Centre for African Studies (LUCAS)

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Tributes

• Tribute to Lionel Cliffe (from Africa Studies Bulletin No. 75 (Winter 2013/14))
• Professor Carolyn Baylies (from African Studies Bulletin No. 66 (March 2004))

Articles

• Thabo Mbeki’s AIDS denialism - Emma Camp (from Africa Studies Bulletin No. 77 (Winter 2015/16))
• Land Issues under Power-Sharing: Comparing Kenya and Zimbabwe - Lionel Cliffe (from Africa Studies Bulletin No. 72 (Winter 2010/11))
• BAND AID: Memories from the Field 25 Years Ago - Lionel Cliffe, Jane Plastow & Philip White (from Africa Studies Bulletin No. 72 (Winter 2010/11))
• Senate resolution on the retirement of Lionel Cliffe (from African Studies Bulletin No. 64 (December 2001))
• The Struggle for Land in Africa - Lionel Cliffe (from African Studies Bulletin No. 64 (December 2001))
• Conference on the transition to socialism in Africa (from African Studies Bulletin No. 37 (November 1982))

Reviews

• Outcomes of Post-2000 Fast Track Land Reform in Zimbabwe (from Africa Studies Bulletin No. 75 (Winter 2013/14))
• Being Maasai, Becoming Indigenous/ I Say to You/ Pastoralism & Politics (from Africa Studies Bulletin No. 74 (Winter 2012/13))
• When a State turns on its Citizens /Zimbabwe’s Lost Decade: Politics, Development & Society (from Africa Studies Bulletin No. 74 (Winter 2012/13))
• Milk and Peace, Drought and War: Somali Culture, Society and Politics (from Africa Studies Bulletin No. 73 (Winter 2011/12))
• Land, Memory, Reconstruction, and Justice/ Making History in Mugabe’s Zimbabwe (from Africa Studies Bulletin No. 73 (Winter 2011/12))
• Eritrea: A Dream Deferred (from Africa Studies Bulletin No. 72 (Winter 2010/11))
• Becoming Somaliland /Understanding Somalia and Somaliland, Culture, History, Society. (from Africa Studies Bulletin No. 71 (Winter 2009/10))
• Working on the Margins: Black Workers, White Farmers in Postcolonial Zimbabwe (from African Studies Bulletin No. 65 (March 2003))
• The Feasibility of Democracy in Africa / Disciplining Democracy / The Congo from Leopold to Kabila (from African Studies Bulletin No. 65 (March 2003))