Publications

The African Studies Centre Leiden currently publishes eight different series. Books published in the ASCL Collection Series and Occasional Publications Series can be ordered from the Webshop or they can be purchased during a visit to the ASCL library, as long they are in stock. Book series published by Brill can be ordered directly from the publisher, or they can be purchased during a visit to the ASCL library, as long as they are in stock.

Unfortunately we no longer accept publications for our book series.

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G.J. Abbink
Type of publication: Conference Paper
In: Paper in the invited session 'World views and violence', Fifth Biannual conference of the European Association of Social Anthropologists, Frankfurt, 4-7 September 1998
Keywords: Ethiopia, violence
Added to database: 23 December 2011
G.J. Abbink
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Cahiers d'Etudes africaines

This article presents an account of the ideological form and practical exercise of violence among the Chai, a subgroup of the Suri (or Surma) people, agropastoralists in southern Ethiopia. In theoretical terms, the general question is addressed of how, on the elementary level...

Keywords: Ethiopia, peace, Suri, violence
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
G.J. Abbink
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: African affairs

On 6 May 1998, a violent conflict erupted in the Ethiopian-Eritrean border area. This article contends that this border crisis is neither unexpected nor the result of a real border dispute. Rather, it is due to three factors: the particular history and relationship of the two...

Keywords: boundaries, Country, Eritrea, Ethiopia, history, international politics, policy
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
G.J. Abbink
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Journal of African cultural studies

Despite its ancient history in Ethiopia, Islam has always been a secondary status religion in the country. It emerged in the shadow of Christianity and has often suffered from suppression and discrimination. This has had an impact on the social opportunities, religious and...

Keywords: 1991, Country, Ethiopia, history, identity, Islam, politics
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
G.J. Abbink
Editors: G.J. Dimmendaal; M. Last
Type of publication: Book Chapter
In: Surmic Languages and Cultures
Keywords: Ethiopia, identity, Suri, Suri language
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G.J. Abbink
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: African affairs
Added to database: 23 December 2011
G.J. Abbink
Editors: G.J. Dimmendaal; M. Last
Type of publication: Book Chapter
In: Surmic languages and cultures
Keywords: Ethiopia, identity, Suri, Suri language, violence
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
G.J. Abbink
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: NVAS Nieuwsbrief
Added to database: 23 December 2011
G.J. Abbink
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Facta
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011

Introduction (1998)
J.C. Hoorweg
Editors: J.C. Hoorweg
Type of publication: Book Chapter
In: Dunes, Groundwater, Mangroves and Birdlife in Coastal Kenya
Keywords: Kenya
Added to database: 23 December 2011
Editors: J.C. Hoorweg
Type of publication: Book

Coastal zone management, the sustainable use of coastal resources, is now high on the international agenda. In Kenya, the Coast Environmental Reseach Station (CERS) was started in Malindi in 1996 to liaise with other coastal organizations concerned with environmental issues....

Keywords: coastal management, environment, Kenya
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M.E. de Bruijn
Type of publication: Book Chapter
In: Armoede de baas in de polder en in Afrika
Keywords: Sahel
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
H.U.E. Thoden van Velzen; W.M.J. van Binsbergen
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Globalization and the construction of communal identities, Newsletter
Added to database: 23 December 2011
A. Degen; A. Nonow; F. Zaal; D. Otieno; J.C. Hoorweg
Type of publication: Book
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
P. Blaikie; L.J. de Haan
Editors: L.J. de Haan
Type of publication: Book Chapter
In: Looking at maps in the dark : directions for geographical research in land management and sustainable development in rural and urban environments of the Third World
Open access: Full text
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A. van Andel
Type of publication: Book

This study compares the livelihood of the Mada people of the Mandara mountains of north Cameroon with that of the Mada who have descended from the mountains to the adjacent plains in the period since the independence of Cameroon. Fieldwork for the study was conducted in the...

Keywords: Cameroon, Mada, rural society
Added to database: 23 December 2011
J. de Vries
Type of publication: Book

This thesis illuminates the way in which a complex configuration of factors interacted in the first half of the 20th century to fundamentally transform the Kingdom of Kom in the Bamenda Grassfields of Cameroon. It examines the impact of colonial and missionary penetration, as...

Keywords: British Cameroons, Cameroon, colonialism, Great Britain, Kom polity, missionary history
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K. Polman
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: African affairs
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J.K. van Donge
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: The journal of modern African studies : a quarterly survey of politics, economics and related topics in contemporary Africa

This article deals with the Zambian general elections of 18 November 1996, notably the triangular interaction between the incumbent political group - President Chiluba and his Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD), the opposition, and the international community. Chiluba...

Added to database: 23 December 2011
J.K. van Donge
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: African affairs : the journal of the Royal African Society

The main thesis of this article is that nations need memories and that in many African States there is a need to create a memory of the period between independence and the reintroduction of multipartyism. That process often takes the form of inquests into human rights abuses...

Added to database: 23 December 2011

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