Centre of African Studies
Cambridge Centre of African Studies Book Series
(Ohio University Press)
There are 3 books published under this which are:
1. Abolitionism and Imperialism in Britain, Africa, and the Atlantic link
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Edited by Derek R. Peterson.
2. Christianity and Public Culture in Africa— 2011
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Edited by Harri Englund
3. Peacebuilding, Power, and Politics in Africa— 2012
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Edited by Devon Curtis and Gwinyayi A.Dzinesa
More information about Cambridge Centre of African Studies Book Series can be found here
Books that may be of interest:
CONSERVATION SONG: A HISTORY OF PEASANT–STATE RELATIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT IN MALAWI, 1860 –2000.,
By Wapulumuka Oliver Mulwafu. The White Horse Press.
A CONSERVATION HISTORY WITH LESSONS FOR TODAY. Conservation Song explores ways in which colonial relations shaped meanings and conflicts over environmental control and management in Malawi.…
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arising out of Cambridge scholars' work. Titles available for sale are listed below:
1. Metal in Africa, by A McKeating and D Phillipson (with advice and assistance from Rachel Maclean). Cambridge Africana (1996), ISBN 0 902993 32 1. £2.95
Metal in Africa was published jointly by the African Studies Centre and the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology 1996, and produced in conjunction with a special exhibition, Metal in Africa, at the Cambridge University Museum of Archeology and Anthropology (26th September 1996 - 28th February 1998).
2. From Mau Mau to Harambee, by Tom Askwith. edited by Joanna Lewis. Cambridge African Monograph Series no 17 (1995), ISBN 0 902993 30 5. £9.95
3. Human Rights and the Making of Constitutions: Malawi,Kenya, Uganda,
edited by Joanna Lewis, Peggy Owens, Louise Pirouet. Cambridge African Monograph Series no 18 (1995), ISBN 0 902993 31 3, £4.95
4. Why Angola Matters,
edited by Keith Hart and Joanna Lewis. ISBN 0 85255 394 3, £11.95
5. Witchcraft in Contemporory Tanzania.
edited by Ray Abrahams. Cambridge African Monograph Series no 16 (1994). ISBN 0 902993 29 1, £7.00.
6. Marriage and Divorce among the Asante,
by T E Kyei. Cambridge African Monograph Series no 14 (1992), ISBN 0 902993 27 5, £7.00.
7. From Slaves to Palm Oil,
by G.I. Jones. ISBN 0-902993-26-7, £6.00.
8. Militants or Proletarians? The Economic Culture of Underground Gold Miners in Southern Ghana, 1906-1976,
by Don Robotham. ISBN 0-902993-25-9, £6.00
9. Asante Brass Casting. Lost-wax casting of gold-weights, ritual vessels and sculptures, with handmade equipment, by Christine Fox. ISBN 0-902993-24-0. Out of print.
10. Smallholder Agriculture in Colonial Kenya: The Official Mind and the Swynnerton Plan,
by Anne Thurston. ISBN 0-902993-19-4, £5.00
11. Teaching Conservation: Proceedings of a Seminar on Teaching Conservation Overseas,
by Simon Albrecht and Janet Seeley. ISBN 0-902993-18-6, £4.50
12. Talking with Ewe Seine Fishermen and Shallot Farmers,
by Polly Hill. ISBN 0-902993-17-8, £5.00
13. Conservation in Sub-Saharan Africa: An Introductory Bibliography for the Social Sciences,
by Janet Seeley, ISBN 0-902993-12-7, £5.00
14. Uganda's First Republic: Administrators and Politicians, 1961-1971,
by A.F. Robertson. ISBN 0-902993-08-9, £5.00
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