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! 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...
Sina Schlimmer, »Bureaucracy versus land grabbing? Replacing the state in a fashionable debate in Tanzania », Mambo! Volume XIV (4), 2016 ” So how will you just make a grab on village land? If you want...
Anaïs Angelo, »Becoming Minister for Lands: Jackson Angaine and Meru politics (1961-1963) », Mambo! Volume XIV (3), 2016. In 1978 British Officials profiled the most prominent Kenyan politicians and produced a document entitled ” Leading Personalities in...
Adèle Charbonneau, « Managing conflicts in slums within a relocation project: Case study of Soweto East, Kibera, Nairobi », Mambo! Volume XIV (2), 2016. In developing cities, many slum dwellers have settled down in valuable road and railway reserves...
Samia Chabouni, « Dégradation des relations avec l’Occident, nouveau partenariat avec l’Algérie : vers une réorientation de la politique étrangère Rwandaise ? », Mambo! Vol XIV(1), 2016. Le Rwanda est un pays enclavé, disposant...
Charlotte Toretti, “Stratégies Paysannes au Lango Post-Conflit: un Projet d’irrigation Ougandais au Prisme de l’action Collective”, Mambo! Volume XIII (4), 2015. Après l’Indépendance de 1962, l’Ouganda, pays d’Afrique des Grands Lacs, traverse une violente période chaotique...
Louise Protar, “Être mère en pays luo”, Mambo! Volume XIII (3), 2015. La maternité est communément perçue comme un phénomène naturel et universel . Mais porter, mettre au monde et élever des enfants sont...
Lester Mtwana Jao, “A brief lexico-semantic study of French and Kiswahili“, Mambo! Vol. XIII (2), 2015. Languages are influenced and enriched by others all over the world. Today, there is hardly any “pure” language...
Cyrielle Maingraud – Martinaud, Mambo! 2015 Vol. XIII (1), 4 p. Cyrielle Maingraud-Martinaud is a PhD student in Sciences Po Bordeaux (France), and currently lecturer at the Departement of Political Science, University of Dar...
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