Journal of Eastern African Studies
2007 - 2025
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Volume 19, issue 2, 2025
- Banana beer in Belgian Burundi: a social metabolist history of intoxication (1916–1962) pp. 187-206

- Thijs Costers
- The public political ideologies of ZANU and ZAPU, 1965–1980 pp. 207-225

- Hugh Pattenden
- The life and death of old-age social security in late-colonial Kenya pp. 226-245

- Niels Boender
- Staying and moving after revolution: a microhistory of the social worlds of Zanzibar-Oman migration, 1964–1985 pp. 246-262

- Jodie Kay Marshall
- Land rights, identity, and the authority nexus in post-independent Eritrea pp. 263-282

- Solomon Haile Gebrezgabher
- Coordination and governance bottlenecks to smallholder vegetable producers’ capacity for supermarkets supply in Kenya pp. 283-304

- Mwangi Joseph Kanyua and Hillary Bett
- ‘Governing from the corridors’: evaluating the emergence and implications of informality on Kenya’s intergovernmental relations pp. 305-325

- Kamotho Waiganjo, Collins Odote and Nkatha Kabira
- When community falls apart: conservation aid as an instrument of land fragmentation and control in the rangelands of Kenya pp. 326-346

- Francesca Di Matteo
Volume 19, issue 1, 2025
- Editorial Announcement pp. 1-1

- The Editors
- Between settler colonialism, regionalisation and Africanisation: the making of the Nairobi Stock Exchange, 1954–1970 pp. 2-23

- Mariusz Lukasiewicz
- Contesting the Zanzibari revolution: the origins of political opposition in Tanzania pp. 24-42

- G. Thomas Burgess
- A 1960s odyssey from Zanzibar to Cairo: educational mobility and anti-heroic anticolonialism in Adam Shafi’s travelogue Mbali na Nyumbani pp. 43-68

- Eric Burton
- Contested waters: watering agriculture, pastoralism, conservation and hydropower in the Rufiji basin complex, 1960 to the present pp. 69-89

- Maxmillian Julius Chuhila
- Ever-changing sites: the salient dynamics of sacred forests in Tanzania’s postcolonial Njombe region, 1961–2019 pp. 90-111

- Edward Simon Mgaya
- Ambivalent Disinheritance? Articulating urban rootedness and rural routedness in older-age at a time of privatisation of inherited colonial housing-estates in Jinja, Uganda pp. 112-139

- Andrew Byerley
- The ‘Wolqayt question’ from c. 2015 to the Tigray war: agrarian claims in Amhara nationalism pp. 140-159

- Mehdi Labzaé
- Making mainland: settlement designs in/against archipelagic Kenya pp. 160-185

- Kenny Cupers
Volume 18, issue 4, 2024
- Djibouti first: local agency and the geopolitics of ports in infrastructure-led development pp. 513-533

- Jessica Larsen
- The moral economy behind the commoditisation of camel milk in northern Kenya pp. 534-555

- Tahira Shariff Mohamed and Michele Nori
- Scripting the nation: extraverted political propaganda from the Southern Sudanese Liberation Movement pp. 556-574

- Cathy A. Wilcock
- Populism-in-state-practice under neoliberalism: Museveni’s ad-hoc squads to ‘halt all evictions’ from land in Uganda pp. 575-602

- Rose Nakayi and Jörg Wiegratz
- The gendered value chain of matooke banana and its implications for tissue culture adoption in Uganda pp. 603-626

- Matthew A. Schnurr, Christopher D. Gore, Lincoln Addison, Sylvia Bawa, Alanna Taylor, Henry Nsereko and Sarah Mujabi-Mujuzi
- The politics of rinderpest control on the Kenya–Tanganyika border, c. 1920–1940 pp. 627-648

- Thaddeus Sunseri
Volume 18, issue 3, 2024
- Correction pp. I-I

- The Editors
- ‘Constitutions without constitutionalism’ and judicial leadership in Kenya pp. 345-365

- Martha Gayoye
- (Un)leashed potentials: an activist-centered perspective on the political mobilization of motorcycle taxi drivers in eastern DRC pp. 366-387

- Carsten Müller
- Localised refugee education: understanding nationally accredited refugee-led schools in Kenya’s Dadaab camps pp. 388-407

- Hassan Aden
- Musical activity, show business and post-colonial politics in socialist Maputo, or ‘the multiple sides of a full circle’ (1975–1994) pp. 408-430

- Marco Roque de Freitas
- Political accountability and legislative behavior in Africa: evidence from the 2019 Kenyan Sugar Bill in the context of the political economy of sectoral policy pp. 431-450

- Eun Kyung Kim
- Power in floating spaces and closed spaces: lessons from a Chinese volunteer tourism organization’s practice in Nairobi, Kenya pp. 451-470

- Yi Wang
- Temporal frictions: competing futures of LNG in Tanzania pp. 471-491

- Aidan Barlow
- Between two fires: Turkana chiefs in the colonial ‘contact zone’ pp. 492-511

- Mads Yding
Volume 18, issue 2, 2024
- Armed and disarmed in Eritrea: the regional dimension of DDR in post-2018 Ethiopia pp. 175-195

- Yalemget Abebe and Mercy Fekadu Mulugeta
- Electoral contestation, goods provision, and construction of devolved government in Northern Kenya pp. 196-218

- Karol Czuba
- Religion, healthcare, and social media use in urban Tanzania: an ethnographic study of faith-based organizations pp. 219-239

- Mussa Said Muhoja
- Has Kenya democratized? Institutional strengthening and contingency in the 2022 general elections pp. 240-260

- Nic Cheeseman, Karuti Kanyinga, Gabrielle Lynch and Justin Willis
- Protecting the win, and securing the base: Kenya’s 2022 presidential election dispute and outcome pp. 261-281

- Denis Galava and Karuti Kanyinga
- The battle for Central: ethnicity, urbanization and citizenship in Kenya’s 2022 general elections pp. 282-300

- Nic Cheeseman and Mwongela Kamencu
- Debt, credit and obligation in Kenya’s 2022 elections pp. 301-320

- Ngala Chome and Justin Willis
- Social media and politics as usual? Exploring the role of social media in the 2022 Kenyan presidential election pp. 321-343

- Eman Abboud, Fredrick Ajwang and Geoffrey Lugano
Volume 18, issue 1, 2024
- Editorial Announcement pp. 1-1

- Jason Mosley, Florence Brisset-Foucault and Paul Tiyambe Zeleza
- Fragments of solidarity: the social worlds of African migrants moving northwards pp. 2-17

- Luca Ciabarri and Anja Simonsen
- The cycle of migrants’ containment between Libya and Africa: navigating their life among dreams, resilience, and defeats pp. 18-35

- Antonio M. Morone
- Inhabiting humanitarian borderscapes: claiming rights and organizing dissent in post-2011 southeastern Tunisia pp. 36-57

- Chiara Pagano
- Assemblages of mobility and violence: the shifting social worlds of Somali youth migration and the meanings of tahriib, 2005–2020 pp. 58-77

- Luca Ciabarri
- Social, cultural and political responses to Somaliland’s tahriib movement pp. 78-96

- Ja’afar Dirie
- Solidarities on the move between the Horn of Africa and Italy: Somali migrants’ disconnection and networking practices in the 2010s pp. 97-116

- Elia Vitturini
- Images of torture: ‘affective solidarity’ and the search for ransom in the global Somali community pp. 117-134

- Anja Simonsen and Mohamed S. Tarabi
- Survivors-at-home and the right to know: solidarities in Eritrea in the aftermath of the Lampedusa tragedy pp. 135-154

- Valentina Fusari
- Amongst agaish: the criminalization of Eritrean migrants’ communities of care pp. 155-173

- Carla Hung
- Correction pp. 174-174

- The Editors
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