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| 1. | Oath taking and the transnationalism of silence among Edo female sex workers in Italy
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| 2. | The African Tower of Babel: Developing harmonized orthographies attempting to tackle the 'problem' of multilingualism in Africa
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| 3. | Welcome to The Wedding Party: promising a lifetime of happiness
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| 4. | Boko Haram: The Thorn in the Side of Nigeria
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| 5. | Kizomba - Angolan Cultural Export or Exploited Cultural Commodity?
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| 6. | The philosophy of Africapitalism in Supply Chain Management
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| 7. | FAIR practices in Africa
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| 8. | Reticent digital diasporas in times of crisis
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| 9. | The world of European labour on the Northern Rhodesian Copperbelt, 1940'1945
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| 10. | Janus' Voice: Religious Leaders, Framing, and Riots in Kano
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| 11. | Flawed Economic Planning in Sub-Saharan Africa and its Consequences. A Political-Economic History of World Bank Policies in Malawi.
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| 12. | Who wants to become a teacher? Typology of student-teachers' commitment to teaching
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| 13. | From Bush Mangoes to Bouillon Cubes: Wild Plants and Diet among the Baka, Forager-Horticulturalists from Southeast Cameroon
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| 14. | Victimized State and Visionary Leader? Questioning China's Approach to Human Security in Africa
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| 15. | Rapport dagboek van dertien: [verslag van een studiereis van dertien Nederlandse studenten van nov. 1961 tot april 1962 langs Afrikaanse universiteiten]
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| 16. | Neo-Weberian Ethnographies of the African State
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| 17. | The United Nations Decade for Women: an international comprehension of feminism
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| 18. | Integrating or excluding minorities in the post-colonial nation-building project: The case of the Amazigh communities in post-colonial Algeria and Morocco
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| 19. | The state's role in reaching women's political empowerment
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| 20. | Chinese investment in the Nigerian oil sector: Corporate Social Responsibility and the socio-economic development of the African nation
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| 21. | Interlinked? Motivation and Implementation in Morocco's Migration Policy
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| 22. | Art Attack: Women and Graffiti in post-revolutionary Egypt (2011-2013)
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| 23. | The double-edged sword of power-sharing: The interactions between consociationalism and the politics of identity in Burundi
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| 24. | President of the Republic et al. v. Ali Ayyoub et al.
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| 25. | Money Laundering and the African Court of Justice and Human and Peoples' Rights
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| 26. | Illicit Exploitation of Natural Resources
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| 27. | China Constructing Difference with Africa - How China portrays itself as a different partner to Africa
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| 28. | Nederlandse oren en ogen in Mali
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| 29. | Reversing the arrow: The influence of history education in Liberia's ethnic conflict: An analysis of 'identity frames' in school history textbooks
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| 30. | Monitoring the body: grandmothers' ability to provide 'expert' care for grandchildren living with HIV in northwest Tanzania.
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| 31. | The value of contemporary art in Accra, Ghana; An anthropological study on the development of
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| 32. | KOS v Minister of Home Affairs and its relevance to the law of marriage in South Africa
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| 33. | What Determines Perceptions of Bias toward the International Criminal Court? Evidence from Kenya
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| 34. | Money Talks: Power Imbalances between the EU, Turkey and Somalia in Development Aid
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| 35. | Between Makhzen And Mobilisation: History, Identity and Expression in the Rif Protests
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| 36. | Voor volk en vaderland? Het mobiliseren van de Marokkaanse gemeenschap voor de strijd tegen het Marokkaanse regime
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| 37. | Establishing Local Elite Authority in Egypt Through Arbitration and Mediation
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| 38. | How did African actors change the Commonwealth after independence? The impact of independent African countries on the Commonwealth of Nations, with reference to the Rhodesian crisis 1964-1969.
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| 39. | Universality Without Uniformity: A Culturally Inclusive Approach to Sensitive Responsiveness in Infant Caregiving
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| 40. | Nasser's Legacy, the Egyptian Arab Spring and its Aftermath
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| 41. | La crise d'identité de première et de deuxième génération dans La Seine était rouge de Leïla Sebbar
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| 42. | A Vicious Circle of Extractive Institutions. The European Union's Peacebuilding Efforts in Mali
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| 43. | The Emergence of Multiple Somali Polities: From Grandiose Pan-Somalism to Retreat into Clan Enclaves?
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| 44. | Oil crises in the Niger Delta: An analysis of Shell's crisis response strategies and the attribution of crisis responsibility by the media
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| 45. | Cape conflict: protest and political alliances in a Dutch settlement
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| 46. | Understanding Recent International Curatorial Interest in Egyptian Surrealism: Considerations in Museological Approaches to non-Western Modern Art
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| 47. | Passively Stuck or Actively Waiting? - A Historical Analysis of sub-Saharan Migrants in Morocco
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| 48. | Wie versteckt man am besten Weissen in Schwarz-Afrika? De verhouding tussen voormalige RAF-terroristen en de Stasi tijdens hun onderduiken in de DDR tussen 1980 en de val van de Muur.
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| 49. | Legal implementation of the UNCRC: lessons to be learned from the constitutional experience of South Africa
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| 50. | Corporate Social Responsibility in Private Maritime Security Companies: Dutch Anti-Piracy Action in Somalia
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| 51. | Voortbestaan in Geregtigheid: Afrikaner Identiteit en de Geest van N.P. Van Wyk Louw
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| 52. | Challenges for regional cooperation in Sub-Sahara Africa: Does country-specific competitiveness affect regional trade volumes within SADC?
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| 53. | Africa's Curse and Blessing
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| 54. | Modern Slavery: The Mauritian Fashion Industry and The African Growth and Opportunity Act
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| 55. | The continuation of the South Sudan civil war
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| 56. | Bringing the Fight Home: Assessing the Capacity of the African Union as a Counterterrorism Actor
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| 57. | Political stability in the Niger Delta
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| 58. | Re-inventing Rwanda: A Quest for Unity, Rwandan-ness and National Security
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| 59. | Moroccan family migration to the Netherlands and their integration in Dutch society
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| 60. | How Governments Deal With Militant Religious Movements in general and Militant Jihadist Groups in particular: the Case of Egypt since the Military Takeover in 2013
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| 61. | Meaning-making: discourse and the European Union's external action instruments in Somalia
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| 62. | Privatization of Peacekeeping: A case study on the use of private military and security companies in United Nations peacekeeping mission MONUC/MONUSCO in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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| 63. | Mechanisms of 'Climate Conflict': The Relevance of Local Contexts for Understanding the Relationship Between Climate Change and Communal Conflict in Chad
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| 64. | Will China Contribute to African Food Security: An Investigation on the Consequences of Chinese Agriculture Technology Demostration Center to Food Security of Tanzania
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| 65. | Private Military Companies and military reform: a case study of DynCorp in Liberia and MPRI in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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| 66. | The Private and Public Sectors in Conflict Resolution: A Comparison Between the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone and the Private Military Intervention That Preceded It
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| 67. | State-Building for Long-Term Counter-Terrorism - The Case of Libya
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| 68. | The Netherlands and the United Nations Mission in South Sudan
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| 69. | Negotiating Narratives of the Ugandan Conflict (2006-2015): International and Local NGOs Amidst Power, Truth, and Resistance
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| 70. | EU peace and statebuilding in Libya: success in theory and practice
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| 71. | African Solutions to African Problems? Legitimacy issues of the African Union on Peacekeeping in Somalia
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| 72. | Libya and Syria: Just War and Just Abstinence?
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| 73. | Multinationale Corporaties in Sub-Sahara Afrika
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| 74. | PEACE, TALK TO ME: Approaches to peacebuilding through community dialogue in Burundi by NGOs and IGOs
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| 75. | Egypt's Military-Industrial Complex & Global Capital
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| 76. | Political breakthrough in Ethiopia?: prime minister Abiy Ahmed's reformist agenda
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| 77. | Knowledge Platform on Inclusive Development Policies (INCLUDE): concept note for phase II (2019-2022)
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| 78. | Juventude, emprego e migração: oportunidades urbanas com um foco na África
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| 79. | From comparative descriptive linguistic fieldwork to documentary linguistic fieldwork in Ghana
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| 80. | Transcultural health care utilisation in Serengeti of Tanzania: towards applied ethnoscience in public health management
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| 81. | Student-teachers' commitment to teaching and intentions to enter the teaching profession in Tanzania
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| 82. | Rethinking China's Public Diplomacy Efforts in Africa along the Belt and Road Initiative
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| 83. | The role of multinational corporations in local dairy value chain development: a case of Friesland Campina WAMCO (FCW) in Nigeria
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| 84. | Interim findings: civil society engagement with land rights advocacy in Kenya
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| 85. | Seven principles for inclusive development policy-making
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| 86. | Inclusive development in Africa
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| 87. | Boosting productive employment in Africa: policy publication
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| 88. | Surrogacy in South Africa
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| 89. | Towards a new juvenile justice system in Namibia
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| 90. | Divorce Reform in Egypt and Morocco: Men and Women Navigating Rights and Duties
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| 91. | Governing governments or governments governing? UNICEF's twofold approach to strengthen the level of protection by Ethiopian government to protect children's rights during refugee crises.
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| 92. | Adinkra ' Intercultural Communication Game
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| 93. | Christians in Africa
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| 94. | Rebel Recycling: Conditions for Successful Military Integration in Sierra Leone and Liberia
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| 95. | De double movement in neoliberale natuurbescherming: Een studie naar collectief landbezit en marktwerking binnen neoliberale initiatieven van community-based conservation in Tanzania
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| 96. | Politics of the Volta Dam: The influence of politics on different scales and the implementation ofmodernity through the Volta development scheme in Ghana
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| 97. | Voedselconsumptie in Zuid-Afrika: sociale dimensies van klasse en ras
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| 98. | The many hidden faces of extreme poverty: inclusion and exclusion of extreme poor people in development interventions in Bangladesh, Benin and Ethiopia
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| 99. | From a Buyers to a Sellers Market: A study on the influence of the Sharpeville 'crisis' on Dutch emigration policies regarding South Africa between 1960 and 1965
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| 100. | Imperial Mission, 'Scientific' Method: an Alternative Account of the Origins of IR
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