Recent papers in Australasian Review of African Studies

1. From Unwritten to Written: Transformation of Jieeng Customary Law into Qanun Wanh-alelAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2022
2. China's Foreign Policy towards Africa: an eclectic-theoretical explanationAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2020
3. China's Influence in Sudan and its Effects on UN Peacekeeping Operations in the Darfur ConflictAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2020
4. The Ethnic Roots of South Sudan's ConflictAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2020
5. Close to the Edge: Exploring the Global Hip Hop DiasporaAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2020
6. Australia in the African Century: Study of the Eastern African Indian Ocean FrontierAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2020
7. The Role of Identity in Vigilantism and State Involvement: Explored in Khayelitsha, South AfricaAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2020
8. A Critique of State Level Implementation of African Union Counterterrorism InstrumentsAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2020
9. Middle-class anxiety and moderate prosperity: South Africa and China in comparative perspectiveAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2020
10. African Countries and International Investment Law: Right to Regulate or Appropriate Regulation or Both?Australasian Review of African Studies · 2019
11. Drivers of Export-Led Agriculture in Ghana: The Case of Emerging Cashew Production in Ghana’s Brong Ahafo RegionAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2019
12. Environment as Justice: Interpreting the State(s) of Drowning and Undercurrents of Power in GhanaAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2019
13. ‘It still matters’: The role of skin colour in the everyday life and realities of black African migrants and refugees in AustraliaAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2018
14. Educational resilience and experiences of African students with a refugee background in Australian tertiary educationAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2018
15. The ‘Culturally and Linguistically Diverse’ (CALD) label: A critique using African migrants as exemplarAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2018
16. Black bodies in/out of place? Afrocentric perspectives and/on racialised belonging in AustraliaAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2018
17. Africa and the Rhetoric of Good GovernanceAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2018
18. Making and maintaining racialised ignorance in Australian nursing workplaces: The case of black African migrant nursesAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2018
19. Towards Afrocentric Counternarratives of Race and Racism in AustraliaAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2018
20. Curbing Inequality Through Decolonising Knowledge Production in Higher Education in South AfricaAustralasian Review of African Studies · 2018

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