keyword: war

war

• Representing the Child Soldier: Authenticity and Humanitarian Consumption in Uzodinma Iweala’s Beasts of No Nation and Chris Abani’s Song for Night
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 79 (2017/18)
  Lauren Devine (University of Leeds)
• Afro-modernism: an assessment - a study of the occult in the Sierra Leone conflict
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 72 (2010/11)
  Paul Richards (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
• Aspects of Traditional Wisdom: Agents of Conflict Resolution
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 71 (2009/10)
  Solomon Tsehaye
• Review of War and the Politics of Identity in Ethiopia: The Making of Enemies and Allies in the Horn of Africa
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 71 (2009/10)
  June Rock (Independent Consultant)
• Supernumeraries of the Human Race? Reflections on the African 'holocaust'
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 69 (2007/08)
  Morris Szeftel (University of Leeds)
• Review of L'ONU dans la crise en Sierra Leone / Conflict and Collusion in Sierra Leone / Civil War, Civil Peace
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 68 (2006/07)
  Dr Andreu Solà-Martín (Africa Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies) and Tom Woodhouse (Centre for Conflict Resolution. Both of Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford.)
• Review of Antecedents to Modern Rwanda: The Nyiginya Kingdom
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 68 (2006/07)
  Shane Doyle (University of Leeds)
• Review of Amulets and Dreams: War, Youth and Change in Africa
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 67 (2005/06)
  Mahmood Messkoub (University of Leeds)
• NGOs, Performance and Conflict Transformation
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 67 (2005/06)
  Judy El-Bushra and David Kerr
• Obwenzi and Entalo: Two Radio Plays for Development
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 67 (2005/06)
  Patrick Mangeni (Makerere University,Uganda)
• Review of Two Weeks in the Trenches: Reminiscences of Childhood and War in Eritrea
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 66 (2004/05)
  Jane Plastow (University of Leeds)
• Myth-Making and the Rationality of Mass Murder
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 66 (2004/05)
  René Lemarchand (University of Florida)
• Ethnicity Kills? The Political Economy of War in Africa
  Issue: Leeds African Studies Bulletin No. 63 (2000/01)
  Einar Braathen (Norwegian Institute for Urban and Regional Research), Morten Bøås (Centre for Environment and Development, University of Oslo) and Gjermund Sæther (Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs)