Connecting-Africa | Repository

Repository: Naples - University of Naples

Status:	active
OAI Base URL:	http://amsacta.cib.unibo.it/cgi/oai2
Country:	Italy
Continent:	Europe
Description:	AMS Acta - Alm@DL Università di Bologna.
Records in C-A:	19
Last addition to C-A:	2011-09-11;15:25:31

	Title
1.	Le religioni sono molte. L'impronta autoriale nella scelta del lessico nei manuali di swahili come lingua straniera
2.	Adolescent childbearing experiences in Kenya: geographical and socioeconomic determinants
3.	An operative decision support system for integrated coastal management: an application to the Reghaia lake, Algeria
4.	Getting students into central Europe - a postgraduate degree programme at the GhK with special emphasis on a Kenya co-operation
5.	Pagine d'Africa: il primo colonialismo italiano nelle biblioteche dell'universita' da Assab a Massaua 1869-1885
6.	Economic Growth in Mozambique? An Assessment
7.	Swords and Plowshares: Regional Trade Agreements and Political Conflict in Africa
8.	Trans-Boundary Movements and Conflicts along the Ethio-Somalia Border
9.	West African Hip Hop: a transnational social movement
10.	« Ne rentrez pas, envoyez-nous de l'argent pour acheter les vivres », dynamiques migratoires, et role des ressortissants et des migrants de Bambey face aÌ€ la crise alimentaire de 2005
11.	The presence of borders in chiefs'political performance in GabuÌ
12.	Mobility, borders and social capital in contemporary Angola
13.	Border and Border-Crossing: The Case of Internal and External Migrants into and Out of Illubabor, 1904 - 1936
14.	The Impossible Police Colonial Repression and Bureaucratization of the State in French Togo (1930s-1950s)
15.	Strangers and Pastoralists: Fulbe Migrants and the State in West Africa
16.	'A place on the way to somewhere else': permanent and seasonal farm workers on the Zimbabwe-South African border
17.	Encounter on the border: somali asylum seekers and refoulement at the Kenya-Somalia border
18.	On (inter-)national borders and social boundaries
19.	Listening to migrant voices from the Horn of Africa