Journal of Eastern African Studies

2007 - 2024

Current editor(s): Jim Robert Brennan

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Volume 6, issue 4, 2012

Not in my hospital: Karimojong indigenous healing and biomedicine pp. 571-590

Mary Sundal

: Zanzibar's remarkable reconciliation and Government of National Unity pp. 591-612

Archie Matheson

“If the government were not here we would kill him” – continuity and change in response to the Witchcraft Ordinances in Nyanza, Kenya, c1910–1960 pp. 613-630

Gabriel Lambert

Constructing translocal socioscapes: consumerism, aesthetics, and visuality in Zanzibar Town pp. 631-654

Paola Ivanov

One hundred years in Brava: The migration of the ʿUmar Bā ʿUmar from Hadhramaut to East Africa and back, c. 1890–1990 pp. 655-671

Alessandra Vianello

Reinterpreting revolutionary Zanzibar in the media today: The case of newspaper pp. 672-689

Marie-Aude Fouéré

Medicines of hope? The tough decision for anti-retroviral use for HIV in Zanzibar, Tanzania pp. 690-708

Nadine Beckmann

Is social capital fungible? The rise and fall of the Sanduk microcredit project in Ngazidja pp. 709-726

Iain Walker

Chasing imaginary leopards: science, witchcraft and the politics of conservation in Zanzibar pp. 727-746

Martin Walsh and Helle Goldman

Erratum pp. 747-747

The Editors

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 6, issue 1, 2012

Announcement pp. 1-1

James Brennan, Michael Jennings and Jason Mosley

Doing business out of war. An analysis of the UPDF's presence in the Democratic Republic of Congo pp. 2-21

Koen Vlassenroot, Sandrine Perrot and Jeroen Cuvelier

Quests for therapy in northern Uganda: healing at Laropi revisited pp. 22-46

Tim Allen and Laura Storm

Tycoons and contraband: informal cross-border trade in West Nile, north-western Uganda pp. 47-63

Kristof Titeca

The displaced family: moral imaginations and social control in Pabbo, northern Uganda pp. 64-80

Ben Mergelsberg

Justice and rape on the periphery: the supremacy of social harmony in the space between local solutions and formal judicial systems in northern Uganda pp. 81-97

Holly Porter

Border parasites: schistosomiasis control among Uganda's fisherfolk pp. 98-123

Melissa Parker, Tim Allen, Georgina Pearson, Nichola Peach, Rachel Flynn and Nicholas Rees

“They forget what they came for”: Uganda's army in Sudan pp. 124-153

Mareike Schomerus

Rebels without borders in the Rwenzori borderland? A biography of the Allied Democratic Forces pp. 154-176

Kristof Titeca and Koen Vlassenroot

Volume 4, issue 3, 2010

Livelihood diversification and civil war: Dinka communities in Sudan's civil war pp. 381-399

Luka Deng

Can Katanga's mining sector drive growth and development in the DRC? pp. 400-424

Nicholas Garrett and Marie Lintzer

Kalenjin popular music and the contestation of national space in Kenya pp. 425-434

Peter Simatei

Outwitting the professor of politics? Mungiki narratives of political deception and their role in Kenyan politics pp. 435-449

Jacob Rasmussen

The Somali Youth League constitution: a handwritten Arabic copy (c. 1947?) from the Ethiopian Security Forces Archives in Harär pp. 450-466

Ghazi Abuhakema and Tim Carmichael

Undercurrents to independence: plantation struggles in Kenya's Central Province 1959–60 pp. 467-489

David Hyde

Community-based natural resources management in Eritrea and Ethiopia: toward a comparative institutional analysis pp. 490-509

Daniel Ogbaharya and Aregai Tecle

White settlers and the law in early colonial Kenya pp. 510-524

Brett Shadle

Towards a contextualisation of policing in colonial Kenya pp. 525-541

Richard Waller

“The extreme penalty of the law”: mercy and the death penalty as aspects of state power in colonial Nyasaland, c. 1903–47 pp. 542-559

Stacey Hynd

“British s” and “Muslim judges”: modernisation, inconsistencies and accommodation in Zanzibar's colonial judiciary pp. 560-576

Elke Stockreiter

Polling places and “slow punctured provocation”: occult-driven cases in postcolonial Kenya's High Courts pp. 577-591

Katherine Luongo

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 1, issue 3, 2007

Calming the Waters: The East African Community and Conflict over the Nile Resources pp. 321-337

Peter Kagwanja

Tusker Project Fame: Ethnic States, Popular Flows pp. 338-358

Mbugua Wa-Mungai

Witchcraft, Sexuality and HIV/AIDS among the Azande of Sudan pp. 359-396

Tim Allen

Reconstructing '95: AIDS, Billy Chisupe, and the Politics of Persuasion pp. 397-416

Marissa Doran

Brothers of the Boran Once Again: On the Fading Popularity of Certain Somali Identities in Northern Kenya pp. 417-435

Günther Schlee

Eating Time: Capitalist History and Pastoralist History among Samburu Herders in Northern Kenya pp. 436-448

Jon Holtzman

Food Familiarity and Novelty in a Condition of Socio-economic Transformation in North-Central Ethiopia pp. 449-465

Abbebe Kifleyesus

Globalizing Trends or Identities through Time? The in Karamojong Ethnography pp. 466-483

Ben Knighton

Founded in Memory of the ‘Good Old Times’: The Clan Assembly of Hiddii, in Eastern Shewa, Ethiopia pp. 484-497

Andrea Nicolas