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Burundian Refugees in Tanzania

  • Amelia Kuch
  • 4 minute read
A review of Waiting for Citizenship—Pragmatics of Belonging of Burundian Refugees in Protracted Exile: The Case of Ulyankulu Settlement, Tanzania,…
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Migratory Labor and the Japanese Empire, 1905-1941

  • Jonathan Bull
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A review of Colonial Settlement and Migratory Labour in Karafuto 1905-1941, by Steven Edward Ivings. Now a part of Russia,…
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Chinese Aid and Development in Africa During the 1960s

  • Jessica Achberger
  • 4 minute read
A review of Old Comrades and New Brothers: A Historical Re-Examination of the Sino-Zanzibari and Sino-Tanzanian Bilateral Relationships in the…
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Aging, Sex & HIV Infection in Rural Malawi

  • Ramah McKay
  • 8 minute read
A review of Older Adults’ Experiences of Aging, Sex, and HIV Infection in Rural Malawi, by Emily Freeman. Emily Freeman’s…
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German Media, Bosnia & Kosovo Wars

  • Arvind Das
  • 5 minute read
A review of German Print Media Coverage in the Bosnia and Kosovo Wars of the 1990s, by Margit Viola Wunsch.…
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Left Wing Student Activists in Thailand

  • Watcharabon Buddharaksa
  • 6 minute read
A review of The Rise of the Octobrists: Power and Conflict among Former Left Wing Student Activists in Contemporary Thai…
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Police, Democracy & the Indonesian State

  • Joshua Barker
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A review of The Rise of Polri: Democratisation and the Political Economy of Security in Indonesia, by Jacqui Baker. Jacqui…
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