keyword: women

women

• Stay With Me
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 79 (2017/18)
  Lauren Devine
• Post-Revolutionary Tunisia: The Conceptualisation of Women in the Islamist Discourse on Facebook
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 78 (2016/17)
  Manel Zouabi (Centre for Women’s Studies, University of York)
• Re-thinking the Calabash; Yoruba Women as Containers
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 78 (2016/17)
  Emma Christina Rice
• The Other Side of the Bush
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 75 (2013/14)
  Patience Nitumwesiga
• Summoning the Rains
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 75 (2013/14)
  Elinor Rooks (University of Leeds)
• The Female King of Colonial Nigeria: Ahebi Ugbabe
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 74 (2012/13)
  Victor Ukaegbu (University of Northampton)
• Sexuality and Gender Politics in Mozambique: Rethinking Gender in Africa
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 74 (2012/13)
  Simone Doctors and Chris Paterson (University of Leeds)
• The Front Line Runs Through Every Woman: Women and Local Resistance in the Zimbabwean Liberation Struggle
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 74 (2012/13)
  Kate Law (University of the Free State, South Africa)
• The Nation Writ Small: African Fictions and Feminisms, 1958-1988
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 74 (2012/13)
  Jane Plastow (University of Leeds)
• Gendering the African Diaspora: Women, Culture, and Historical Change in the Caribbean and Nigerian Hinterland
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 73 (2011/12)
  Karen Cereso
• Stirring the Pot: A History of African Cuisine
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 73 (2011/12)
  Lynette Hunter (University of California Davis)
• Women as Artists in Contemporary Zimbabwe / Performance and Politics in Tanzania / Ngoma
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 70 (2008)
  Jane Plastow (University of Leeds)
• Writing Madness: Borderlines of the body in African literature
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 69 (2007)
  Jane Plastow (University of Leeds)
• Undermining Development: The absence of power among local NGOs in Africa
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 68 (2006)
  John Plastow (Oxfam Ireland, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania)
• Muslim Women Sing
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 68 (2006)
  Karin Barber (Centre of West African Studies, University of Birmingham)
• Across Literacies: A Study of Gendered Oracies and Literacies in the Cameroonian Parliament
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 68 (2006)
  Lem Lilian Atanga (University of Lancaster)
• The Languages and Literatures of Africa
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 67 (2005)
  James Gibbs (University of the West of England)
• NGOs, Performance and Conflict Transformation
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 67 (2005)
  Judy El-Bushra and David Kerr
• Obwenzi and Entalo: Two Radio Plays for Development
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 67 (2005)
  Patrick Mangeni (Makerere University,Uganda)
• Two Weeks in the Trenches: Reminiscences of Childhood and War in Eritrea
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 66 (2004)
  Jane Plastow (University of Leeds)
• Talking Gender: Conversations with Kenyan Women Writers
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 66 (2004)
  Susan Nalugwa Kiguli (University of Leeds)
• “Portuguese” Style and Luso-African Identity: Precolonial Senegambia, Sixteenth-Nineteenth Centuries
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 66 (2004)
  Malyn Newitt (King’s College London)
• Bessie Head
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 66 (2004)
  Elinettie Chabwera (University of Leeds)
• Professor Carolyn Baylies
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 66 (2004)
  Lionel Cliffe (University of Leeds)
• Courage and Consequence: Women Publishing in Africa
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 65 (2003)
  Jane Plastow (University of Leeds)
• The Struggle for Land in Africa
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 64 (2001)
  Professor Lionel Cliffe (University of Leeds)
• Women in Academia: Gender and Academic Freedom in Africa
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 63 (2000)
  Jane Plastow (University of Leeds)
• African Women: A Modern History
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 62 (1997)
  Frances Harding (School of Oriental & African Studies)
• Readings in African Popular Culture
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 62 (1997)
  Martin Banham (University of Leeds)
• Kampala Women Getting By: Wellbeing In The Time Of Aids
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 61 (1996)
  Carolyn Baylies (University of Leeds)
• Dr Judy Kimble (1952-1986)
  Issue: African Studies Bulletin No. 45 (1986)