Table of contents for Violence and belonging : the quest for identity in post-colonial Africa / edited by Vigdis Broch-Due.

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Table of Contents:
Preface
List of Contributors
Chapter 1
Violence and Belonging: Analytical Reflections Vigdis Broch-Due
Chapter 2
'Nowadays they can even kill you for that which they feel is theirs': Gender and the 
Production of Ethnic Identity in Kikuyu-Speaking Central Kenya Amrik Heyer
Chapter 3
Conflicts in Context: Political Violence and Anthropological Puzzles Harri 
Englund
Chapter 4
Hunger, Violence and the Moral Economy of War in Zimbabwe Jocelyn 
Alexander and Jo Ann McGregor
Chapter 5
Violence and the Boundaries of Belonging: Comparing Two Border Disputes 
in the South African Lowveld Isak Niehaus
Chapter 6
Fertile Moral Links: Reconsidering Barabaig Violence Astrid Blystad
Chapter 7
'Food Itself is Fighting With Us': A Comparative Analysis of the Impact of 
Sudan's Civil War on South Sudanese Civilian Populations Located in the 
North and the South Sharon Elaine Hutchinson
Chapter 8
The Politics of Identity and the Remembrance of Violence and Gender at the 
Installation of a Female Chief in Zimbabwe Björn Lindgren
Chapter 9
Double-Voiced Violence in Kenya John G. Galaty
Chapter 10
Escape from Genocide: The Politics of Identity in Rwanda's Massacres Johan Pottier
Chapter 11
Women and the Politics of Identity: Voices in the South African Truth and 
Reconciliation Fiona C Ross
Chapter 12
Ambiguous Identities: Notioa of War and 'Significant Others' among the Tigreans of 
Ethiopia Kjetil Tronvoll




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