Center for Social Studies on African, American and Asian Worlds

Recent papers from Center for Social Studies on African, American and Asian Worlds

1. The Question of the Origin of Overrepresentation of Violence in the French West Indies: A Psychosocial Approach to Attachment Issues.2026
2. Governance challenges for a rapid and just solar energy transitionEnergy Policy · 2026
3. The Importance of Accounting for Stakeholder Values, Power Relationships and Language in Constructing Relevant and Trustworthy Climate InformationEarth s Future · 2026
4. Tempo and mode in biological invasions: exotic rodents in the small mammal community of Bamako (Mali)Mammalian Biology · 2025
5. Analysis of Global Inequalities in Inflammatory Bowel DiseaseGut Medicine · 2025
6. Analysis of Global Inequalities in Inflammatory Bowel DiseaseGut Medicine · 2025
7. For money can’t buy me love? The political economy of marriages at the time of financializationContemporary South Asia · 2025
8. The Capacity of a Household Farming System with Women’s Decision and Action-Making Power: Rural Marginal Areas in MoroccoAgriculture · 2025
9. Debt, Power, and Time: The Case of a Brazilian Debt FairVibrant Virtual Brazilian Anthropology · 2025
10. On the Margins of Emancipation: the Ambivalence of the Struggles of Evictees from the ZACA Project in Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso)The African Review · 2024
11. The meaning of solar energy: Political imaginaries of solar energy in contemporary IndiaEnvironment and Planning E Nature and Space · 2024
12. When the ‘inclusive turn’ fuels the entrepreneurial city: Critical perspectives from SingaporeAsia Pacific Viewpoint · 2024
13. Unravelling the “Ethos of Change” in African Urban Margins: Institutions, Stigmas, ExperiencesThe African Review · 2024
14. Debt-financed migration: Agency and the productivity of debtJournal of Ethnic and Migration Studies · 2024
15. Trial‐and‐error: Securing field access for qualitative research in VietnamThe Australian Journal of Anthropology · 2024
16. Who Wants to Become a Role Model? Personal Narratives of Success and Internal Dynamics of Change in Nairobi’s GhettosThe African Review · 2024
17. Change everything so that (almost) nothing changes? Investigating the territorial distribution of solar energy subsidies in rural IndiaEnvironmental Sociology · 2024
18. Debt and the Politics of Numbers: Hegemonic Numbers, Political Numbers, Ordinary NumbersReview of Political Economy · 2024
19. Tarantino in the Ottoman Empire: Glorious Viziers, Pulp Fiction, and Scrambled NarrativesInternational Journal Middle East Studies · 2024
20. Governing street trading in post-apartheid Cape Town: neo-colonial or neo-liberal order?Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue canadienne des études africaines · 2024