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| Introduction: from Empiricism to Theory in African Border Studies |
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| David Coplan | 1-5 |
| Neither Arbitrary nor Artificial: Chiefs and the Making of the Namibia-Zambia Borderland |
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| Wolfgang Zeller | 6-21 |
| On the Border to Chaos: Identity Formation on the Angolan-Namibian Border, 1927-2008 |
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| Gregor Dobler | 22-35 |
| The Construction of Internal Borders in a Borderland Region of Central Mozambique |
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| Corrado Tornimbeni | 36-52 |
| First Meets Third: Analyzing Inequality along the US-Mexico and South Africa-Lesotho borders |
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| David Coplan | 53-64 |
| Mobile Livelihoods—The Players Involved in Smuggling of Commodities across the Zimbabwe-Mozambique Border |
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| Nedson Pophiwa | 65-76 |
| Sources for the History of the Southern Border of Mozambique: Preliminary results of a project on the archives of the Portuguese Commission of Cartography |
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| Ana Cristina Roque | 77-93 |
| Towards an Approach to Borders and Mobility in Africa |
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| Timothy Mechlinski | 94-106 |
| Emerging Forms of Power in two African Borderlands: A Theoretical and Empirical Research Outline |
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| Thomas Hüsken, Georg Klute | 107-121 |
Book Reviews
| Tales from Colonia Popular by Tamar Diana Wilson, 2009. Reviewed by |
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| Joan B. Anderson | 125 |
| Nonprofits and their Networks: Cleaning the Waters along Mexico’s Northern Border by Daniel Sabet, 2008. Reviewed by |
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| Christopher Brown | 126-127 |
| Metrópolis Transfronteriza. Revisión de la hipótesis y evidencias de Tijuana, México y San Diego, Estados Unidos by T. Alegría, 2009. Reviewed by |
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| Alejandro Mercado-Celis | 128-129 |
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