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Authors:
Akinola, S.R.
Citation: Akinola, S.r, Restructuring the public sphere for social order in the Niger delta through polycentring planning : what lessons for Africa?, African and Asian studies (Print) , 9(1-2), 2010, pp. 55-82
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Oonk, G.
Citation: G. Oonk,, South asians in east Africa (1988-1920) with a particular focus on Zanzibar: toward a historical explanation of economic success of a middlemen minority, African and Asian studies (Print) , 1(5), 2006, pp. 57-89
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Llewellin-Jones, R.
Citation: R. Llewellin-jones,, Colonial response to african slaves in british India : two contrasting cases, African and Asian studies (Print) , 10(1), 2011, pp. 59-70
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Hope, K. R.
Citation: R. Hope, K., Economic performance, trade, and the exchange rate in Ethiopia, 1990-2002, African and Asian studies (Print) , 3(1), 2004, pp. 61-76
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Montana, I. M.
Citation: M. Montana, I., The Lomé convention from inception to the dynamics of the post-cold war, 1957-1990s, African and Asian studies (Print) , 2(1), 2003, pp. 63-97
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Hemmasi, M., Prorok, Carolyn V.
Citation: V. Hemmasi, M., Prorok, Carolyn, Demographic changes in Iran's officially recognized religous minority population since the islamic revolution, African and Asian studies (Print) , 1(2), 2002, pp. 63-86
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Maswana, J. C.
Citation: C. Maswana, J., Center-periphery perspective on Africa-China's emerging economics links, African and Asian studies (Print) , 8(1-2), 2009, pp. 67-88
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Williamson, D. A., Pillai, V. K., Owusu, G., Oppong, J. R.
Citation: R. Williamson, D. A., Pillai, V. K., Owusu, G., Oppong, J., Gender differences in an emergiing health profession : Ghanaian women as itinerant drug vendors, African and Asian studies (Print) , 3(1), 2004, pp. 77-91
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Udogu, I.
Citation: I. Udogu,, Historicizing and contextualizing the discourse on african international law and a concise overwiew of the pacific settlement of the Cameroon-Nigeria Bakassi peninsula dispute, African and Asian studies (Print) , 7(1), 2008, pp. 77-99
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Ishiyama, J.
Citation: J. Ishiyama,, Nominations and party development in Ethiopia : the opposition and the 2005 Parliamentary Election, African and Asian studies (Print) , 6(1-2), 2007, pp. 81-105
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Kieh Jrr., G.K.
Citation: Kieh Jrr., G.k, Warlords, politicians and the post-first civil war election in Liberia, African and Asian studies (Print) , 10(2-3), 2011, pp. 83-99
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Osaghae,E.E.
Citation: Osaghae,e.e, State, constitutionalism and the management of ethnicity in Africa, African and Asian studies (Print) , 4(1-2), 2005, pp. 83-105
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Fioramonti, L.
Fiori, A.
Citation: L. Fioramonti, et A. Fiori,, Changing roles of civil society in democratization : evidence from South Africa (199-2009) and South Corea(1987-2009), African and Asian studies (Print) , 9(1-2), 2010, pp. 83-104
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Lim, Hyun-Chin, Hwang, Suk-Man.
Citation: Lim, Hyun-chin, Hwang, Suk-man, The political economy of South Korean structural adjustmen6t : reality and facade, African and Asian studies (Print) , 1(2), 2002, pp. 87-112
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Alex-Assensoh, Y. M
Citation: M. Alex-assensoh, Y., Africa immigrants and african-americans : an analysis of voluntary african immigration and the evolution of black ethnic politics in America, African and Asian studies (Print) , 8(1-2), 2009, pp. 89-124
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Lo, M.
Citation: M. Lo,, Re-conceptualizing civil society: the debate continues with specific reference to contemporary Senegal focus on Zanzibar: toward a historical explanation of economic success of a middlemen minority, African and Asian studies (Print) , 5(2), 2006, pp. 91-118
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Lo, M.
Citation: M. Lo,, Re-conceptualizing civil society: the debate continues with specific reference to contemporary Senegal focus on Zanzibar: toward a historical explanation of economic success of a middlemen minority, African and Asian studies (Print) , 1(5), 2006, pp. 91-118
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Sheykhi, M. T.
Citation: T. Sheykhi, M., A study of the elderly people living in nursing homes in Iran with a specific focus on Tehran, African and Asian studies (Print) , 3(2), 2004, pp. 99-114
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Nhamo, G.
Citation: G. Nhamo,, Copenaghen 18/12 : Africa must continue calling for a fait, ambitious and binding climate deal, African and Asian studies (Print) , 10(2-3), 2011, pp. 100-120
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Udogu, E. I.
Citation: I. Udogu, E., National constitutions and human rights issues in Africa, African and Asian studies (Print) , 2(2), 2003, pp. 101-123
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Ansari, M.
Citation: M. Ansari,, Cultural beliefs regarding persian gardens with the emphasis on water and trees, African and Asian studies (Print) , 7(1), 2008, pp. 101-124
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Bamfo, N.
Citation: N. Bamfo,, Mugabe's 2008 reelection victory : issues and debate, African and Asian studies (Print) , 9(1-2), 2010, pp. 105-127
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Sowatey, E.A.
Citation: Sowatey, E.a, Democracy and peace building in Ghana: paradoxes and challenges, African and Asian studies (Print) , 4(1-2), 2005, pp. 107-136
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Mbaku, J.M.
Citation: Mbaku, J.m, Institutions and poverty alleviation in Africa, African and Asian studies (Print) , 6(1-2), 2007, pp. 107-134
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Lee, R.
Citation: R. Lee,, The transformation of race relations in Malaysia : from ethnic discourse to national imagery, 1993-2003, African and Asian studies (Print) , 3(2), 2004, pp. 115-139