Africa

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Articles in March 2001 issue of Africa

• Marxist Modern: an ethnographic history of the Ethiopian revolution.(Review)
  by ABBINK, JON
• REVIVING THE DEAD: ENTANGLED HISTORIES IN THE PRIVATISATION OF THE TANZANIAN SISAL INDUSTRY.
  by Sabea, Hanan
• Oromo Nationalism and the Ethiopian Discourse: the search for freedom and democracy.(Review)
  by AGUILAR, MARIO I.
• THE POLITICS OF LAND ACQUISITION AND STRUGGLES OVER LAND IN THE `COMMUNAL' AREAS OF ZIMBABWE: THE GOKWE REGION IN THE 1980s AND 1990s.
  by Nyambara, Pius Shungudzapera
• Mau Mau's Daughter: a life history.(Review)
  by LONSDALE, JOHN
• SECRETS OF SUCCESS UNCERTAINTY, PROFITS AND PROSPERITY IN THE GARI ECONOMY OF IBADAN, 1992-94.
  by Wan, Mimi Y.
• `A Job, A Shop, and Loving Business'.(Review)
  by BEHRENDS, ANDREA
• BORDER ZONE TRADE AND THE ECONOMIC BOUNDARIES OF THE STATE IN NORTH-EAST GHANA.
  by Chalfin, Brenda
• Agenda for Africa's Economic Renewal.(Review)
  by CRAMER, C.
• Angola's Last Best Chance for Peace: an insider's account of the peace process.(Review)
  by ALQAQ, RICHARD
• MARKETS IN AFRICA IN A NEW ERA.
  by Guyer, Jane I.; Hansen, Karen Tranberg
• Diversification and Accumulation in Rural Tanzania: anthropological perspectives on village economics.(Review)
  by PONTE, STEFANO
• From Obscurity to Bright Dawn: how Nyasaland became Malawi: an insider's account.(Review)
  by WISEMAN, JOHN A.
• Fertility and Household Labour in Tanzania: demography, economy, and society in Rufiji District, c. 1870-1986.(Review)
  by RICHEY, LISA
• South Africa in Transition: the misunderstood miracle.(Review)
  by HEARN, JULIE
• Lethal Aid: the illusion of socialism and self-reliance in Tanzania.(Review)
  by KELSALL, TIM
• Mapping Intersections: African literature and Africa's development.(Review)
  by OSEI-NYAME, KWADWO JR
• Mauritius, an island of success: a retrospective study 1960-93.(Review)
  by HOUBERT, JEAN
• Kerma and the Kingdom of Kush, 2500-1500 BC: the archaeological discovery of an ancient Nubian empire.(Review)
  by WELSBY, DEREK A.
• Ethiopia: traditions of creativity.(Review)
  by BAXTER, P. T. W.
• Bodies and Persons: comparative perspectives from Africa and Melanesia.(Review)
  by JOSEPHIDES, LISETTE