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.
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W.M.J. van Binsbergen
Type of publication: Conference Paper
In: Paper presented at the international seminar on "Migration and rural development in tropical Africa", org. by the Afrika-Studie centrum, Leiden, 21-25 November 1977

Reacts upon Robert H. Bates' Rural responses to industrialization : a study of village Zambia' (London, 1976), which is an attempt to account for the transformation of Zambian society. Argues that most of Bates' answers are wrong

Keywords: Rural, social change, Zambia
Added to database: 23 December 2011
W.M.J. van Binsbergen
Editors: R. Werbner
Type of publication: Book Chapter
In: Regional cults

A generic relation holds between two types of cult of affliction in formerly Barotseland. Cults of one type, the non-regional, form a substratum out of which cults of the other type, the regional, may spring forth under certain conditions, and into which they submerge again...

Keywords: African religions, cults, Zambia
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
W.M.J. van Binsbergen
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Cultures et developpement

Review of Robert H. Bates, Rural Responses to Industrialization: A Study of Village Zambia, New Haven & London, 1976. Even though this book is important because it is a major step towards asking the right questions concerning the transformation of Central-African society...

Keywords: industrial development, Rural, rural areas, Zambia
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
W.M.J. van Binsbergen
Editors: S. Roberts
Type of publication: Book Chapter
In: Law and the family in Africa

States that formal Local Courts did exist all right, but they were peripheral rather than central to the judicial process, and to the conflict-regulatory process in general, and such conflictws as most deeply concerned and aroused local communities, were hardly subject to...

Keywords: Africa, customary law, Nkoya, Zambia
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
W.E.A. van Beek
Type of publication: Review
In: Bijdragen tot de taal-, land- en volkenkunde
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 03 April 2012
H.A. Meilink
Type of publication: Review
In: De Economist
Keywords: Country, developing countries
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 03 April 2012
W.M.J. van Binsbergen
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Ufahamu
Keywords: Zambia
Added to database: 23 December 2011
W.M.J. van Binsbergen
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: African Perspectives

This article explores the deeper structural implications of the Lumpa rising in 1964, in the context of religious innovation, class formation, and the state in Zambia. After having mentioned the specific problems raised by Lumpa, the A. first discusses the background of...

Keywords: Africa, Lumpa Church, rebellions, Zambia
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
W.M.J. van Binsbergen
Type of publication: Conference Paper
In: Paper read at the Association of Social Anthropologists of Great Britain and the Commonwealth (ASA) Annual Conference on Regional Cults and Oracles, Manchester, 35 pp, 1976
Keywords: Africa
Added to database: 23 December 2011
W.M.J. van Binsbergen
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Cultures et developpement

V.W. Turner's theory of ritual symbolism among the Ndembu Lunda (1958) is analysed with regard to its applicability to urban ritual. Main purpose in this paper is not to provide a thorough summary and evaluation of Turner's work, but to consider only one limited...

Keywords: fieldwork, magic, Nkoya, Zambia
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
W.M.J. van Binsbergen; R. Buijtenhuijs
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: African Perspectives

Brief elucidation of the diverse contributions to a special issue of "African Perspectives" concerning religious innovation in modern African society. Ref

Keywords: religion, Subsaharan Africa
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
J.C. Hoorweg; R. Niemeijer
Type of publication: Book
Keywords: food, Kenya, Kikuyu
Added to database: 23 December 2011
J.C. Hoorweg; J.P. Stanfield
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology

Abridged sum.: Three groups of Ugandan children who had been admitted to hospital for treatment of protein energy malnutrition between the ages of eight to 27 months, and one comparison group of children who had not been clinically malnourished throughout the whole period up...

Keywords: children, malnutrition, Uganda
Added to database: 23 December 2011
J.C. Hoorweg
Type of publication: Book

This study is concerned with the relation between protein-energy malnutrition and the intellectual abilities of children in Uganda. The findings are based on the investigation of a group of 60 Ugandan boys and girls who became severely malnourished during the first 27 months...

Keywords: children, malnutrition, Uganda
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
J.C. Hoorweg
Editors: V. Staudt Sexton; H. Misiak
Type of publication: Book Chapter
In: Psychology around the world

This review of the development and current status of psychology in Africa focuses on Africa south of the Sahara, excluding South Africa. The author discusses the research topics which have attracted the attention of psychologists in Africa, including perception (illusions,...

Keywords: Africa, psychology, Subsaharan Africa
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Added to database: 23 December 2011
E.A.B. van Rouveroy van Nieuwaal
Type of publication: Book

Deze verhandeling beoogt een vergelijking tussen twee soorten rechtspraak in Noord-Togo, het westers georiënteerd recht en een verscheidenheid van plaatselijk verschillend volksrecht. De rechtspraak vormt een duidelijk spanningsveld tussen een van "boven af" of...

Keywords: conflict of laws, customary law, dissertations (form), family law, marriage law, Togo
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
B.E. Harrell-Bond; U. Rijnsdorp
Type of publication: Book

After an introductory chapter on the assumptions and methods of the study, which was carried out in Sierra Leone in 1971, this report contains chapters on marriage, divorce, property rights of women, maintenance responsibilities, rights over children and adoption under...

Keywords: customary law, family law, Sierra Leone
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
M.S. Muller
Type of publication: Book

Focuses upon social interaction patterns in the Housing Estate of Kitale (Kenya). The inhabitants of this low income Housing Estate are sensitive to the same kind of spatial characteristics of housing as are people living under similar conditions in other societies. Both...

Keywords: dissertations (form), housing, interpersonal relations, Kenya
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
P.J. Briers; J.C. Hoorweg; J.P. Stanfield
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Acta Paediatrica Scandinavia
Open access: Full text
Added to database: 23 December 2011
I. McDowell; J.C. Hoorweg
Type of publication: Journal Article
In: Ecology of food and nutrition
Added to database: 23 December 2011

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