African Affairs 2001: Vol 100 Index

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INDEX
Vol 100, 2001
Articles by Title and local governance in Senegal, by LINDA
Ambitions, profits and loss: Zimbabwean J. BECK, 601-621
economic involvement in the Democratic Revisiting our indigenous shrines through
Republic of the Congo, by MICHAEL NEST, Mungiki, by GRACE NYATUGAH WAMUE,
469-490 453-467
Angola’s political economy of war: the role of Rhodes House and the Rhodes House
oil and diamonds, 1975-2000 by PHILIPPE library: an historical survey of the inten-
LE BILLON, 55-80 tions of the Rhodes Trust, 1925-1929, by
Conflict resolution in Africa: intervention, ZOE LAIDLAW, 641-651
indifference, and indigenous solutions, by Riding the tiger: contextualizing HIV preven-
RICHARD JACKSON, 321-328 tion in South Africa, by CATHERINE CAMP-
Constitutional treatment of religion and the BELL and BRIAN WILLIAMS, 135-140
politics of human rights in Nigeria, by River runs through it, A: the meaning of the
SIMEON O ILESANMI, 529-554 Lesotho-Free State border, by Davip B.
Corporate and state responses to anti-oil CopPLAN, 81-116
protests in the Niger Delta, by JEDRZE] South African foreign policy and the Great
GEORGE FRYNAS, 27-54 Lakes crisis: African Renaissance meets
Corruption and cronyism in Uganda’s priva- vagabondage politique?, by IAN TAYLOR and
tization in the 1990s, by ROGER TANGRI PAUL WILLIAMS, 265-286
and ANDREW MWENDA, 117-133 Uganda’s referendum 2000: the silent
Democratic Republic of Congo, from Kabila boycott, by MICHAEL BRATTON and GINA
to Kabila, by FILip REYNTJENS, 311-317 LAMBRIGHT, 429-452
Eduardo de Santos Foundation: or, how What is the concept of globalization good for?
Angola’s regime is taking over civil society, An African historian’s perspective, by
by CHRISTINE MESSIANT, 287-309 FREDERICK COOPER, 189-213
El Negro, El Nino, witchcraft and the absence Winners, losers and also rans: money, moral
of rain in Botswana, by JAN-BART authority and voting patterns in the Ghana
GEWALD, 555-580 2000 election, by PAUL NUGENT, 405-428
Ethnic militancy and national stability in
Nigeria: a case study of the Oodua People’s
Articles by Author
Congress, by R. T. AKINYELE, 623-640
‘Forget the rhetoric and boost the geo- AKINYELE, R. T, Ethnic militancy and
politics’: emerging trends in the Bush national stability in Nigeria: a case study of
administration’s foreign policy towards the Oodua People’s Congress, 623-640
Africa, 2001, by PETER SCHRAEDER, AL-EFFENDI, ABDELWAHAB, The impasse in
387-404 the IGAD peace process for Sudan: the
Guerrillas and violence in the war in Mozam- limits of regional peacemaking, 581-599
bique: de-socialization or re-socialization?, BEcK, LinpA J., Reining in the marabouts?
by JESSICA SCHAFER, 215-237 Democratization and local governance in
Idiom of spirit: possession and Ngoma in Senegal, 601-621
Africa, by MATTHEW ENGELKE, 143-150 BRATTON, MICHAEL, Uganda’s referendum
Impasse in the IGAD peace process for 2000: the silent boycott, 429-452
Sudan: the limits of regional peacemaking, BURNELL, PETER, The party system and party
by ABDELWAHAB AL-EFFENDI, 581-599 politics in Zambia: continuities, past,
Neither citizen nor subject? ‘Lumpen’ agency present and future, 239-263
and the legacy of native administration in CAMPBELL, CATHERINE, Briefing: Riding the
Sierra Leone, by RICHARD FANTHORPE, tiger: contextualizing HIV prevention in
363-386 South Africa, 135-140
Party system and party politics in Zambia: CoopPeER, FREDERICK, What is the concept of
continuities past, present and future, by globalization good for? An African his-
PETER BURNELL, 239-263 torian’s perspective, 189-213
Qadafi’s comeback: Libya and sub-Saharan Cop.an, Davip B., A river runs through it:
Africa in the 1990s, by ASTERIS HULIARIS, the meaning of the Lesotho-Free State
5-25 border, 81-116
Reining in the marabouts? Democratization ENGELKE, MATTHEW, Book Review Article:
687
688 AFRICAN AFFAIRS
The idiom of spirit: possession and Ngoma and the Great Lakes crisis: African Renais-
in Africa, 143-150 sance meets vagabondage politique?,
FANTHORPE, RICHARD, Neither citizen nor 265-286
subject? ‘Lumpen’ agency and the legacy WAMUE, GRACE NYATUGAH, Revisiting our
of native administration in Sierra Leone, indigenous shrines through Mungiki,
363-386 453-467
FRYNAS, JEDRZEJ GEORGE, Corporate and WILLIAMS, BRIAN, Briefing: Riding the tiger:
state responses to anti-oil protests in the contextualizing HIV prevention in South
Niger Delta, 27-54 Africa, 135-140
GEWALD, JAN-BART, El Negro, El Nino, WILLIAMS, PaAuL, South African foreign
witchcraft and the absence of rain in policy and the Great Lakes crisis: African
Botswana, 555-580 Renaissance meets vagabondage politique?,
HULIARIS, ASTERIS, Qadafi’s comeback: Libya 265-286
and sub-Saharan Africa in the 1990s, 5—25
ILESANMI, SIMEON O., Constitutional treat-
ment of religion and the politics of human
Books reviewed, by author
rights in Nigeria, 529-554
JACKSON, RICHARD, Book Review Article: ALAO, ABIODUN, MACKINLAY, JOHN and
Conflict resolution in Africa: intervention, OLONISAKIN, FUNMI, Peacekeepers, Poli-
indifference and indigenous solutions, ticians, and Warlords: the Liberian peace
321-328 process, 161
LAIDLAW, Zoé, Briefing: Rhodes House and ALEXANDER, JOCELYN, MCGREGOR, JOANN
the Rhodes House Library: an historical and RANGER, TERENCE, Violence and
survey of the Rhodes Trust, 1925-1929, Memory: One hundred years in the ‘dark
641-651 forests’ of Matabeleland, Zimbabwe, 165
LAMBRIGHT, GINA, Uganda’s referendum ALLMAN, JEAN and TASHJIAN, VICTORIA, ‘I
2000: the silent boycott, 429-452 Will Not Eat Stone’: A women’s history of
Le BILLON, PHILIPPE, Angola’s political colonial Asante, 497
economy of war: the role of oil and dia- ALWAN, DAouD A. and MIBRATHU, YOHANNIS
monds, 1975-2000, 55-80 (compilers), Historical Dictionary of Dji-
MESSIANT, CHRISTINE, The Eduardo Santos bouti, 668
Foundation: or, how Angola’s regime is ANDERSON, DAVID and BROCH-DUE, VIGDIS,
taking over civil society, 287-309 (eds), The Poor Are Not Us: Poverty and
MWENDA, ANDREW, Corruption and crony- pastoralism, 164
ism in Uganda’s privatization in the 1990s, ARNOLD, Guy, The New South Africa, 665
117-133 BEHREND, HEIKE and LUuIG, UTE, (eds),
NEsT, MICHAEL, Ambitions, profits and loss: Spirit Possession: Modernity and power in
Zimbabwean economic involvement in the Africa, 143
Democratic Republic of the Congo, BERMAN, G. and SAMS, K., (eds), Peacekeep-
469-490 ing in Africa: Capabilities and culpabilities,
NUGENT, PAUL, Winners, losers and also rans: 321
money, moral authority and voting pat- BorRAINE, ALEX, A Country Unmasked:
terns in the Ghana 2000 election, 405-428 Inside South Africa’s Truth and Reconcil-
REYNTIJENS, FILip, Briefing: The Democratic iation Commission, 666
Republic of Congo, from Kabila to Kabila, BOWYER-BOWER, TANIA and STONEMAN,
311-317 COLIN, (eds), Land Reform in Zimbabwe:
SCHAFER, JESSICA, Guerrillas and violence in Constraints and prospects, 344
the war in Mozambique: de-socialization COHEN, HERMAN, Intervening in Africa:
or re-socialization?, 215-237 Superpower peacemaking in a troubled
SCHRAEDER, PETER, ‘Forget the rhetoric and continent, 321
boost the geopolitics’: emerging trends in CRUMMEY, DONALD, Land and Society in the
the Bush administration’s foreign policy Christian Kingdom of Ethiopia from the
towards Africa, 2001, 387-404 Thirteenth to the Twentieth Century, 329
TANGRI, ROGER, Corruption and cronyism in DELANCEY, MARK W. and DELANCEY, MARK
Uganda’s privatization in the 1990s, DIKE (compilers), Historical Dictionary of
117-133 the Republic of Cameroon, 668
TayLor, IAN, South African foreign policy DeEMBOUR, MARIE-BENEDICTE, Recalling the
INDEX 689
Belgian Congo: Conversations and intro- Moyo, SAM, Land Reform under Structural
spection, 499 Adjustment in Zimbabwe: Land _ use
Dusow, SAUL, (ed.), Science and Society in change in the Mashonaland Provinces, 344
Southern Africa, 338 NEGASH, T. and TRONVOLL, K., Brothers at
Dunn, D. ELwoop, BEYAN, AMOs J. and War: Making sense of the Eritrean—
BURROWES, CARL PATRICK (compilers), Ethiopian war, 656
Historical Dictionary of Liberia, 668 OULD-ABDALLAH, AHMEDOU, Burundi on the
FADOYEBO, ISAAC, A Stroke of Unbelievable Brink 1993-95: A UN envoy reflects on
Luck, 499 preventive diplomacy, 162
FUGARD, ATHOL, Township Plays, 168 OYEWOLE, ANTHONY and Lucas, JOHN
FUGARD, ATHOL, Port Elizabeth Plays, 168 (compilers), Historical Dictionary of
FUGARD, ATHOL, Interior Plays, 168 Nigeria, 668
GLASER, CLIVE, Bo Tsotsi: The youth gangs PEEL, JOHN, Religious Encounter and the
of Soweto 1935-76, 337 Making of the Yoruba, 653
HANSEN, KAREN TRANBERG, Salaula: The RATHBONE, RICHARD, Nkrumah and the
world of second-hand clothing and Chiefs: The politics of chieftaincy in
Zambia, 661 Ghana 1951-60, 330
HANSEN, MOGENS HERMAN, (ed.), A Com- RIMMER, DOUGLAS and KIRK-GREENE,
parative Study of Thirty City-State Cul- ANTHONY, (eds), The British Intellectual
tures, 159 Engagement with Africa in the Twentieth
Heywoop, LiInpA, Contested Power in Century, 493
Angola: 1840s to the present, 156 SCARR, DERYCK, Seychelles since 1770: The
KILLAM, DOUGLAS and ROWE, RUTH, (eds), history of a slave and post-slavery society,
The Companion to African Literatures, 167 496
KINGMA, KEES, (ed.), Demobilization in SEEKINGS, JEREMY, The UDF: A history of
Saharan Africa: The development and the United Democratic Front in South
security impacts, 508 Africa 1983-1991, 503
KOINANBGE, JEFF, Konange-wa-Mbiya: Mau VAN Dyck, RIK, REIS, RIA and SPIERENBURG,
Mau’s misunderstood leader, 332 Marja, (eds), The Quest for Fruition
KURIMOTO EISEI, (ed.), Rewriting Africa: through Ngoma: The political aspects of
Toward renaissance or collapse?, 662 healing in Southern Africa, 143
LARSON, PIER, History and Memory in the VAUGHAN, OLUFEMI, Nigerian Chiefs: Tra-
Age of Enslavement. Becoming Merina in ditional power in modern politics,
Highland Madagascar, 1770-1822, 494 1890s—1990s, 155
LEVTZION, NEHEMIA and POUWELS, RANDALL VEAL, MICHAEL E., Fela: The life and times
L., (eds), The History of Islam in Africa, of an African musical icon, 658
158 WHITE, Luise, Speaking with Vampires:
LUNN, JOE, Memoirs from the Maelstrom: A Rumor and history in colonial Africa, 151
Senegalese oral history of the First World WOHLGEMUTH, LENNART, GIBSON, SAMAN-
War, 660 THA, KLASEN, STEPHEN and ROTHSCHILD,
MaAcGAFFEY, JANET and BAZENGUISSA- EMMA, (eds), Common Security and Civil
GANGA, REMY, Congo-Paris: Transnational Society in Africa, 321
traders on the margins of the law, 152 WoLTon, SUKE, Lord Hailey, the Colonial
MaGyar, KARL P., (ed.), United States Inter- Office and the Politics of Race and Empire
ests and Policies in Africa — Transition to in the Second World War: The loss of white
a new era, 664 prestige, 342
MAIER, KARL, This House Has Fallen: Mid- YAKUBU, A. M., Sa’adu Zungur: An anthol-
night in Nigeria, 336 ogy of the social and political writings of a
MALIYAMKONO, T. L., (ed.), The Political Nigerian Nationalist, 333
Plight of Zanzibar, 507
MAMDANI, MAHMOOD, (ed.), Beyond Rights
Book Reviewers
Talk and Culture Talk: Comparative essays
on the politics of rights and culture, 502 Jon Abbink, 656
MBEMBE, ACHILLE, On the Postcolony, 670 David M. Anderson, 332
McDonaLb, Davib, (ed.), On Borders: Per- Nicola Ansell, 504
spectives on international migration in Sarah Berry, 497
southern Africa, 504 Greg Cameron, 507