanzania’s ruling in Twentieth-Century Tanzania and Isaria N. Kimambo, eds. party, he is a leading figure in Zanzibar’s opposition. These The twentieth-century history of Njombe, the Southern Custodians of the Land two memoirs trace Zanzibar’s post-independence trajectory Highlands district of Tanzania, can aptly be summed up Ecology and Culture in the History of Tanzania and reveal how Zanzibaris continue to dispute their revolu- as exclusion within incorporation. Njombe was marginal- tionary heritage and issues of ethnic identity. ized even as it was incorporated into the colonial economy. Contents: INTRODUCTION Custodians of the Land: Ecol- 2009 320 pages Njombe’s people came to see themselves as excluded from ogy & Culture in the History of Tanzania by James Giblin & 157. hc 978-0-8214-1851-2 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 agricultural markers, access to medical services, school- Gregory Maddox 158. pb 978-0-8214-1852-9 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 ing-—in short, from all opportunity to escape the impover- PART I Environmental & Demographic Change Popu- ishing trap of migrant labor. lation: A Dependent Variable by Juhani Koponen • Envi- 2005 320 pages ronment & Population Growth in Ugogo, Central Tanzania 163 hc 978-0-8214-1668-6 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 by Gregory Maddox 164. pb 978-0-8214-1669-3 $29.95 SPECIAL $24

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PART II Environmental Change & Economic History in Heike Behrend of evidence and original argument on material condi- Tanzania’s Northern Highlands: Environmental Control tions in late nineteenth-century Buganda, and the ways & Hunger In the Mountains & Plains of Northeastern Tanza- Alice Lakwena and the Holy Spirits that those conditions shaped the nature and workings of nia by Isaria N. Kimambo • Nature Recognized: Ecological War in Northern Uganda, 1985–97 the Ganda state. . . . Reid asks important questions and History in the Plateau Forests of the West Usambara Moun- In August 1986, Alice Auma, a young woman in Northern provides bold answers. His book breaks new ground that tains, 1850–1935 by Christopher Conte Uganda, proclaiming herself under the orders of a Chris- advances not only the study of precolonial Buganda, but PART III Politics & Environmental Change: The Preco- tian spirit named Lakwena, raised an army called Holy also of precolonial Ugandan and East African History more lonial Politics of Disease Control in the Lowlands of North- Spirit Mobile Forces. With it she waged a war against per- generally.”—Journal of African History eastern Tanzania By James L. Giblin • ‘We Don’t Want ceived evil, not only an external enemy, represented by the 2003 288 pages Terraces!’: Protest & Identity under the Uluguru Land Usage National Resistance Army of the government, but internal 182. hc 978-0-8214-1477-4 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 183. pb 978-0-8214-1478-1 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 Scheme by Pamela A. Maack enemies in the form of “impure” soldiers, witches, and PART IV Environment & Morality Environment, Commu- sorcerers. She came very close to overthrowing the gov- nity & History: ‘Nature in the Mind’ in Nineteenth and Early ernment and fled to Kenya. This remarkable book con- ______Twentieth-Century Buha, Western Tanzania by Michele cludes with an account of the successor movements into Wagner • Canoe-building under Colonialism: Forestry which Alice’s forces fragmented, including the Lord’s Resis- west africa & Food Politics in the Inner Kilombero Valley, 1920–40 tance Army, actively involved in the civil wars of the Sudan ______by Jamie Johnson • Struggles for the Land: The Political and Uganda. & Moral Economies of Land on Mount Meru by Thomas 2000 224 pages Elizabeth Schmidt Spear • Conclusion by Isaria N. Kimambo 176. hc 978-0-8214-1310-4 $42.95 SPECIAL $34 1996 285 pages Print on Demand 177. pb 978-0-8214-1311-1 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 Cold War and Decolonization 171. hc 978-0-8214-1133-9 $44.95 SPECIAL $36 172. pb 978-0-8214-1134-6 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 in Guinea, 1946–1958 Grace Bantebya Kyomuhendo and “Supported by clear and strong historical evidence, (Eliz- Marjorie Keniston McIntosh abeth Schmidt) shows that political decision making in ______Guinea was far more influenced by the bottom rather than Women, Work, and Domestic the top.... (Cold War and Decolonization in Africa) is rich somalia Virtue in Uganda, 1900–2003 with data and empirical examples that illustrate some of ______the major themes in the history of decolonization, African aidoo-snyder scholarly book prize nationalism, and the rise of one-party states in Africa.” I. M. Lewis This book offers a complete historical picture of women’s —International Journal of African Historical Studies work in Uganda, tracing its development from precolo- “A compelling narrative of the history of nation build- A Modern History of the Somali nial times to the present and future. Setting these eco- ing in Guinea . . . Schmidt deftly portrays the events from Nation and State in the Horn of Africa nomic activities into a broader political, social, and cultural an African perspective, using colonial archives, interviews context, it provides the first general account of women’s Fourth edition with activists, the era’s popular political songs, and photo- experiences amidst the changes that shaped the coun- graphs. . . . What simultaneously emerges in this nuanced “By far the most penetrating of the works on Somali try. Women, Work, and Domestic Virtue in Uganda, treatment is a richer understanding of the pragmatic rather history and contemporary events. . . . Lewis is prob- 1900–2003 traces the origins of the current situation, than purely visionary leadership of the famous Sékou ably the only foreign social scientist ever to have won highlighting the challenges working women now face, Touré.”—Choice acknowledgement, if not always approval, among the and recommending strategies that will improve their cir- “By shifting the focus from elite to grassroot poli- critically minded Somali intellectuals and politicians.” cumstances for the future. tics, Schmidt paints a picture of French decolonization —Bernard Helander 2007 308 pages 178. hc 978-0-8214-1733-1 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 in sub-Saharan Africa that is a welcome corrective to 2003 368 pages 179. pb 978-0-8214-1734-8 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 those earlier studies that appeared to view decoloniza- 173. pb 978-0-8214-1495-8 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 tion as the outcome of an essentially linear and orderly process, rather than the product of political struggle.” ______Shane Doyle —Journal of African History 2007 320 pages Crisis & Decline in Bunyoro 184. hc 978-0-8214-1763-8 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 uganda 185. pb 978-0-8214-1764-5 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 ______Population & Environment in Western Uganda, 1860–1955

Grace Carswell The Kingdom of Bunyoro’s story demonstrates convinc- Emmanuel Kwaku Akyeampong, ed. ingly that environmental change there was not a uniform, Cultivating Success in Uganda statewide process. In one of the first studies of the politi- Themes in West Africa’s History Kigezi Farmers and Colonial Policies cal ecology of a major African kingdom, Crisis & Decline Contents: Introduction by Emmanuel Kwaku Akyeam- in Bunyoro addresses state capacity, ideology, and gov- pong • The Holocene prehistory of West Africa: 10,000– Kigezi, a district in southwestern Uganda, is exceptional in ernment legitimacy as crucial issues. Shane Doyle focuses 1000 BP by Susan Keech McIntosh • Ecology & cul- many ways. In contrast to many other parts of the colo- on the interplay between levels of environmental activity ture in West Africa by James L. A. Webb Jr. • Linguis- nial world, this district did not adopt cash crops. Soil con- within a highly stratified society. Political ecology was as tics & history in West Africa by M. E. Kropp Dakubu • servation practices were successfully adopted, and the much about the differential impact of conflict on society as Oral tradition & perceptions of history from the Manding region maintained a remarkably developed and individu- about the uneven extraction and distribution of resources. peoples of West Africa by David C. Conrad • Slavery & alized land market from the early colonial period. Grace 2006 276 pages slave trade in West Africa, 1450–1930 by Patrick Manning Carswell presents a comprehensive study of livelihoods in 180 hc 978-0-8214-1633-4 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 • Class, caste & social inequality in West African history Kigezi. Following the lead of groundbreaking studies by 181. pb 978-0-8214-1634-1 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 Tiffen, Fairhead, and Leach, her case study confirms recent by Ismail Rashid • Religious interactions in pre-twentieth- research suggesting that the usual assumptions about century West Africa by Pashington Obeng • Poverty in pre-colonial & colonial West Africa: Perception, causes & population pressure, environment, and long-term land-use Richard Reid change need to be questioned. Her findings are particularly alleviation by Ogbu U. Kalu; Disease in West African his- exciting for all those involved in the ongoing key debates in Political Power in tory by Emmanuel Kwaku Akyeampong • Urbanization natural resource management, development studies, and Pre-Colonial Buganda in colonial & post-colonial West Africa by Andreas Eckert environmental history. • Commodities, Mercedes-Benz and structural adjust- Economy, Society, and Warfare 2007 272 pages ment: An episode in West African economic his- 174. hc 978-0-8214-1779-9 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 in the Nineteenth Century tory by Célestin Monga • Ethnicity, conflict & the 175. pb 978-0-8214-1780-5 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 “This is an impressive study. Reid marshals a wealth state in contemporary West Africa by Cyril K. Daddieh

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• Pentecostalism, Islam & culture: New religious move- prose, the life story of the man who initiated indepen- cal narrative about men and motives, but also a cultural ments in West Africa by Brian Larkin and Birgit Meyer dence and democracy in Africa south of the Sahara, history, with the magic and supernatural dimensions of Emmanuel and who attempted to convince other African lead- war.”—Historian 2006 288 pages ers of the necessity for a pan-African approach to “A must-read for any scholar interested in the mil- 186. hc 978-0-8214-1640-2 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 the defeat of colonialism and then neocolonialism.” itary and social history of colonial rule in Africa.” 187. pb 978-0-8214-1641-9 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 —International Journal of African Historical Studies —International Journal of African Historical Studies 1998 153 pages 2002 440 pages 193. pb 978-0-8214-1242-8 $14.95 SPECIAL $12 198. hc 978-0-8214-1413-2 $65.00 SPECIAL $52 Robin Law 199. pb 978-0-8214-1414-9 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 Ouidah The Social History of a West African Trevor R. Getz Slavery and Reform in West Africa Emmanuel Kwaku Akyeampong Slaving Port, 1727–1892 Between the Sea and the Lagoon Finalist, African Studies Association Toward Emancipation in Nineteenth-Century Melville J. Herskovits Award Senegal and the Gold Coast An Eco-Social History of the Anlo of Finalist, Frederick Douglass Book Prize Southeastern Ghana, c. 1850 to Recent Times As a classroom text, Getz’s book has value in that it helps “Robin Law’s social history of Ouidah during the period to explain how colonialism “happened” and “functioned” “An outstanding study that deserves to be read by schol- of the Dahomian overrule represents a major milestone by focusing on the period during which Senegal and the ars and non-scholars alike interested in the history of in the historiography of the so-called Slave Coast. . . . Gold Coast gradually transitioned from regions with inde- African relations with the aquatic environment of ocean Within this narrative framework Robin Law has crafted an pendent polities to colonial states. Slavery and Reform and lagoon.”—International Journal of African Histori- erudite, detailed account of eighteenth- and nineteenth- in West Africa demonstrates the way actors—African and cal Studies century Ouidah with an analytical focus resting firmly on European—interacted in a process that culminated in for- “Certainly this will be an important source for students of the town’s middleman role in the Atlantic economy . . . an mal annexation. This innovative study explores how Euro- Ghanaian history, society, and culture, and for ecologists important book.”—African History pean administrators in West Africa strove to satisfy the everywhere. The publishers are to be congratulated for rec- 2005 320 pages abolitionist pressure while placating or duping the slave ognizing the original quality of this work, and on produc- 188. hc 978-0-8214-1571-9 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 189. pb 978-0-8214-1572-6 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 owners, resulting in an alliance between colonial officials, ing it impeccably.”—Progress in Developmental Studies company agents, and slave owners that undermined slav- 2002 256 pages ery reform. 200. hc 978-0-8214-1408-8 $44.95 SPECIAL $36 201. pb 978-0-8214-1409-5 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 Edmund Abaka “All in all, this is an excellent book.” —African History Kola Is God’s Gift 2004 280 pages 194. hc 978-0-8214-1520-7 $65.00 SPECIAL $52 Sylviane A. Diouf, ed. Agricultural Production, Export Initiatives, 195. pb 978-0-8214-1521-4 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 and the Kola Industry in Asante and the Fighting the Slave Trade Gold Coast, c.1820–1950 West African Strategies Ruth Watson Kola is a “food-drug,” used to induce “flights of fancy,” “Fighting the Slave Trade . . . challenges the view that and is incorporated into rites of passage and ceremonies. “Civil Disorder Is the Disease Africans passively accepted slavery, but also broadens the First recognized in the twelfth century, kola is a legal and of Ibadan” study of the Atlantic World.”—Western Journal of Black popular stimulant among West African Muslims. This study Chieftaincy and Civic Culture in a Yoruba City Studies details the legends and lore; social, religious, medicinal, “Highly recommended.”—Choice “Civil Disorder is a path-breaking book that re-interprets and economic importance of kola nuts; the place of kola in Ibadan and its influence will transcend Yoruba studies. It is, Contents: INTRODUCTION by Sylviane A. Diouf the political economy of Asante and the Gold Coast; and in the metaphor of the author’s subject, a ‘model of histori- PART I Defensive Strategies Lacustrine Villages in South its contribution to the economic initiatives of the Hausa cal writing’ for subsequent interpretive studies. . . . Watson Benin as Refuges from the Slave Trade by Elisée Soumonni diaspora. is at her interdisciplinary best drawing data and analytical • Slave-Raiding and Defensive Strategies South of Lake 2005 256 pages Chad from the Sixteenth to the Nineteenth Century by Thi- 190. hc 978-0-8214-1573-3 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 tools from history and other disciplines. The literary style is lucid and most engaging.”—Modern African Studies erno Mouctar Bah • The Myth of Inevitability and Invinci- bility: Resistance to Slavers and the Slave Trade in Central “This is a brilliant and original reinterpretation of Ibadan’s Africa, 1850–1910 by Dennis D. Cordell • The Impact George E. Brooks political past, addressing for the first time the question of the Slave Trade on Cayor and Baol: Mutations in Habi- of how the city’s civic culture was constituted and how it Eurafricans in Western Africa tat and Land Occupancy by Adama Guèye • Defensive changed between the mid-nineteenth and mid-twentieth Commerce, Social Status, Gender, Strategies: Wasulu, Masina, and the Slave Trade by Mar- centuries. . . . Watson shows apparently effortless mastery tin A. Klein and Religious Observance from the of highly complex data. . . . A really beautifully crafted and PART II Protective Strategies The Last Resort: Redeem- Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Century lucidly written book.”—Karin Barber ing Family and Friends by Sylviane A. Diouf • Anglo- “The work is a detailed examination of the changing 2003 256 pages Efik Relations and Protection against Illegal Enslavement nature of coastal trade and its consequences upon the 196. hc 978-0-8214-1450-7 $49.95 SPECIAL $40 197. pb 978-0-8214-1451-4 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 at Old Calabar, 1740–1807 by Paul E. Lovejoy and David peoples, societies, and states of both the coastal, riverine, Richardson and interior trading networks. . . . Brooks . . . understands PART III Offensive Strategies Igboland, Slavery, and the both the limits and biases of these materials, yet from them Mahir Şaul and Patrick Royer Drums of War and Heroism by John N. Oriji • “A Devo- distills a great deal of information concerning Eurafricans West African Challenge to Empire tion to the Idea of Liberty at Any Price”: Rebellion and and successfully integrates them into the wider history of Antislavery in the Upper Guinea Coast in the Eighteenth change in Western Africa.”—Itinerario Culture and History in the Volta-Bani and Nineteenth Centuries by Ismail Rashid • Strategies 2003 392 pages Anticolonial War of the Decentralized: Defending Communities from Slave 191. hc 978-0-8214-1485-9 $65.00 SPECIAL $52 192. pb 978-0-8214-1486-6 $32.95 SPECIAL $26 Winner of the Amaury Talbot Prize Raiders in Coastal Guinea-Bissau, 1450–1815 by Wal- for African Anthropology ter Hawthorne • The Struggle against the Transatlantic Mahir Şaul was awarded the Distinguished Slave Trade: The Role of the State by Joseph E. 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Stephen Dovers, Ruth Edgecombe, Christopher A. Conte Joseph Morgan Hodge and Bill Guest, eds. Highland Sanctuary Triumph of the Expert South Africa’s Environmental History Environmental History in Tanzania’s Usambara Agrarian Doctrines of Development and Causes and Comparisons Mountains the Legacies of British Colonialism “A worthwhile and rewarding read for anyone interested in A Choice Outstanding academic title Triumph of the Expert is a history of British colonial pol- environmental history, and not only that of South Africa.” “In this truly groundbreaking study, Conte provides a tem- icy and thinking and its contribution to the emergence of —International Journal of African Historical Studies poral vision of the area that, in the author’s words, ‘joins rural development and environmental policies in the late Contents: Part I: INTRODUCTION Environmental history natural and human history in a way that illuminates the colonial and postcolonial period. Joseph Morgan Hodge in southern Africa: An overview by Jane Carruthers paradoxes inherent in landscapes.’ He demonstrates that examines the way that development as a framework of PART II Essays in South African Environmental His- in the precolonial millennia, indigenous agriculturalists and ideas and institutional practices emerged out of the stra- tory The colonial ecological revolution in South Africa: pastoralists adapted to the rich environment, while a brief tegic engagement between science and the state at the The Case of Kuruman by Nancy Jacobs • White settlers’ colonial and immediate postcolonial era ravaged the forest climax of the British Empire. Hodge looks at the structural impact on the environment in Durban, 1845–70 by Beverly through massive logging operations, resulting in defores- constraints, bureaucratic fissures, and contradictory imper- Ellis • ‘The titihoya does not cry here anymore’: The crisis tation. This destructive period was followed by the inevi- atives that beset and ultimately overwhelmed the late colo- in the homestead economy in colonial Natal by John Lam- table onset of conservation efforts to preserve what now nial development mission in sub-Saharan Africa, south and bert • ‘I can see my umuzi where I now am…I had fields remains. As Conte wisely observes, the local communities southeast Asia, and the Caribbean. over there but now I have none’: An ecological context for will now have to bear the burden of these latest efforts to 2007 408 pages izimpi zemibango in the Pinetown district in South Africa, affect the environment. This fascinating study deserves the 225. hc 978-0-8214-1717-1 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 226. pb 978-0-8214-1718-8 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 1920–36 by Jabulani Sitole • Environmental origins of the attention of a wide variety of scholars and development Pondoland revolt by William Beinart • The emergence of experts. 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Anderson c. 1890–c. 1910 by Lance van Sittert • Fire and the South International Journal of African Historical Studies African Grassland Biome by John McAllister • Wakkerst- Eroding the Commons room: Grasslands, fire and war – past perspectives, pres- Contents: INTRODUCTION by William Beinart & JoAnn ent issues by Elna Kotze • The dynamics of ecological The Politics of Ecology in Baringo, Kenya, McGregor change in an era of political transformations: An environ- 1890s–1963 PART I African Environmental Ideas & Practices Hid- mental history of the Eastern Shores of Lake St. Lucia by den Fruits: The Social Ecology of Fruit Trees in Namibia & “This book is a most important addition to the field of Afri- Angola, 1880s–1990s by Emmanuel Kreike • The Ironies Georgina Thompson can history and related thematic fields of environmental PART III Commentaries and Comparisons South Afri- of Plant Transfer: The Case of Prickly Pear in Madagascar history, political history, and (but to a lesser degree) the by Karen Middleton • Environmental Data & Historical can environmental history in the African context by Wil- history of science. [It] is a brilliantly researched and written liam Beinart • Commonalities and contrasts, pasts and Process: Historical Climatic reconstruction & the Mutapa book . . . an ample demonstration of the value of local sto- State, 1450–1862 by Innocent Pikirayi • Women & Envi- presents: An Australian view by Stephen Dovers • Envi- ries to illuminate global trends.”—Jim McCann ronment and history in South America and South Africa ronment in African Religion: The Case of Zimbabwe by Ter- 2003 352 pages ence Ranger • Living with the River: Landscape & Mem- by John McNeill • ‘Degradation narratives’ and ‘popula- 221. hc 978-0-8214-1479-8 $52.95 SPECIAL $42 ory in the Zambezi Valley, Northwest Zimbabwe by JoAnn tion time bombs’: Myths and realities about African envi- 222. pb 978-0-8214-1480-4 $24.95 SPECIAL $20 McGregor ronments by Gregory Maddox • The colonial eco-drama: Eastern African Studies resonant themes in the environmental history of southern PART II Colonial Science, the State & African Africa and South Asia by Ravi Rajan Responses African Environments & Environmental Sci- ences: The African Research Survey, Ecological Paradigms 2003 329 pages 216. pb 978-0-8214-1498-9 $29.95 SPECIAL $24 Kate B. Showers & British Colonial Development, 1920–40 by Helen Tilley Imperial Gullies • Soil Conservation Policies in Colonial Kigezi, Uganda: Successful Implementation of an Absence of Resistance by Soil Erosion and Conservation in Lesotho Diana K. Davis Grace Carswell • Conservation & Resistance in Colonial “Showers shows how local people understood that colo- Malawi: The ‘Dead North’ Revisited by John McCracken Resurrecting the Granary of Rome nial contour conservation methods and road building actu- • Representations of Custom, Social Identity & Environ- Environmental History and French ally stimulated gully erosion, something colonial scientists mental Relations in Central Tanzania, 1926–50 by Ingrid Colonial Expansion in North Africa failed to realize. Overall it is undoubtedly one of the most Yngstrom important books written to date on any part of the envi- PART III Settlers & Africans; Culture & Nature An Winner of the George Perkins Marsh Prize ronmental history of Africa. Moreover it stands out in the Unnatural State: Tourism, Water & Wildlife Photography in & the Meridian Book Award discipline of environmental history in general as an unusu- the early Kruger National Park by David Bunn • The Ant “Resurrecting the Granary of Rome integrates the local ally sophisticated work of great insight and explanatory of the White Soul: Popular Natural History, The Politics of knowledge of the social scientist with a historian’s exam- power.”—Richard H. Grove Afrikaner Identity, & the Entomological Writings of Eugène ination of the colonial archives to provide a remarkably “This is a first-of-a-kind book as the author has taken a Marais by Sandra Swart • Fido: Dog Tales of Colonialism sure-handed reinterpretation of the ecohistorical aims of historical approach to the subject, and has combined data in Namibia by Robert J. Gordon • Past & Future Land- French colonialism in North Africa and its lasting legacy.” from archival research, oral histories, and extensive field- scape Ideology: The Kalahari Gemsbok National Park by —Edmund Burke III, coeditor of Orientalism’s Histories work. This book makes it clear that rural people must Jane Carruthers “Diana Davis has provided an outstanding contribution to be involved in soil conservation decisions in the future. 2003 352 pages the field of comparative environmental history. 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20 african studies 2012 ______ecology • research in internatioal studies - Africa series the literature and debates surrounding African pastoralist Discourses in Africa by Steve Odero Ouma • Beyond Gen- societies by a leading anthropologist of African pastoral- dercentric Models: Restoring Motherhood to Yoruba Dis- ecology ism. Homewood traces the origins and spread of pastoral- courses of Art and Aesthetics by Oyeronke Oyewumi • ______ism on the African continent and discusses herd biology, Decolonization and the Practice of Philosophy by Tsenay pastoralist demography, and the impact of developments Serequeberhan • Trauma and Narrativity in Adichie’s Half Michael J. Sheridan and Celia Nyamweru, eds. and change on pastoralist systems. of a Yellow Sun: Privileging Indigenous Knowledge in Writ- 2009 320 pages ing the Biafran War by Marlene De La Cruz African Sacred Groves 231. hc 978-0-8214-1840-6 $55.00 SPECIAL $44 2004 280 pages 232. pb 978-0-8214-1841-3 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 Ecological Dynamics and Social Change 234. pb 978-0-89680-241-4 $26.00 SPECIAL $21 Contents: INTRODUCTION by Celia Nyamweru and RIS AFRICA SERIES, No. 82 Michael J. Sheridan • The Dynamics of African Sacred Grace Carswell, Cultivating Success Groves : Ecological, Social & Symbolic Processes by Michael in Uganda See Page 17. J. Sheridan Makuchi, The Sacred Door and Other Stories PART I The Human Ecology of Sacred Groves The Role See Page 6. Shane Doyle, Crisis & Decline in Bunyoro See page 17. of Sacred Groves in Biodiversity Conservation in Sierra Leone by Aiah Lebbie & Raymond P. Guries • The Kaya Makuchi, Your Madness, Not Mine See Page 6. Forests of Coastal Kenya: ‘Remnant Patches’ or Dynamic Entities by Celia Nyamweru, Staline Kibet, Mohammed Ivor Wilks Pakia & John A. Cooke Forests of Gold Mohamed Adhikari PART II The Social Organization of Sacred Groves The Essays on the Akan and the Kingdom of Asante Socio-politics of Ethiopian Sacred Groves by Tsehai Ber- Not White Enough, Not Black Enough hane-Selassie • Behind Sacredness in Madagascar: Rules, “Wilks is willing to take risks, and even make mistakes, for Racial Identity in the South African Local Interests & Forest Conservation in Bara Country by the sake of opening discussion and expanding knowledge Coloured Community Nadia Rabesahala Horning • Palaver Trees Reconsid- . . . Forests of Gold is impressive history. One comes away “This is a welcome and important book. As with all collec- ered in the Sengalese Landscape: Arboreal Monuments & awed at the level of historical reconstruction Wilks has tive identities, “the South African Coloured community” Memorials by Eric S. Ross accomplished, demonstrating a level of analysis that has is both imagined and real, and Adhikari’s analysis of this PART III The Symbol of Forests Loggers v. Spirits in the not been achieved regarding almost any other precolonial complex and contested phenomenon is rigorous, nuanced, Beng Forest, Côte d’Ivoire: Competing Models by Alma African state, and which has been achieved here because and perceptive. Highly recommended.”—Choice Gottlieb • Are Sacred Forests in Northern Bénin ‘Tradi- of Wilks’s forty years of commitment, sensitivity, integrity, “Not White Enough, Not Black Enough is one of the tional Conservation Area’?: Examples from the Bassila and belief in the profession of history and the history of few systematic studies of Coloured Identity and the his- Region by Ute Siebert • Archeological Perspective on African peoples.”Donna J.E. Maier, International Journal of tory of the present-day Coloured people of South Africa, Sacred Groves in Ghana by Gérard Chouin African Historical Studies a group that has not only been marginalized in most gen- PART IV The Future of African Sacred Groves Legal “Wilks’ contribution to our understanding of the his- eral political and academic discourses, but whose his- Recognition of Customary Forests in Uganda: An Approach tory of Asante and that of other Akan-speaking peoples tory has also been subject to popular misconceptions to Revitalizing Sacred Groves by Abwoli Y. Banana, Joseph is incalculable. It is evident not only in his own work but and assumptions. . . . Its preparedness to tackle the Bahati, William Gombya-Ssembajjwe & Nathan Vogt • in that of the published research of the many talented hard and controversial questions, which most writers Are Sacred Groves in Sub-Saharan Africa Safe?: The Legal students he has directed during a long, fruitful career.” have decided to shy from, makes it a rare contribution.” Status of Forests by Liz Alden Wily —Richard Rathbone, Journal of African History —Kronos: Journal of Cape History 2007 240 pages, illus. 1995 405 pages 229. hc 978-0-8214-1788-1 $59.95 SPECIAL $48 233. pb 978-0-8214-1135-3 $28.95 SPECIAL $23 2005 264 pages 230. pb 978-0-8214-1789-8 $26.95 SPECIAL $22 235. pb 978-0-89680-244-5 $26.00 SPECIAL $21 ______RIS AFRICA SERIES, No. 83 new RESEARCH IN INTERNATIONAL Byron Caminero-Santangelo and Garth Myers, eds., Alamin Mazrui, Swahili beyond the Environment at the Margins See page 5. STUDIES: AFRICA SERIES Boundaries See Page 5. Books in the series are published with support from the Ohio University National Resource George Clement Bond and Diane M. Ciekawy, eds. forthcoming Center for African Studies spring 2012 ______Witchcraft Dialogues Anthropological and Philosophical Exchanges David Gordon and Shepard Krech, eds. NEW Indigenous Knowledge and “[The editors] provide a sharp-edged introduction that Nicholas M. Creary, ed. interrogates concepts of witchcraft and the interdisciplin- the Environment in Africa ary perspectives available for its analysis, and brilliant case and North America African Intellectuals and studies provide the grist.”—Choice Decolonization Contents: INTRODUCTION Contested Domains in the African Intellectuals and Decolonization addresses the Dialogues of “Witchcraft” by George Clement Bond and Katherine Homewood enduring intellectual legacies of European colonialism in Diane M. Ciekawy Africa while providing scholarly tools to assist in the ongo- Chapters: African Witchcraft: From Ethnography to Cri- Ecology of African ing processes of decolonizing the Academy and the Afri- tique by Elias Bongmba • “Witches” as Superior Intellects: Pastoralist Societies can continent more broadly. Challenging a Cross-Cultural Superstition by Barry Hallen • Sorcery Forces of Life and Death among the Yaka of “A tour de force, if one considers the vast amount of mate- Chapters: We Need a Mau Mau in Mississippi: Malcolm X’s Congo by René Devisch • Ancestors and Witches: Expla- rial it covers, and the clear and balanced summaries it pro- Political Lessons for Today by George Hartley • Nkruhmah/ nations and the Ideology of Individual Power in Northern vides of recent literature and debates. A compendium of Lumumba: Representations of Masculinity by Janet Hess • Zambia by George Clement Bond • Utsai as Ethical Dis- information about cattle-herding groups in Africa, and The Emergent Self in South African Black Consciousness course: A Critique of Power from Mijikenda in Coastal about approaches to understanding their history and ecol- Literary Discourse by T. Spreelin MacDonald • The Pub- Kenya by Diane M. Cierawy • Truth-on-Balance: Know- ogy. Clear and well judged summaries of the current state lic Life of Reason: Orchestrating Debate in Post-Apartheid ing the Opaque Other in Tswapong Wisdom Divination of knowledge.”—David Turton, Senior Associate, Queen South Africa by Lesley Cowling and Carolyn Hamilton • by Richard Werbner • Witchcraft in Modern Africa as Elizabeth House, University of Oxford Setting the Agenda for Decolonizing African Media Sys- Virtualized Boundary Conditions of the Kinship Order by This study presents a comprehensive survey and analysis of tems by Ebenezer Adebisi Olawuyi • The African Renais- sance and Discourse Ownership: Challenging Debilitating Wim van Binsbergen • Epistemological and Ideological

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Issues about Witchcraft in African Studies: A Response to David Birmingham Arvind Singhal and W. Stephen Howard, eds. René Devisch, Elias Bongmba, and Richard Werbner by E. C. Eze • Witchcraft and Racecraft: Invisible Ontology and Empire in Africa The Children of Africa Confront AIDS Its Sensible Manifestations by Karen E. Fields • Conclu- Angola and Its Neighbors From Vulnerability to Possibility sions: Fabricating the Occult, Distancing the Familiar by Foreword by Farid Esack “The book is an incisive, engaging piece of scholarship George Clement Bond and Diane M. Ciekawy punctuated with impassioned, informed commentary.” Contents: INTRODUCTION The Possibilities of African 2001 344 pages —African Studies Review Leadership by W. 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34 african studies 2012 author/editor index Abaka, Edmund 18 Claassens, Aninka 9 Hodge, Joseph Morgan 20 Medard, Henri 14 Richards, Paul 10 Adhikari, Mohamed 13, 21 Cohen, David William 4, 16 Hodgson, Dorothy L. 11 Mendelsohn, Richard 7 Roberts, Richard L. 3 Akyeampong, Emmanuel Conte, Christopher A. 20 Homewood, Katherine 21 Mhlongo,, Niq 6 Robins, Steven L. 13, 14 Kwaku 17, 18 Cordell, Dennis D. 7 Hountondji, Paulin J. 22 Miers, Suzanne 8, 9 Robinson, David 19 Alegi, Peter 4 Cousins, Ben 9 Howard, Stephen W. 22 Miller, Joseph C. 8, 9 Royer, Patrick 18 Alexander, Jocelyn 13 Currey, James 5 Moorman, Marissa J. 4 Allan, Tuzyline Jita 5 Davidson, Basil 10 Iliffe, John 10 Moseley, William G. 11 Şaul, Mahir 7, 18 Anderson, David M. 20 Davies, J. E. 13 Ittmann, Karl 7 Moss, Barbara A. 11 Sarkin, Jeremy 9 Attwell, David 6 Mpe, Phaswane 6 Scheub, Harold 5 Davis, Diana K. 19, 20 James, Wendy 15 Austen, Ralph A. 7 Deutsch, Jan-Georg 16 Myers, Garth 5 Schmidt, Elizabeth 17 Ax, Christina Folke 8 James, Wilmot 13 Schuster, Lynda 13 Diouf, Sylviane A. 18 Jensen, Niklas Thode 8 Dooling, Wayne 13 Ndulo, Muna 9 Sheridan, Michael J. 21 Babou, Cheikh Anta 4 Donham, Donald L. 15 Kaarsholm, Preben 10 Negash, Tekaste 15 Shepherd, Nick 13 Barber, James 14 Dovers, Stephen 20 Kalu, C. Anthonia 5 Newbury, David 14 Shetler, Jan Bender 3 Behrend, Heike 17 Doyle, Shane 14, 17 Kanogo, Tabitha 15 Newell, Stephanie 4 Showers, Kate B. 20 Beinart, William 20 Keen, David 14 Nhema, Alfred 9 Singhal, Arvind 22 Beier, A. L. 11 Edgar, Robert R. 22 Keller, Edmond J. 7 Nugent, Paul 19 Skotnes, Pippa 13 Berman, Bruce 10 Edgecombe, Ruth 20 Kepe, Thembela 12 Nyamweru, Celia 21 Steinhart, Edward I. 15 Bickford-Smith, Vivian 7 Englund, Harri 12 Sunseri, Thaddeus 19 Kilgore, James 5 Ochonu, Moses E. 3 Birmingham, David 10, 18, 22 Epprecht, Marc 4 Kimambo, Isaria N. 16 Bohlin, Anna 12, 22 Eyoh, Dickson 10 Ocobock, Paul R. 11 Thornberry, Elizabeth 3 Kymlicka, Will 10 Odhiambo, E. S. Bond, George Clement 21 Kynoch, Gary 4 Tronvoll Kjetil 15 Bourgeacq, Jacques 5 Fair, Laura 16 Atieno 4, 15, 16 Tropp, Jacob A. 4 Kyomuhendo, Grace Ogunyemi, Chikwenye Bozzoli, Belinda 4 Ferguson, Earline Rae 11 Bantebya 17 Trotter, Henry 8 Brooks, George E. 18 Flint, Karen E. 4 Okonjo 5 Turton, David 12 Brown, Karen 19 Law, Robin 18 Okeke-Ihejirika, Twaddle, Michael 11 Brinmes, Niels 8 Gebissa, Ezekiel 15 Lee, Christopher J. 8 Philomina E. 22 Burgess, G. Thomas 16 Getz, Trevor R. 18 Levtzion, Nehemia 11 Orlando, Valerie K. 7 Van de Vijver, Linda 13 Burke, Edmund 19 Giblin, James L. 16 Lewis, I. M. 17 Osborn, Emily Lynn 3 Vinson, Robert Trent 3 Burns, J. M. 7 Gilbert, Erik 16 Lonsdale, John 15 Oslund, Karen 8 Burrill, Emily S. 3 Gilfoyle, Daniel 19 Walker, Cherryl 12 Burton, Andrew 8, 16 Gray, Leslie C. 11 Macola, Giacomo 4 Parsons, Timothy H. 10 Watson, Ruth 18 Guest, Bill 20 Maddox, Gregory H. 7, 16 Penn, Nigel 14 Wilks, Ivor 21 Caminero-Santangelo, Magaziner, Daniel R. 3 Peterson, Derek R. 4, 12 Willis, Justin 14 Byron 5 Hall, Ruth 12 Makuchi 6 Pool, David 15 Wylie, Dan 13 Campbell, Gwyn 8, 9 Hanlon, Joseph 10 Maxwell, David 14 Pouwels, Randall L. 11 Carswell, Grace 17 Hansen, Hölger Bernt 11 Mazrui, Alamin 5 Poyner, Jane 6 Yanacopulos, Helen 10 Charlton-Bigot, Heléne 8 Harries, Patrick 13 McCann, James C. 5 Chedid, Andrea 6 Haynes, Jonathan 7 McGregor, JoAnn 20 Ramarosoa, Liliana 5 Zeleza, Paul Tiyambe 9 Ciekawy, Diane M. 21 Higgs, Catherine 11 McIntosh, Marjorie Redding, Sean 13 Zewde, Bahru 15 Cioc, Mark 19 Hill, Robert A. 7 Keniston 17 Reid, Richard 9, 17 title index Abolitionism & Imperialism in . . . 12 Democratic Reform in Africa 9 Kola is God’s Gift 18 The Sacred Door & Other Stories 6 Africa Writes Back 5 The Demographics of Empire 7 Kwame Nkrumah 18 Screening Morocco 7 The African AIDS Epidemic 10 Dhows and the Col Eco. of . . . 16 Siaya 16 African Apocalypse 22 Domestic Violence & the Law 3 The Land beyond the Mists 14 Slavery, Emancipation & Col. Rule 13 The African Genius 10 Land, Memory, Reconstruction, & . . . 12 Slavery & Reform in West Africa 18 African Gifts of the Spirit 14 Ecology of African Pastoralist Soc. 21 Land, Power, and Custom 9 Slavery in the Great Lakes Region 14 African Sacred Groves 21 Emancipation without Abolition 16 Landmarked 9 Smugglers, Secessionists, & . . . 19 African Soccerscapes 4 Empire in Africa 22 The Law and the Prophets 3 Social History & Afr. Environments 20 African Underclass 16 Environmental Imagineries of . . . 19 Leaf of Allah 15 Sorcery and Sovereignty 18 African Womanhood in Col. Kenya 15 Environment at the Margins 5 Limits to Liberation after Apartheid 14 South Africa’s Environmental Hist. 20 After Tears 6 Eroding the Commons 20 Southern Marches of Imp. Ethiopia 15 After the TRC 13 Ethnic Federalism 15 Mad Dogs and Meerkats 16 Stepping Forward 11 Alice Lakwena & the Holy Spirits 17 Ethnicity & Democracy in Africa 10 Making a World after Empire 8 Stirring the Pot 5 Eurafricans in Western Africa 18 Mandela’s World 14 The Americans Are Coming! 3 Mau Mau and Nationhood 15 The Struggle for Meaning 22 The Anatomy of South African Fighting the Greater Jihad 4 A Modern History of the Somali 17 Sugar Girls & Seamen 8 Genocide 13 Fighting the Slave Trade 18 Myth of Iron 13 Swahili beyond the Boundaries 5 Barack Obama & African Diasporas 9 Flickering Shadows 7 Theatres of Struggle at the End . . . 4 The Benefits of Famine 14 Forests of Gold 21 Natures of Colonial Change 4 Themes in West Africa’s History 19 Between the Sea & the Lagoon 18 The Forger’s Tale 4 Negotiating Power and Privilege 19 Triumph of the Expert 20 Black and White in Colour 7 The Forgotten Frontier 14 New South African Keywords 13 Trustee for the Human Community 7 Black Poachers, White Hunters 15 From Guerrillas to Government 15 Nigerian Video Films 7 Twelve Best Books 5 Broken Lives and Other Stories 5 From Sleep Unbound 6 No Peace, No War 10 Brothers at War 15 Not White Enough, Not Black . . . 21 The Uncoiling Python 5 A Burning Hunger 13 Unconquerable Spirit 13 The Game of Conservation 16 Ouidah 18 The Unsettled Land 13 Butterflies & Barbarians 13 Generations Past 5 Our New Husbands Are Here 3 Cast Out 11 Viewing African Cinema 7 Hanging by a Thread 11 Pastimes and Politics 16 Child Slaves in the Modern World 8 Paths of Accomodation 19 Violence, Political Culture, & Dev. . . 10 Children in Slavery through the Ages 8 Healing the Herds 19 Voices from Madagascar 5 Healing Traditions 4 Pioneers of Change in Ethiopia 15 Children of Africa Confront AIDS 22 Political Power in Pre-Col. 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______M1202 Expires 6/30/2012 We accept library Book Total ______purchase orders. Sales Tax ______Resources for Instructors Illinois residents add 9% ______Information on exam and desk copies see page 22. Canadian residents add 5% ______EBOOKS Information see page 34 Shipping and handling ______$5 for the 1st book, $1 each additional book ______Mail this form to: Fax order form to: 800-621-2736 Outside the US: $9.50 USD for each book Ohio University Press For a free catalog $5 for each additional book ______UC Distribution Center 740-593-1154 or [email protected] 11030 S. Langley Ave. Bindings TOTAL ENCLOSED OR CHARGED ______Chicago, IL 60628 hc = hard cover pb= paperback POD = print on demand Ohio University Press 19 Circle Drive, The Ridges Athens, OH 45701 NEW IN 2012