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| 1. | Finance in Africa: Achievements and challenges
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| 2. | Understanding motion in static pictures: How do low-educated South-Africans evaluate arrows in health-related pictures?
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| 3. | L'árabe dialectal, langue vivante au Maroc et dans l'Union Européenne?
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| 4. | An Introduction to human rights in the Middle East & North Africa - a guide for NGOs
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| 5. | Growing roots and wings: A case study on English literacy in Namibia
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| 6. | Personality and culture in South Africa
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| 7. | Social capital and agricultural innovation in sub Saharan Africa
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| 8. | Does market participation promote generalized trust? Experimental evidence from Southern Africa
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| 9. | Social norms, tenure security and soil conservation: Evidence from Burundi
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| 10. | Identity in South Africa: Examining self-descriptions across ethnic groups
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| 11. | Violent conflict and behavior: A field experiment in Burundi
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| 12. | A relational view of knowledge transfer effectiveness in small new technology-based firms: An empirical analysis of a South African case
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| 13. | Socioeconomic status, anthropometric status and developmental outcomes of East-African Children
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| 14. | A cultural view on planning: The case of weaving in Ivory Coast
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| 15. | Review. (Review of the book iKasi: The moral ecology of South Africa's township youth, S. Swartz, 2010)
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| 16. | Striking parallel: Cairo-Berlin
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| 17. | Relationship marketing for SMEs in Uganda
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| 18. | Exploring new spaces for women in transitional justice in Eritrea and Zimbabwe
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| 19. | Exploring new spaces for women in transitional justice in Eritrea and Zimbabwe
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| 20. | Peasant grievance and insurgency in Sierra Leone: Judicial serfdom as a driver of conflict
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| 21. | Financing Africa: Through the crisis and beyond
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| 22. | Exploring whether behavior in context-free experiments is predictive of behavior in the field: Evidence from public good experiments in rural Sierra Leone
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| 23. | Socio-cultural aspects of identity formation: The Relationship between commitment and well-being in student samples from Cameroon and Germany
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| 24. | Public Debt Management and Bond Markets in Africa
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| 25. | Zimbabwe: Women's voices
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| 26. | Survivors of the Rwandan genocide under domestic and International legal procedures
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| 27. | Improving Organisational Performance through knowledge management: The case of Financial Institutions in Uganda
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| 28. | High Performance Organisations: the case of Financial Institutions in Uganda
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| 29. | Multilingual education policy in practice: Classroom literacy instructions in different scripts in Eritrea
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| 30. | Onderscheid en complementariteit: Gender en de visuele kunsten in Afrika
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| 31. | Cultural encounters: Western scholarship and Fang statuary from Equatorial Africa
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| 32. | L2 reading in multilingual Eritrea: The influence of L1 reading and English proficiency
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| 33. | The role of weight-for-age and disease stage in the poor psychomotor outcomes of HIV infected children in Kilifi, Kenya
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| 34. | The importance of external knowledge sources for the newness of innovations of South African firms
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| 35. | Validation of the Infant-Toddler HOME Inventory among households in low income communities at the Kenyan Coast
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| 36. | Onderscheid en complementariteit: Gender en de visuele kunsten in Afrika
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| 37. | De strafbaarstelling van gedwongen huwelijken onder internationaal strafrecht: De rechtspraak van het Sierra Leone-tribunaal als bron van inspiratie voor rechtsvorming elders ter wereld
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| 38. | South Africa in Dutch children's literature, 1899-1901: The U-Huhu stories of Nynke van Hichtum
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| 39. | Eroding the myth of pure evil: When victims become perpetrators and perpetrators become victims
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| 40. | Number of siblings in childhood explains cultural variance in autobiographical memory in Cameroon, PR China, and Germany
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| 41. | Cultural encounters: Western scholarship and Fang Statuary from equatorial Africa
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| 42. | A note on income shocks and governance
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| 43. | Essays on Exchange Rate Policy in Developing Countries
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| 44. | Een onderzoek naar de Waarheids- en Verzoeningscommissie van Zuid-Afrika
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| 45. | The learning organisation as a management of change approach: a case study of the Dutch Police and the South African Police Service ( SAPS): a top management perspective
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| 46. | Practices, challenges and prospects of human resources management (HRM) in developing countries. The case of Eritrean civil service
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| 47. | Limitation of Rights: A Study of the European Convention and the South African Bill of Rights
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| 48. | Language and Education in Eritrea. A Case Study of Language Diversity, Policy and Practice
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| 49. | Literacy acquisition in multilingual Eritrea
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| 50. | Indigenousness in Africa: A contested framework for empowerment of 'Marginalized' ethno-cultural communities
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| 51. | Successive and additional measures to the TRC Amnesty Scheme in South Africa: Prosecutions and presidential pardons
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| 52. | Ethnic identity, acculturation orientations and psychological well-being among adolescents of immigrant background in Kenya
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| 53. | Innovation outcomes of South African new technology-based firms: A contribution to the debate on the performance of science park firms
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| 54. | Monetary policy and oil price surges in Nigeria
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| 55. | The Dogon and civil society. (Review of the book The Dogon and civil society, E. Kühn, 2011)
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| 56. | Divination: Du bon sens dans le chaos
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| 57. | Marginality, disempowerment and contested discourses on indigenousness in Africa
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| 58. | Postcolonial ideologies of language in education: Teachers and parents on English and local language(s) in the Gambia
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| 59. | Do you want me to translate this in English or in a better Mandinka language?: Unequal literacy regimes and grassroots spelling practices in peri-urban Gambia
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| 60. | Jongeren lezen omdat het leuk is, niet omdat het moet!: Een internationale vergelijking van leesgedrag van jongeren in Peking, Kaapstad en Nederland
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| 61. | Postcolonial ideologies of language in education: Voices from below on English and local language(s) in The Gambia
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| 62. | Divination: Du bon sens dans le chaos
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| 63. | Cultural models of power in Africa
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| 64. | Dogon and civil society
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| 65. | Piracy in a legal context: Prosecution of pirates operating off the Somali coast
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| 66. | Piraterij voor de kust van Somalië
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| 67. | Forever liminal: Twins among the Kapsiki/Higi of North Cameroon and Northeastern Nigeria
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| 68. | The gender of beer: Beer symbolism among the Kapsiki/Higi and the Dogon
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| 69. | Challenges of democratization in Africa: Thoughts on Kenya and Zimbabwe (Editorial)
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| 70. | Socioeconomic status, anthropometric status, and psychomotor development of Kenyan children from a resource-limited setting: A path-analytic study
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| 71. | Literacy and script attitudes in multilingual Eritrea
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| 72. | Schooling and basic aspects of intelligence: A natural quasi-experiment in Malawi
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| 73. | The emergence of the independent self: Autobiographical memory as a mediator of false belief understanding and motive orientation in Cameroonian and German preschoolers
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| 74. | Enhancing psychological assessment in Sub-Saharan Africa through participant consultation
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| 75. | Developmental monitoring using caregiver reports in a resource-limited setting: the case of Kilifi, Kenya
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| 76. | Literacy use and instruction in multilingual Eritrea
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| 77. | The old man and the letter: Repertoires of literacy and languaging in a modern multiethnic Gambian village
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| 78. | Banking sector stability, efficiency and outreach in Kenya
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| 79. | Tales of death and regeneration in West Africa
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| 80. | Affirmed identities? The experience of black middle managers dealing with affirmative action and equal opportunity policies in a South African mine
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| 81. | The Resource Curse - A Natural Experiment
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| 82. | Tragedy and tiumph: Rwandan women's resilience in the face of sexual violence
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| 83. | Antireligieus? Dan buitenspel in Egypte
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| 84. | Number of siblings explains cultural differences in autobiographical memory in PR China, Cameroon, and Germany
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| 85. | 'We are all beginners': Amazigh in language policy and educational practice in Morocco
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| 86. | Implicit personality conceptions of the Nguni cultural-linguistic groups of South Africa
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| 87. | Victimological approaches to international crimes: Africa
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| 88. | Migratie 'Out of Africa': Krachten en tegenkrachten
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| 89. | The struggle for abandonment of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) in Egypt
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| 90. | Adaptation to climate change to save biodiversity: Lessons learned from African and European experiences
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| 91. | Agadir, ville plurilingue au Maroc contemporain
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| 92. | Writing locality in globalized Swahili: Semiotizing space in a Tanzanian novel
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| 93. | English literacy in schools and public places in multilingual Eritrea
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| 94. | Forecasting the South African economy: A DSGE-VAR approach
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| 95. | Nine languages and three scripts: Literacy practices, attitudes and trans-idiomatic applications in multilingual Eritrea
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| 96. | Searching for triple dividends in South Africa: Fighting CO2 pollution and poverty while promoting growth
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| 97. | Redistributing environmental tax revenue to reduce poverty in South Africa: The cases of energy and water
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| 98. | The Proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons in the Conflict Zones of Darfur, the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Central African Republic and Uganda
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| 99. | Die modaliteite van konstitusionele toetsing as 'n uitwerking van konstitusionalisme: 'n kritiese en regsvergelykende beskouing van die Engelse reg in die Verenigde Koninkryk en die Suid-Afrikaanse reg
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| 100. | Peacekeeping skills in the African context
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| 101. | Counsel
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| 102. | The healer and his phone: Medical dynamics among the Kapsiki of North Cameroon and Northeastern Nigeria
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| 103. | Protection of indigenous peoples on the African continent: Concepts, position seeking, and the interaction of legal systems
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| 104. | Judicial review of legislation: A comparative study of the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and South Africa
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| 105. | Auditing in Egypt: A study of the legal framework and profesional standards
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| 106. | Amazighophones et arabophones au Maroc aujourdhui
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| 107. | HIV/AIDS messages as a spur for conversation among youth South Africa?
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| 108. | Legal needs of vulnerable people: A study in Azerbaijan, Mali, Rwanda, Egypt and Bangladesh
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| 109. | A sociolinguistic profile of The Gambia
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| 110. | Challenges of democratization in Africa: Thoughts on Kenya and Zimbabwe (Editorial)
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| 111. | Indigenousness in Africa: A contested legal framework for empowerment of 'Marginalized' communities
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| 112. | Fragile support: MONUC's reputation and legitimacy in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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| 113. | El Cairo: el nuevo muro de Berlin
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| 114. | Systemic competitiveness approach: Experiences from manufacturing firms in Eritrea
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| 115. | Achieving sustainable competitive advantage: Experiences from manufacturing firms in Eritrea
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| 116. | Objectives of Victim Assistance: the Professionalization of Service Providing Organizations. A Comparison between European Experiences and recent Developments in South Africa
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| 117. | Constitutionalism in the Netherlands and South Africa: A comparative study
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| 118. | Public debt management and bond markets in Africa
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| 119. | Literacy use and acquisition in multilingual Eritrea
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| 120. | Footprints of the future. Dogon fox divination.
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| 121. | Critical issues in government debt management and bond markets in Africa
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| 122. | Boys and masks among the Dogon
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| 123. | Agency in Kapsiki religion, a comparative approach.
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| 124. | Public management in developing countries: Some notes on Eritrea
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| 125. | Safeguarding SMEs dynamic capabilities in technology innovative SME-large company partnerships in South Africa
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| 126. | Infant-toddler development in a multiple risl environment in Kenya
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| 127. | Does technology and Innovation Management improve Market Position? Empirical Evidence from Innovating Firms in South Africa
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| 128. | The Contribution of the Rwanda Tribunal to the Development of International Law, Martinus Nijhoff 2005. (Review of the book The Contribution of the Rwanda Tribunal to the Development of International Law,, 2005)
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| 129. | Training over rechten van vrouwen in Rwanda
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| 130. | Genocide in Rwanda gaat nog steeds door (Verkrachtingen)
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| 131. | Primary school achievements and the MDGs in Africa
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| 132. | Connecting Africa. Repository Service. Africa Studies Centre, Leiden, the Netherlands: A portal for Africanists: Publications and experts unite - increasing global visibility of Africanist research
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| 133. | Trait-making for labour-intensive technology in sub-saharan Africa
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| 134. | Employment relations, the psychological contract and work wellness in the higher education sector in South Africa
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| 135. | Bias and equivalence of psychological measures in South Africa
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| 136. | Mobile phones in Africa: How much do we really know?
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| 137. | Public choice, technology and industrialization in Tanzania
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| 138. | Bureaucratic, engineering and economic men: Decision-making for technology in Tanzania's state-owned enterprises
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| 139. | Capital Controls and Foreign Investor Subsidies Implicit in South Africa's Dual Exchange Rate System
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| 140. | A socio-historical perspective on the Amazigh (Berber) Cultural Movement in North Africa
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| 141. | Capital Controls and Foreign Investor Subsidies Implicit in South Africa's Dual Exchange Rate System
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| 142. | Book review. (Review of the book Morocco: The Islamist Awakening and Other Challenges. New York: Oxford University Press, 2005. In: African Studies Quarterly. Volume 8, issue 4.,, 2005, 0195169638)
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| 143. | Bookreview. (Review of the book Women, Gender and Language in Morocco., F. Sadiqi)
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| 144. | Constitutional Comparison: Japan, Germany, Canada & South Africa. (Review of the book Constitutional Comparison: Japan, Germany, Canada & South Africa, Francois Venter, 2000, 9041115102)
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| 145. | The HIV Anticaptory Saving Motive: An Empirical Analysis in South Africa
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| 146. | Assessing developmental outcomes in children from Kilifi, Kenya, following prophylaxis for seizures in cerebral malaria
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| 147. | The Egyptian Background of the'Ointment' Prayer in the Eucharistic Rite of the Didache (10:8)
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| 148. | Traditional risk-sharing arrangements and informal social insurance in Eritrea
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| 149. | The choice of a health care provider in Eritrea
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| 150. | Understanding visuals in HIV/AIDS education in South Africa: differences between literate and low-literate audiences
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| 151. | Patronen in een grillig taallandschap. Een survey-onderzoek naar schriftgebruik en attitudes in Eritrea
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| 152. | Negen talen en drie schriften. Schriftverwerving en schriftgebruik in Eritrea
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| 153. | Nation Building and Pluralism; Experiences and Perspectives in State and Society in South Africa
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| 154. | Contemporary work values in Africa and Europe: Comparing orientations to work in Africa and European societies
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| 155. | Berber Loanwords
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| 156. | South Africa: A rising star? Assessing the X-effectiveness of South Africa's National System of Innovation
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| 157. | Multilingualism and Electronic Language Management'. Proceedings of the 4th International MIDP Colloquium (Studies in Language Policy in South Africa 4)
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| 158. | Industrial Innovation in South Africa: A comparative study
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| 159. | Freedom of Religious Teaching as an Element of the Right to Freedom of Religion in South Africa
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| 160. | A socio-historical perspective on the Amazigh (Berber) cultural movement in North Africa
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| 161. | 2005,, (The unconstitutionality of religiously motivated corporal punishment in independent schools in South Africa)
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| 162. | M & R 2004, 51, (CITES-Verordening: hout uit Kameroen)
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| 163. | Industrial Innovation in South Africa, 1998-2000
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| 164. | Health and literacy in first- and second-generation Moroccan Berber women in the Netherlands: Ill literacy?
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| 165. | Acquiring Tarifit-Berber by children in the Netherlands and Morocco
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| 166. | The limitation of the right to freedom of religion in South Africa
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| 167. | The bearers of the right to freedom of religion in South Africa
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| 168. | Juxtaposing contexts. Doing contextual theology in South Africa and in the Netherlands
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| 169. | Human capital externalities in South Africa
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| 170. | Contextual theology in South Africa and the Netherlands: an introduction
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| 171. | Contextual theology in South Africa and the Netherlands: an introduction
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| 172. | Bakassi, annoatie bij Internationaal Gerechtshof 10 oktober 2002 (land-en zeegrens tussen Nigeria en Kameroen)
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| 173. | The Acquisition of the Plural in Tarifit-Berber between bilingual and monolingual children
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| 174. | Socialezekerheidsverdrag met Marokko. Over doel, middelen en opzeggen
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| 175. | Multilingualism in South Africa, with a focus on KwaZulu-Natal and Metropolitan Durban
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| 176. | Word Order Change in Berber
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| 177. | The maximum sustainable yield of artisanal fishery in Zanzibar: A cointegration approach
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| 178. | The industrial experience of Tanzania
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| 179. | Ethnic Identity, Language Shift and the Amazigh Voice in Morocco and Algeria
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| 180. | Distribution and status of languages in South Africa
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| 181. | Developing language proficiency tests for Tarifit-Berber: From theory to practice
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| 182. | Culture, governance and economic performance: An explorative study with a special focus on Africa
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| 183. | Berbers
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| 184. | Zuid-Afrikaanse symbolen en een Nederlands-Europese lezer. Overwegingen bij een interculturele lectuur
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| 185. | Vaal Triangle Metropolitan Area. Prospects for Trade and Investments in South Africa's Largest Industrial Hub
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| 186. | The trauma of war in Sierra Leone
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| 187. | Household adoption behavior of improved soil conservation: The case of the North Pare and West Usambara mountains of Tanzania
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| 188. | Een taal centraal: het Tamazight (Berbers)
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| 189. | A critical appraisal of agrarian policies in Central Africa
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| 190. | Survival on the Edge: The State, Squatters and Urban Space in Eritrea
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| 191. | The political economy of inappropriate technology: Industrialization in Sub-Saharan Africa
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| 192. | A model of work-related well-being for educators in South Africa
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| 193. | Towards peaceful protest in South Africa: testimony of multinational panel regarding lawful control of demonstrations in the Republic of South Africa before the Commission of Inquiry regarding the prevention of public violence and intimidation
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| 194. | Health Care Governance in Developing Countries: The Case of Eritrea
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| 195. | Capital controls, two-tiered exchange rate systems and exchange rate policy: the South African experience
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| 196. | Agrarian Policies in Central Africa
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| 197. | Guest Professor at the Vaal Triangle Technikon in South Africa: 27/7-8/11 1998
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| 198. | Policy Preparation on the Assistance to Veterinary Services of Zambia (ASVEZA)
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| 199. | Construct, Item, and Method Bias of Cognitive and Personality Tests in South Africa
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| 200. | Trait-taking versus trait-making in technical choice: The case of Africa
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| 201. | The state, technology and industrialization in Africa
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| 202. | Appropriate technology in publicly owned industries in Kenya and Tanzania
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| 203. | Appropriate technology in publicly owned industries in Kenia and Tanzania
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| 204. | The choice of technology in public enterprise: A comparative study of manufacturing industry in Kenya and Tanzania
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| 205. | The informal sector in Chad
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| 206. | Bias in an adapted version of the 15FQ+ in South Africa
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| 207. | Transition to Accrual Accounting in the Public Sector of Developed and Developing Countries: Problems and Requirements. With Special Focus on the Netherlands and Egypt
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| 208. | The teaching of Modern Standard Arabic to Moroccan pupils in elementary schools in the Netherlands. A study of proficiency, status and input
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| 209. | Market-Oriented Policy Changes and Manufacturing Performance: The Case of Eritrea
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| 210. | Human carrying capacity and physiological carrying capacity of land in a degrading environment: the case of the Fulani in the Sahel
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| 211. | Practices and challenges of the training and utilization of labour in sub-Saharan Africa: the case of the Eritrean civil service
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| 212. | Improved iodine status is associated with improved mental performance of schoolchildren in Benin
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| 213. | Game cropping and wildlife conservation in Kenya
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| 214. | Modelling inflation in South Africa: A multivariate cointegration analysis
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| 215. | Language diversity, policy, and practice in Eritrea
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| 216. | Multilingualism and nation building: language and education in Eritrea
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| 217. | Inductive reasoning in Zambia, Turkey, and the Netherlands Establishing cross-cultural equivalence
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| 218. | Economics of deforestation in Ethiopia
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| 219. | The taxation implicit in two-tiered exchange rate systems
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| 220. | The Netherlands: old emigrants - young immigrant country
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| 221. | How good is growth for the poor?: the role of the initial income distribution in regional diversity in poverty trends
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| 222. | Codeswitching in Gambia. Eine soziolinguistische Untersuchung von Mandinka, Wolof und Englisch in Kontakt
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| 223. | Tweetalige ontwikkeling in context: het Berbers en het Nederlands van in Nederland wonende kinderen
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| 224. | The Maximum Sustainable Yield of Artisanal Fishery in Zanzibar: A Cointegration Approach
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| 225. | Tarifit als casus. Onderwijs in eigen taal
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| 226. | Obstacles and preconditions for logistics and manufacturing improvements in Africa - A case study
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| 227. | Le profil sociolinguistique des eleves arabophones et berberophones dans l'enseignement primaire au Maroc
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| 228. | An integrated socioeconomic analysis of innovation adoption: The case of hybrid cocoa in Ghana
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| 229. | Tweetalige ontwikkeling in context: Een studie naar de ontwikkeling van het Berbers en het Nederlands van Marokkaanse kinderen in Nederland.
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| 230. | Spelenderwijs leren kinderen Berbers en Koerdisch
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| 231. | Silsilat "l-lugha dyal-i", d-darija l-maghribiya: l-guz' l-'awwel (Series 'My own Language", Maroccan Arabic: part one)
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| 232. | Le Maroc au coeur de l'Europe. L'Enseignement de la langue et culture d'origine (ELCO) aux eleves marocains dans cinq pays europeens
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| 233. | LKitab n ttawjih n tarifit
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| 234. | L'amazigh (berbere) et le dynamisme identitaire au Maroc et en Algerie
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| 235. | Investment climate, investment incentives and investment promotion for tourism development in Namibia
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| 236. | Handleiding (in het Duits, Engels, Spaans, Frans, Koerdisch, Nederlands, Tarifit, Turks en Arabisch) bij de serie 'Mijn eigen Taal'
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| 237. | De moeizame emancipatie van het Berber. Gesprek met Dirk van Delft
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| 238. | Aspects sociolinguistiques des Marocains vivant au Maroc et en Europe
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| 239. | Arabic and Berber in the Netherlands and France
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| 240. | Reviving tourism in Sudan - Political and financial constraints
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| 241. | Language loss among native speakers of Moroccan-Arabic in the Netherlands
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| 242. | Language loss among native speakers of Moroccan-Arabic in the Netherlands
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| 243. | [Review article of Carol Myers-Scotton: 'Social Motivations of Codeswitching: Evidence from Africa' and 'Duelling languages: Grammatical structure in Codeswitching'
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| 244. | Sentence processing and Language shift: the case of Moroccan Arabic in The Netherlands
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| 245. | African Philosophy and the Quest for Authentic Liberation of Africa
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| 246. | The educational attainment of second generation immigrants in the Netherlands
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| 247. | The economics of roscas and intra-household resource allocation
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