Mambo! is a series of working paper, published by IFRA (affiliated) researchers and grantees. They expose the results of fieldwork research and provide the readership with preliminary analysis on social sciences topics in East Africa. More than 50 papers Mambo! have been published since 2000 and are available on open access here http://mambo.hypotheses.org
Mambo! is a series of working papers published by IFRA (affiliated) researchers and grantees. They present the results of fieldwork research and provide our readers with preliminary analyzes on social sciences topics in East...
Eria Serwajja, “The ‘Green Land Grab’ In Apaa Village Of Amuru District, Northern Uganda: Power, Complexities & Consequences.”, Mambo!, Vol. XV, (2), 2018. Seizure of community land in Uganda by foreign companies for environmental ends...
Adriana Blache, ” The Lands Use Plans And The Villages’ Subdivisions In The Global Land Rush: The Case Of The Ruipa Site In The Kilombero Valley, Morogoro Region, Tanzania”, Mambo!, Vol. XV, (1),...
Anna Fichtmüller, ” Control and Co-optation. State influence in the market and transport sectors in Kampala”, Mambo! Volume XIV, (5) 2017. It is said that the mobilization of particular interest groups is a vital...
Christiane Tristl, ”Co-constituting Cost-recovery, Assembling Benevolence – The Techno-Political Patterning of Automatic Water Dispensers”, Mambo! Volume XIV, (4) 2017. Concerned about “providing reliable and sustainable water supply in the developing world,” a multinational water...
Sam De Schutter, “Transnational Activism: An entangled history of the disability movement in Tanzania”, Mambo! Volume XIV, (3) 2017. Disability does not just refer to an individual impairment, but is constructed through social relations...
Joanny Bélair, “Land policies: Questioning discrepancies between discourse and practices in Tanzania”, Mambo! Vol XIV, (2) 2017 This working paper analyzes practices of consultation associated to two specific recent land policies in Tanzania. It...
Graham R.L. Fox, “Gendered issues and contested benefits: The case of Laikipia’s Maasai Cricket Warriors”, Mambo! Volume XIV, (1) 2017 Though many feminist and postcolonial scholars question the utility of sport as a platform...
MAMBO! Author Guidelines Mambo! is a series of working paper published by IFRA (affiliated) researchers and grantees. They expose the result of fieldwork research and provide the readership with preliminary analysis on social sciences...
Wangui Kimari, «’We do not want any more masters’: Ruins, planning and the “messy labours” of the urban poor », Mambo! XIV (5) 2016 Amidst the animated conversations about recent national and county development...
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