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.
If you have questions about publishing with the ASCL, please contact Dr. Klaas van Walraven (k.van.walraven@asc.leidenuniv.nl).

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G.J. Abbink
Type of publication: Review
In: Aethiopica : international journal of Ethiopian studies
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 03 April 2012
W.M.J.van Kessel
Type of publication: Review
In: Internationale spectator : tijdschrift voor internationale politiek
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 03 April 2012
W.M.J.van Kessel
Type of publication: Review
In: Onze Wereld
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 03 April 2012
K. Meagher
Type of publication: Book

This working paper provides research findings emanating from the De-Agrarianisation and Rural Employment (DARE) Research Programme, coordinated by the African Studies Centre, Leiden. The aim of the Programme was to examine, from a multidisciplinary perspective, the changes in...

Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
G.J. Abbink
Type of publication: Other

This paper presents a preliminary genealogy of all Somali 'clans'. Somali kinship is based on patrilineal descent, but there are no equivalents in the Somali language for the words 'clan' and 'lineage'. The Somali terminology for the levels of social...

Keywords: kinship, Somali, Somalia
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
A.R. Mustapha
Type of publication: Book

This working paper provides research findings emanating from the De-Agrarianisation and Rural Employment (DARE) Research Programme, coordinated by the African Studies Centre, Leiden. The aim of the Programme was to examine, from a multidisciplinary perspective, the changes in...

Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
D.F. Bryceson
Type of publication: Book

Drawing on research findings emanating from the De-Agrarianisation and Rural Employment (DARE) Research Programme, coordinated by the African Studies Centre, Leiden, this paper compares changing economic and social patterns in a wide variety of rural settlements in sub-...

Keywords: Africa, Agricultural development, household income, rural households, Subsaharan Africa
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
C. Manona
Type of publication: Book

This working paper provides research findings emanating from the De-Agrarianisation and Rural Employment (DARE) Research Programme, coordinated by the African Studies Centre, Leiden. The aim of the Programme was to examine, from a multidisciplinary perspective, the changes in...

Keywords: Africa
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
P. MacAllister
Type of publication: Book

This working paper provides research findings emanating from the De-Agrarianisation and Rural Employment (DARE) Research Programme, coordinated by the African Studies Centre, Leiden. The aim of the Programme was to examine, from a multidisciplinary perspective, the changes in...

Keywords: Africa
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
L. Bank; L. Qambata
Type of publication: Book

Based on fieldwork in Ngxingxolo in 1997-1998, this study highlights some of the key changes that have taken place in the way rural livelihoods have been made in Mooiplaas location, situated 45 km outside the city of East London in the Eastern Cape Province (South Africa). In...

Keywords: Africa
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
D.F. Bryceson
Type of publication: Book

The upsurge in nonagricultural income diversification which has taken place on the African continent during the last fifteen years represents large-scale agrarian labour displacement within an accelerated process of depeasantization. The literature's current...

Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
E.A.M. Rijnierse
Type of publication: Book

This paper proposes a conceptual framework for the systematic linking of theory and empiricism in a transnational perspective accommodating the local, the national and the international simultaneously. The argument expands the narrow State-centred approach of Patrick Chabal...

Keywords: Africa
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
B. Chukwuezi
Type of publication: Book

This working paper provides research findings emanating from the De-Agrarianisation and Rural Employment (DARE) Research Programme, coordinated by the African Studies Centre, Leiden. The aim of the Programme was to examine, from a multidisciplinary perspective, the changes in...

Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
M.B. Yunusa
Type of publication: Book

This working paper provides research findings emanating from the De-Agrarianisation and Rural Employment (DARE) Research Programme, coordinated by the African Studies Centre, Leiden. The aim of the Programme was to examine, from a multidisciplinary perspective, the changes in...

Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
M.A. Iliya
Type of publication: Book

This working paper provides research findings emanating from the De-Agrarianisation and Rural Employment (DARE) Research Programme, coordinated by the African Studies Centre, Leiden. The aim of the Programme was to examine, from a multidisciplinary perspective, the changes in...

Open access: Full text
Added to database: 02 April 2012
I. Brinkman
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Journal of Southern African studies
Added to database: 23 December 2011
A. Akinyoade
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Ife PsychologIA
Keywords: fertility, Nigeria
Added to database: 23 December 2011
S. Ellis
Type of publication: Book

This study of the civil war in Liberia is organized in two sections. The first, which is presented in the form of a chronicle, recounts the history of the Liberian war which began in 1989. Chapters 1 and 2 retrace the course of events at different levels of society, while at...

Keywords: civil war, Country, history, identity, Liberia, politics, violence
Added to database: 23 December 2011
S. Ellis
Type of publication: Conference Paper
In: Paper presented at the 'African Affairs' seminar
Added to database: 23 December 2011
S. Ellis
Type of publication: Conference Paper
In: Paper presented on 'War study day', African Studies Centre
Keywords: African studies
Added to database: 23 December 2011

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