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[ Volume18 #1 Table of Contents ] [ Africa Recovery home ] [ Email this article ] From Africa Recovery, Vol.18 #1 (April 2004), page 26
A quand l'Afrique? by Joseph Ki-Zerbo (Editions de l'Aube, La Tour d'Aigues, France, 2003; 206 pp; 19.50euros) African Environment and Development: Rhetoric, Programs, Realities, eds. William G. Moseley and B. Ikubolajeh Logan (Ashgate Publishers, Hampshire, UK, 2004; 244 pp; hb £55.00) Survivants: Rwanda, dix ans après by Esther Mujawayo and Souâd Belhaddad (Editions de l'Aube, La Tour d'Aigues, France, 2004; 304 pp; 21euros) Accounting for Horror: Post Genocide Debates in Rwanda by Nigel Eltringham (Pluto Press, UK, 2004; 232 pp; pb £15.99) Structural Stability in an African Context by Robert Kappel, Andreas Mehler and Henning Melber (Nordic Africa Institute, Uppsala, Sweden, 2003; 55 pp; £7.95; 10euros; SEK100) Rights and the Politics of Recognition in Africa, eds. Harri Englund and Francis B. Nyamnjoh (Zed Books, New York, NY, US, 2004; 304 pp; hb $75, £49.95; pb $25.00, £15.95) L'Afrique et les défis de l'OMC, ed. Dominique Njinkeu (Karthala, Paris, France, 2004; 376 pp; 28euros) Gouverner le Sénégal: Entre ajustement structurel et développement durable, ed. Momar-Coumba Diop (Karthala, Paris, France, 2004; 304 pp; 25euros) Tourism in the New South Africa: Conflict, Community, and Development by Garth Allen and Frank Brennan (Palgrave, New York, NY, US, 2004; 272 pp; hb $65.00; pb $24.50) The Democratic Republic of Congo: Economic Dimensions of War and Peace, eds. Karen Ballentine and Michael Nest (Lynne Rienner, Boulder, CO, US, 2004; 175 pp; hb $15.95; pb £11.95) New Gender Studies from Cameroon and the Caribbean by Joyce B. Endeley, Shirley Ardener et al (Department of Women & Gender Studies, University of Buea, Cameroon, 2004; 165 pp; pb £14.95, $24.95) Breaking Barriers, Creating New Hopes: Democracy, Civil Society and Good Governance in Africa by Abdalla Bujra, Said Adejumobi et al (Development Policy Management Forum, Addis Ababa, 2004; 367 pp; pb £25.95, $42.95) Juge en Côte d'Ivoire: Désarmer la violence by Epiphane Zoro-Bi (Karthala, Paris, France, 2004; 224 pp; 22euros) Democratic Transition in Anglophone West Africa by Jibrin Ibrahim (Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa, Dakar, Senegal, 2004; 87 pp; pb £14.95, $24.95) International Law and Politics: An African Perspective by Akin Oyebode (Bolabay Publications, Ikeja, Nigeria, 2004; 365 pp; hb £29.95, $49.95) Somalia Calling: The Crisis of Statehood and the Quest for Peace by Kinfe Abraham (Ethiopian International Institute for Peace and Development, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 2004; 537 pp; £29.95, $49.95) Bushmen and Diamonds: (Un) Civil Society in Botswana by Kenneth Good (Nordic Africa Institute, Uppsala, Sweden, 2003; 40 pp; £7.95; 10euros; SEK100) The Afterlife Is Where We Come From: The Culture of Infancy in West Africa by Alma Gottlieb (Chicago University Press, Chicago, IL, US, 2004; 404 pp; pb £18.50) AIDS and South Africa: The Social Expression of a Pandemic by Kyle D. Kauffman and David Lindauer (Palgrave, New York, NY, US, 2004; 195 pp; pb £16.99) Achieving Schooling for All in Africa: Costs, Commitment and Gender by Christopher Colclough (Ashgate Publishers, Hampshire, UK, 2004; 297 pp; hb £60.50) Black Women, Identity, and Cultural Theory: (Un)Becoming the Subject by Kevin Everod Quashie (Rutgers University Press, Piscataway, NJ, US, 2004; 228 pp; pb £17.50) Limits to Liberation in Southern Africa, ed. Henning Melber (Nordic Africa Institute, Uppsala, Sweden, 2003; 272 pp; £14.95; 18euros; SEK180) Zimbabwe's Unfinished Business: Rethinking Land, State and Nation in the Context of Crisis, eds. Amanda Hammar, Brian Raftopoulos and Stig Jensen (Weaver Press, Harare, Zimbabwe, 2003; 328 pp; pb 20.95euros, $34.95) [ Volume18 #1 Table of Contents ] [ Africa Recovery home ] [ Email this article ] [ New Releases ] [ Magazine - Current/Past issues ] [ Index / Search ] [ About us ] [ UN Home ] [ UN News ] [ UN Key Reports ] [ UN Africa Links ] Material from this article may be freely reproduced, with
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