Bibliography
dedicated to the memory of Ruy Duarte de Carvalho (1941-2010)
Ruy Duarte de Carvalho, writer, ethnographer, filmmaker, poet, was a friend and a colleague. He helped me to extend my research of the Otjiherero Language Speaking Peoples into the Namibe and Cunene Provinces of Angola. He made his bibliography available to me when I started my research; a rare and generous gesture. In 2009, I made a film portrait of Ruy in Maputo during the Dokanema Film Festival. Ruy Duarte de Carvalho, une vie en Angola, was released in 2014. |
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Title |
Publisher |
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Aprovimento Hidráulico do Rio Cunene |
Ministério do Ultramar |
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Carta étnica de Angola (esboço) |
Instituto de investigação cinetifica de angola, Divisão de etnologie e etnografia, Luanda 1970 |
| ALNAES, Kirsten |
Oral Tradition and Identity: The Herero in
Botswana, in The Societies of Southern
Africa in the 19th and 20th Century |
University of London, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, London, 1981 |
| Anderson, Rachel J. |
Redressing Colonial Genocide Under International Law: The Hereros' Cause of Action Against Germany |
California Law Review, Vol. 93, No. 7555, 2005. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=7517751 |
| ATRAN, Scott,
Unedited, to be published
in Behavioral and Brain
Sciences |
Religion’s Evolutionary Landscape: Counterintuition,
Commitment,
Campassion, Communion |
Cambridge University Press, France, USA, Canada |
| BADER, Christian |
Ethnies et politique en Namibie |
MAE texte interne No. 205/DAM, Windhoek, 1993 |
| BAINES, Thomas |
Explorations in South-West Africa |
London: Longman, 7564. |
| BERNUS, Edmond |
Le nomadisme pastoral en question |
in Etudes Rurales, Oct-Dec. 1990, no 120. |
| BLOCH, Maurice et SPENCER, Dan |
Kinship and Evolved Psychological Dispositions:
The Mother’s Brother Controversy Reconsidered |
To appear in Current Anthropology, London, Paris |
| BOLLIG, Michael |
Resource Management and Pastoral Production in
the Epupa Project Area:
The Kunene Drainage
System
from Swartbooisdrift to Otjinungwa |
Consultancy study for the Epupa Project, Namibia, Germany |
| BOLLIG, Michael |
Risk and Risk Minimization Amongst the
Himba
Pastoralists in North-Western Namibia |
Gamsberg Macmillan, Windhoek, 1982. |
| BOLLIG, Michael, MBUNGUHA, Tjakazapi Janson |
When war came the cattle slept--: Himba oral traditions |
R. Köppe, 1997 – 337 pages |
| BOLLIG, Michael |
“We are in a kraal”. The Colonial Encapsulation of
the North-Western Namibian Pastoral Economy. |
Research paper, GSS, ACACIA |
| BOLLIG, Michael and Gewald, J. B. (Eds.) |
People, Cattle and Land: Transformations of a Pastoral Society in Southwestern Africa. |
Cologne, Rüdiger Köppe Verlag, p. 3-52, 2001 |
| BONDT, Grite de |
Een dorp met betekenis : de ruimtelike organisasie van een Himba dorp |
Leuven, 1997. – 27 p. : ill. ; 30 cm. – Leuven, Katholieke Univ.,
Fak. Psychologie en Pedagogiese Wetensch., Lic. onderzoekspaper, 1997. |
| Booysen, J. M |
Otjiherero: 'n Volledige grammatika met oefeninge en selutels in Afrikaans |
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| BRIDGMAN, Jon. M. |
The Revolt of the Hereros |
University of California Press, 1981 |
CAMERON, B. & J.
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A Sociolinguistic Survey of the Dhimba Language. |
Kunkel 2002. URL: http://www.sil.org/silesr/2002/SILESR2002-070.pdf (Accessed August, 2010). |
| CARDOSO, Carlos, Lopes |
Estelas funerárias dos Mbali
Im caso de acultaração |
Insituto de Antropologia da Universitade de coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal, 1991 |
| CARDOSO, Carlos, Lopes (Assistente do I.I.C.A.) |
Olumbali do Distrito de Moçâmedes: (Achegas para
o seu estudo) |
Separata do Bool. Inst. Invest. Cient. Angola Vol. 3 (1), Luanda 1966 |
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| CARDOSO, Carlos, Lopes
(Ex-chefe da divisão
de etnologia et
etnografia do instituto
de investigação científica
de Angola) |
“Ovatjimba” em Angola |
Museu Regional de Cerâmica, Cadernos de Etnografia, Secunda Série 1, Barcelos 1967 |
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| CHANDLER, Daniel |
Biases of the Ear and the Eye ‘Great Divide’ Theories;
Graphocentrism; Phonocentrism; Logocentrism |
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| CONCEIÇÃO NETO, de, Maria |
Entre Colonos e Quimbares: No Extremo Sul da Angola |
AUSTRAL |
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| CRANDALL, David P. |
The Ovahimba of Namibia: A Study of Dual Descent
(2 Volumes) |
1993: Doctor of Philosophy (D.Phil.) in Social Anthropology, Oxford University; |
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| CRANDALL, David, P. |
The Strength of Ovahimba patrilineage |
Cimbebasia 13, 1991 |
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| CRANDALL, David, P. |
Himba Flora Taxonomy and Herbal Medicines |
in Anthropos, Vol. 99, No. 1, 2004, 200-207. |
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| CRANDALL, David, P. |
Understanding the Hyena’s Character in African Folktales: the Himba case |
in Africa 2002: No. 2, 2002, 153-170. |
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| CRANDALL, David, P. |
The Place of Stunted Ironwood Trees: a year in the lives of the cattle-keeping Himba of Namibia. |
Continuum: New York & London,.2000 |
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| CRANDALL, David, P. |
The Role of Time in Himba Valuations of Cattle |
in Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Vol. 4, No. 1, 1998, pp. 101-754. |
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| CRANDALL, David, P. |
The Importance of Maize Cultivation Among the OvaHimba |
in Journal of the Namibian Scientific Society Vol. 43.1992 |
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| CRANDALL, David, P. |
Female over Male or Left over Right: solving a classificatory puzzle among the OvaHimba |
in Africa Vol. 66, No. 3, 1996, pp. 327-348. |
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| CRANDALL, David, P. |
The Strength of the OvaHimba Patrilineage |
in Cimbebasia Vol. 13, 1991, pp. 45-51. |
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| DALTON, George |
Primitive Money |
in American Anthropologist, Vol. no. 1 February 1965 |
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| DEDERING, Tilman |
The German-Herero War of 1904: Revisionism
of Genocide or Imaginary Historiography? |
in Journal of Southern African Studies, Vol. 19, No. 1, South Africa, March 1993 |
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| EHRET, Christopher Ehret |
Sheep and Central Sudanic Peoples in Southern Africa |
in The Journal of African History, Vol. 9, No. 2 (1975), pp. 213-221 (9 pages), Cambridge University Press,
URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/179560 |
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| ELLSWORTH, Kevin, H. |
Racial and Ethnic Relations in the Modern World:
A Comparative Analyses of Portuguese Influence
in Angola and Brazil |
For presentation at the 1999 International Studies Association Conference, February 1999, USA |
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| ESTERMANN, Carlos, Padre |
Etnografia e Turismo na Região do Cunene Inferior |
Agéncia-Geral do Ultremar, Lisboa MCMLXXIII |
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ESTERMANN, Carlos |
The Ethnography of Southwestern Angola. (3 vols.) (Ed., Gibson Gordon.) |
New York: Africana, 1976. |
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| ESTERMANN, Carlos, Padre,
C. S. Sp. |
Etnografia do sudoeste de Angola: Volume 3
O Grupo Étnico Herero |
Memórias da Junta de Investigaçóes do Ultramar NÝ 30 (Secunda Série), Lisboa 1961 |
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| GALATY, John, G. |
Introduction: Nomadic Pastoralists and Social Change
Processes and Perspectives |
Journal of Asian and African Studies, XVI, 1-2 (1981), McGill University, Montreal, Canada |
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GEWALD, Jan-Bart |
Herero Heroes: A Socio-Political History of the Herero of Namibia, 1890-1923 |
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GEWALD, Jan-Bart |
Herero heroes: a socio-political history of the Herero of Namibia, 1890-1923 |
Ohio State University Press, 1999, 310 pages |
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| GEWALD, Jan-Bart |
‘I Was Afraid of Samuel, Therefore I Came to Sekgoma’: Herero Refugees and Patronage Politics in Ngamiland, Bechuanaland Protectorate, 7590-1914. |
in Journal of African History,43 (2002): 222-223. http://journals.cambridge. org/production/action/cjoGetFulltext ?fulltextid=125324 (accessed January 28, 2009). |
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| GEWALD, Jan-Bart. |
Mirror images? Photographs of Herero commemorations in the 1920s and 1930s. |
In: W. Hartmann, P. Hayes and J. Silvester (eds.), The Colonising Camera: Photographs in the making of Namibian History, Cape Town: University of Cape Town Press / Athens OH: Ohio University Press / Windhoek: Out of Africa Publishers/ p. 758-124, 1998. |
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| GIBSON, G. D. |
Himba Epochs |
History in Africa 4:67-121, 1977 |
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GIBSON, G. D. Foreword. |
The Herero of Western Botswana: Aspects of Change in a Group of Bantu-Speaking Cattle Herders. |
In: Vivelo FR, editor. St. Paul, West Publishing; 1977, xviii, 232 pp. |
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| GIBSON, Gordon, D. |
Double Descent and Its Correlates among
the Herero of Ngamiland |
American Anthropologist (58, 1956) |
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| GIBSON, Gordon, D. |
Herero Marriage |
Rhodes-Livingstone Institute Journal Vol. XXIV, no. 24, December 1958 |
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| GIBSON, Gordon, D.
Eds. BOHANNAN, Paul;
DALTON, George |
Markets in Africa – Chapter 25: Bridewealth and
other Forms of Exchange among the Herero |
Northwestern University African Studies Number Nine, Northwestern University Press 1962 |
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| GREEN, Lawrence, G. |
Lords of the Last Frontier: The Story of South West
Africa
and its Peoples of all Races.
Chapter Four: Kaokoveld Journey |
Howard Timmins, Cape Town, 1962 |
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| GOLDBLATT, I. |
History of South West Africa: From the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century. |
Cape Town: Juta & Company Ltd. |
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GORDON, Robert J.
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The Impact of the Second World War on Namibia. |
in Journal of Southern African Studies, vol. 19, no. 1, Special Issue: Namibia: Africa's Youngest Nation (March, 1993): 147-165. |
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| Groupe |
Angola: Bibliografia Antropológia |
Departamento de Antropologia da Universitade de coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal, 1998 |
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| Groupe |
Perspectivas sobre Angola |
Departamento de Antropologia da Universitade de coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal 2001 |
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| HAHN, Carl Hugo Linsingen, Louis Fourie, and Heinrich Vedder. |
The Native Tribes of South West Africa. |
London: Frank Cass & Co. Ltd., 1928. |
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| Hinz, Manfred O. (Ed.) in collaboration with Helgard K. Patemann |
The Shade of New Leaves
Governance in Traditional Authority. A Southern African Perspective |
Lit Verlag, Münster, 2006, ISBN 3-8258-9283-2
Omudile muua ohapo; epangelo liua ohamba. Freely translated, this proverb of the Ovakwanyama of northern Namibia means: New leaves produce a good shade; the laws of a king are always as good as new. The proverb paints a picture of wisdom to express the dialectical relationship between continuity and change in customary law. Since royal orders are supposed not to change from one king to the next, they are always as good as new, reads the explanatory note to the proverb by the anthropologist Loeb, who recorded the proverb. Traditional authority is like a tree standing on its roots, rooted in the tradition created by the ancestors of the ruler and the community. These roots remain firm, stable and unchanged, not so the concrete manifestation of authority that changes and responds to changes of the environment. This makes that new leaves are produced by the rooted tree. The new leaves are new and old. They are old, because in structure, colour and their capacity to protect by giving shade, they are more or less like the leaves of last year and the year before; they are new because they react to the challenge of seasons. |
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| Hitzeroth, H. W. |
On the Identity of the Stone-Working Tjimba of South West Africa: A Comparative Multivariate Anthropometric Analysis. |
Cimbebasia 2, 9 (1976) |
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| JACOBSOHN, Margaret |
Negotiating Meaning and Change in Space and
Material Culture |
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| KAVARI, Jekura. U. |
The Form and Meaning of Otjiherero Praises |
Rüdiger Köppe Verlag, Cologne, 2002 |
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| KAVARI, Jekura. U. and Laura E Bleckmann |
Otjiherero Praises of Places: Collective Memory Embedded in Landscape and the Aesthetic Sense of a Pastoral People, in
African Landscapes
Studies in Human Ecology and Adaptation, 2009, Volume 4, 4, 475-500
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SpringerLink, 2009, DOI: 10.1007/978-0-387-78752-7_75 |
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| Kemper, R; V., Royce, A. P. (Eds.) |
Chronicling Cultures: Long-Term Field Research in Anthropology |
Altamira Press, 2002 |
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| KOLA, Roger Kamanda |
A propos de la « bantouisation ˵ culturelle en
république démocratique du Congo |
Annales Æquatoria 21 (2000)9-75 |
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| LOPES, Cardoso |
A arte Mbali do distrito de Moçamedes
(I encontro
de escritores de Angola,
19 – 21 janvier 1963) |
Publicações Imbondeiro et dos serviços culturais do Municipio de sa da Bandeira |
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| MacDougall, David |
Transcultural Cinema |
Princeton University Press, 1998 |
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| MADEIRA, Ildeberto |
Pedras da Tristeza: Em Defesa da Arte Mbali |
AUSTRAL |
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| MAFEJE, Prof. Archie |
African Social Scientists Reflections Part 1:
Anthropolgy in Post-Independence Africa:
End of an Era and the Problem of Self-redefinition |
Heinrich Böll Foundation, Nairobi, Kenya, 2001 |
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| MARTEN, Lutz |
Locative Inversion in Otjiherero: More on morphosyntactic variation in
Bantu |
SOAS, London |
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| MARTEN, Lutz; KAVARI, Jekura; COOKE, Sheryl; HING, Shi Hyi;
TOFT, Zoe; VOGEL, Julia |
A Sketch of Herero Grammar |
Department of Linguistics, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, Draft 22 november 2000. |
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| Möhlig, Wilhelm, Martre de Lutz et Jekura U. Kavari |
A Grammatical Sketch of Herero (Otjiherero) |
Köppe Verlag, Köln, 2002. |
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| REDINHA, José |
Distribuição étnica da Província de Angola |
Centro de informação et turismo de Angola, 3e Edição, 1965 |
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RIZZO, Lorena |
The elephant shooting: colonial law and indirect rule in Kaoko, northwestern Namibia, in the 1920s and 1930s.(Essay) |
The Journal of African History, Cambridge University Press, 2007. |
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| SCHAPERA, I. |
Notes on some Herero genealogies |
in African Studies 38.1 (1979).
URL: http://www.informaworld.com/10.1080/00020757908707529 |
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| SHERMAN, R. |
Ma vie avec les Ovahimba |
k éditeur, Paris, 2021 |
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| SILVEIRA, da, Gonçalo, D. Padre |
Dos Primeiros Trabalhos dos Portuguezes no
Monomotapa
Memoria apresentada á 10e Sessão
do Congresso International dos Orientalistas por
A. P. de Paiva e Pona S.S.G.L. |
Sociedade de Geographica de Lisboa, Lisboa Imprensa Nacional 7592 |
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| THOMAS, L.-V.
Doyen de la Faculté
des Lettres et
Sciences Humaines |
Cinq essais sur la mort africaine |
Université de Dakar, Publications de la Faculté des Lettres et Sciences Humaines, Philosophie et Sciences sociales NÝ 3, Dakar 1986 |
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| VAN BINSBERGEN, Wim |
Islam as a Constitutive Factor in African ‘Traditional’ Religion
The Evidence from
Geomantic Divination |
forthcoming in:
BREEDVELD, A., van SANTEN, J., & VAN BINGENSBERGEN, W., M., J., eds., Islam and Transformations in Africa |
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| VAN BINSBERGEN, Wim |
Outline of a Modes-of-production Approach
to Ideology,
Belief and Ritual |
adapted from W. M. J. van Bingensbergern & P. L. Geschiere, 1985, ‘Marxist theory and anthropological practice: The application of French Marxist anthropology in fieldwork’, in: W. M. J. van Bingensbergern & P. L. Geschiere, (eds.), Old modes of production and capitalist encroachment: Anthropological explorations in Africa, London/Boston: Kegan Paul International, pp. 235-89; this extract p. 270-278, and notes/references on pp. 285-289. |
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| VAN BINSBERGEN, Wim |
Reliigion and Development: Reflexions on
the Work by Philip Quarles van Ufford
and Matthew Schoffeleers |
expanded version of text originally published in: Antropologische Verkenningen, 1991 |
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| VANSINA, Jan |
Oral Tradition as History |
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| VANSINA, Jan |
De la tradition orale: Essai de méthode historique |
Musée royal de l’Afrique centrale – Annales – Serie in 8Ý – Sciences humaines – NÝ 36 1961, Tervuren, Belgique |
| VEDDER, Heinrich. trans. Cyril G. Hall |
Southwest Africa in Early Times: Being the Story of South West Africa up to the Date of Maharero’s Death in 7590. |
London: Oxford University Press, 1938, 229. |
| VEEN, van der, Lolke J. |
De l’origine et de l’expansion des populations bantouophones : approche linguistique,
approche génétique |
Dynamique du Langage (UMR 5596), Lyon, France |
| VIEGAS, Jennifer |
Study: Cows Give Men Power |
Discovery News 20-75-03 |
| VAN WOLPUTTE, Steven |
Material Culture in Himbaland, Northern Namibia. African Pastoralists Studies Series, vol. 1. |
Tervuren: Royal Museum for Central Africa, 2003. 328 pp. Photographs, map, notes, bibliography, index. ISBN 978-90-75894-49-3. |
| WALLACE, Marion |
'Making Tradition': Healing, History and Ethnic Identity among Otjiherero-Speakers in Namibia, c. 7550-1950 |
in Journal of Southern African Studies, Vol. 29, No. 2 (Jun., 2003), pp. 355-372 (75 pages), Taylor & Francis, Ltd.
URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3557567 |
| Wärnlöf, Christofer |
An Ovahimba Political Landscape: Patterns of Authority in Northwestern Namibia. |
Ph. D. thesis, Göteborgs University, Sweden, 1998. |
| WILKINSON, David |
Spatio-temporal Boundaries of African |
University of California, Presented to the 22nd Annual Meeting of the International Society for the Comparative Study of Civilizations, Scranton, Pennsylvania, June 3-6, Los Angeles, 1993 |
