Stichproben 7/2004
Articles
Haushaltsdynamiken in Zimbabwe und Namibia
Rita Schäfer
Roots, Rights and Responsibilities: Place-making and Repatriation among Somalis in Denmark and Somaliland
Mette Fink-Nielsen, Peter Hansen & Nauja Kleist
Failing to learn from failed programmes: South Africa’s Communal Land Rights Bill (CLRB 2003)
Samuel Kariuki
Das N’ko-Schriftsystem in Guinea - zwischen linguistischer Innovation und prophetisch-messianischer Bewegung
Erwin Ebermann
Reviews
MELBER, Henning (Hg.). 2003. Limits to Liberation in Southern Africa. The unfinished business of democratic consolidation. Cape Town: HSRC Press, XXIII + 231 S.
MELBER, Henning (Hg.). 2003. Namibia. Grenzen nachkolonialer Emanzipation. Frankfurt/Main: Brandes & Apsel, 224 S.
Joachim Becker
VEIT-WILD, Flora (Hg.). 2003. Nicht nur Mythen und Märchen. Afrika-Literaturwissenschaft als Herausforderung. Trier: WVT
Thorsten Schüller
SOMMER, Marcel. 2003. Isotopien der Gewalt und die Konstruktion von Tradition. Frankfurt/Main: IKO – Verlag für Interkulturelle Kommunikation
Thorsten Schüller
GAILLARD, Gérald. 2004. The Routledge Dictionary of Anthropologists. London, New York: Routledge. pp.xi+394.
Arno Sonderegger
Authors
Universitätslehrer und Wissenschaftler am Institut für Afrikanistik der Universität Wien, dzt. tätig im Projekt “Linguistic Innovation and Conceptual Change in West Africa (SIKWA)“. Langjährige Afrika-Aufenthalte. Schwerpunkte: Mande-Sprachen, Migration, Kulturwandel.
holds a Masters Degree in International Development Studies and Education from Roskilde University in Denmark. Currently she is working in the area of Community Based and Outreach Education with UNICEF Zambia.
Ph.D. candidate at the Danish Institute of International Studies in Copenhagen. He received a master degree in Anthropology from the University of Copenhagen in 2001. Currently, he is working on a Ph.D. dissertation on the return migration among Somalis to Somaliland.
Ph.D, Wits, Department of Sociology, School of Social Sciences, University of The Witwatersrand, South Africa Currently, Visiting Research Fellow (7 July - 5 October 2004); African Studies Centre, Leiden, The Netherlands.
holds a degree in International Development Studies and History from Roskilde University Centre. She is currently working on her PhD dissertation at the department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen, concerning Somali transnational practices and diasporic formations.
holds a Masters Degree in Politics from the Institute for Political Studies of Rennes. She is currently working on a Ph.D. Dissertation on female migration in colonial French Soudan at the Institute of African Studies at the University of Vienna.
Ethnologin. z.Z. Gastprofessorin für Gender-Studies, Humboldt-Universität Berlin. Forschungsschwerpunkte: Afrikanische Frauenorgani-sationen, Gender und Entwicklungszusammenarbeit in Afrika. Regionaler Schwerpunkt: südliches Afrika.