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   Narrating the African city from the diaspora: Lagos as a trope in Ben Okri and Chika Unigwe's short stories
        Author: Ayo, Keyinde
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://www.informaworld.com

   Transforming urban landscapes: soccer fields as sites of urban sociability in the agglomeration of Dakar
        Author: Baller, Susann
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://www.informaworld.com

   Viewing postcolonial Dar es Salaam, Tanzania through civic spaces: a question of class
        Author: Lewinson, Anne S.
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://www.informaworld.com

   Metropolitanism, capital and patrimony: theorizing the postcolonial West African city
        Author: Ndi, Alfred
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://www.informaworld.com

   Imperial legacies and postcolonial predicaments: an introduction African
        Author: Demissie, Fassil
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://www.informaworld.com

   Les terrains politiques du football: la politique du football en Afrique: mobilisation et trajectoires
        Author: Baller, Susann; Saavedra Martha
        Publisher: Editions Karthala

   Christian and Negro slavery in eighteen-century North America
        Author: Bennett, Norman Robert
        Publisher: Cambridge University Press
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   Anglo-German relations in Uganda 1890-1892
        Author: Gray, John Sr
        Publisher: Cambridge University Press
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   Reading, writing and rallies: the politics of freedom in Southern British Togoland, 1953-1956
        Author: Skinner, Kate
        Publisher: Cambridge University Press
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   Botched-up elections, treaty amendments and judicial independence in the East African Community
        Author: Onoria, Henry
        Publisher: Cambridge University Press
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org