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ABORNE-Palgrave Book Series

ABORNE-Palgrave Book Series

In 2009 ABORNE entered a formal agreement with Palgrave Macmillan to publish a new Series in African Borderlands Studies. Both edited volumes and monographs are accepted. For further details, please read the call for manuscripts.

 

Forthcoming volumes:

Miescher, Giorgio: Namibia’s Red Line Fence. Status: In production; available from May 2012.

Raeymaekers, Timothy and Benedikt Korf (eds.): Bringing the Margins Back In: War and State-Making in Borderlands Collection of papers presented at the 2010 workshop in Ghent. Status: Edited chapters under peer review and publication expected during 2012. 

Zeller, Wolfgang and Jordi Tomas (eds.): Secessionism in Africa. Collection of selected papers presented at the 2010 workshop in Åbo and 2011 conference panel in Uppsala. Status: Chapters edited by April 2012 and publication expected in 2013. 

Vaughan, Chris and Cherry Leonardi (eds.): The Emerging Borderlands of South Sudan. Collection of papers presented at the 2011 workshop in Durham. Status: Chapters edited by June 2012 and publication expected in 2013.

Titeca, Kristof, Gregor Dobler and Wolfgang Zeller (eds.): Smuggling in Africa. Collection of selected papers presented at the 2010 annual conference in Basel and a forthcoming panel at the 2012 annual conference in Edinburgh. Status: publication expected in 2014.

 

Journal Articles and Special Issues

Journal Articles and Special Issues

Coplan, David (ed.): From Empiricism to Theory in African Border Studies. Special issue in the Journal of Borderland Studies 25(2) 2010.

 

Forthcoming special issues:

Doevenspeck, Martin and Karen Büscher (eds.): African Border Towns. Special issue in the Journal Africa Spectrum. Status: collection under peer review; publication expected in late 2012.

 

Udelsman Rodrigues, Cristina (ed.): Special issue of Forced Migration in Journal African and Black Diaspora. Collection of selected papers presented at the 2011 annual conference in Lisbon. Status: collection under peer review; publication expected in late 2012.