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Hudson,H. 2009. Peacebuilding through a gender lens and the challenges of implementation in Rwanda and Côte d'Ivoire. Security Studies, 18(2): 287-318.
Hudson,H. 2010. Continuity and change: an evaluation of the democracy-foreign policy nexus in post-apartheid South Africa. Journal for Contemporary History, 35(2): 108-130.
Vos, A.T. & Cawood, S. 2010. The impact of water quality on informally-declared heritage sites: a preliminary study. WaterSA 36(2): 185-192.
Kondlo,K.M. 2010. Towards a review of South Africa's research on corruption in the public sector, 1994 to 2009: trends, gaps and implications for public policy. Journal of Public Administration 45(1.1): 320-330.
Kondlo,K.M. 2010. Making participatory governance work: re-inventing Izimbizo forums in South Africa. Journal of Public Administration, 45(2): 384-395.
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Osman,E.A. 2011. African indigenous knowledge systems: challenges and opportunities. Africa insight, 40(4), March: 136-148.
Hudson,H. 2011. Inhabitants of interstices? Feminist analysis at the intersection of Peace Studies, Critical Security Studies and human security. Strategic review for Southern Africa/Strategiese oorsig vir Suider-Afrika, XXXIII (2): 26-50.
Hebinck, P., Fay, D. &Kondlo,K.M. 2011. Land and agrarian reform in South Africa's Eastern Cape province: caught by continuities. Journal of Agrarian Change, 11(2): 220-240.
Hudson, H. 2012. A double-edged sword of peace? Reflections on the tension between representation and protection in gendering liberal peacebuilding. International Peacekeeping, 19(4): 443-460.
Kondlo, K.M. 2012. Beyond in the twilight of the revolution: A response to my reviewers. Journal of Asian and African studies, 47(3): 315-319.
Kondlo, K.M. 2012. ‘Humanities to come’ and ‘the University without condition’ – transforming the humanities in South Africa: the persistence of unresolved national agenda issues. Journal of public administration, 47(1): 8-25.
Coetzee, E. & Hudson, H. 2012. Democratic peace theory and the realist-liberal dichotomy: the promise of neoclassical realism?. Politikon, 39(2): 257-277.
Nel, P.J. 2012. Trends in wisdom research: a perspective from the African continent. Scriptura: International Journal of Bible, Religion and Theology in Southern Africa, 111 (3): 460-471.
Melber, H. 2013. Aus dem Osten was Neues? Chinas Rolle in Afrika. WeltTrends. Zeitschrift für internationale Politik, 21(88): 61-68.
Melber, H. 2013. Southern Africa in the World. The Context for a Strategic Review for Southern Africa”. Strategic Review for Southern Africa, 35(1): 1-13.
Melber, H. 2013. Der Süden und die Mittelschichten. Zum Human Development Report 2013. WeltTrends. Zeitschrift für internationale Politik, 21(91): 27-31.
Melber, H. 2013. Der Gerichtshof der SADC. Regierungsinteressen vor Bürgerrechten? WeltTrends. Zeitschrift für internationale Politik, 21(92): 65-72.
Mlisa, L.R. & Nel, P.J. 2013. Types of Umbilini (Intuition) in the “ukunyanga” (Xhosa Divination) Tradition. Journal of Psychology in Africa 2013, 23(4), 609–614.
Akpome, A. 2014. The Narrative Construction of Identity in Contemporary Rwanda: A Study of An Ordinary Man by Paul Rusesabagina (with Tom Zoellner). African Studies. 73(2): 192-210.
Akpome, A. 2014. Doubly Discriminated: Depicting the Othering and Marginalisation of Ogoni People in Ken Wiwa’s In the Shadow of a Saint. Africa Insight, 44(1): 151-164.
Cawood, S. & De Wet, J.C. 2014. The rhetorical imprint from a constructivist perspective. Communitas: Journal for Community Communication and Information Impact, 19: 60-79.
Cawood, S. 2014. The 'Recalcitrant Other' : The Rhetorical Identity and Struggle of Nelson Mandela. Africa Insight, 44(1): 38-50.
Daimon, A. 2014. Politics of ‘othering’ and the struggle for citizenship in Independent Zimbabwe: Voices from Malawian Descendants. Africa Insight, 44(1): 137-150.
Graham, M.J. 2014. The ANC and the ‘myth’ of liberation solidarity: ‘othering’ in post-apartheid South(ern) Africa. Africa Insight, 44(1): 176-190.
Hudson, J. 2014. Gendercidal violence and the technologies of othering in Libya and Rwanda. Africa Insight, 44(1): 103-120.
Hudson, H. & Melber, H. 2014. Contextualising African identities, othering and the politics of space. Africa Insight, 44(1): 1-6.
Krenceyova, M. 2014. Who is allowed to speak about Africa? A reflection on knowledge, positionality, and authority in Africanist Scholarship. Africa Insight, 44(1): 8-22.
Lake, N.C. 2014. Black lesbian bodies: Reflections on a queer South African archive. Africa Insight, 44(1): 69-83.
Melber, H. 2014. 'Othering' and structural violence in former Settler Colonies Liberation Movements as governments in Southern Africa. Africa Insight 44(1): 191-207.
Melber, H. 2014. Mission, Kolonialismus, Kultur und Entwicklung. Die Reise von Missionsinspektor Spiecker durch Deutsch-Südwestafrika (1905-1907). Stichproben: Wiener zeitschrift fur kritische Afrikastudien/Stichproben: Vienna journal of african studies 14(26):
Melber, H. 2014. Tod eines UN-Generalsekretärs. Neue Erkenntnisse im Fall Hammarskjöld. Welt Trends: internationale Politik und vergleichende Studien, 22(94):
Melber, H. 2014. Bleibt alles beim Alten? Südafrika nach den Wahlen. Welt Trends: internationale Politik und vergleichende Studien, 22(97):
Melber, H. 2014. Der Hype um die Mittelklasse(n). Welt Trends: internationale Politik und vergleichende Studien, 22(99):
Melber, H. 2014. The death of Dag Hammarskjöld. Review of African Political Economy, 41(141):
Melber, H. 2014. South Africa's elections 2014: more than more of the same? Review of African Political Economy, 41(142):
Melber, H. 2014. Whose world? Development, civil society, development studies and (not only) scholar activists. Third World Quarterly, 35(6):
Steyn Kotze, J. & Ralo, M. 2014. Bitter battles for survival: Assessing the impact of the political factionalism in Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s post-Polokwane landscape. Administratio Publica, 22(2): 93-114.
Akpome, A.A. 2015. What is Nigeria? Unsettling the myth of exceptionalism. Africa Spectrum, 50(1): 65-78.
Hudson, H. 2015. (Re)framing the relationship between discourse and materiality in feminist security studies and feminist IPE. Politics & Gender, 11(2): 413-419.
Limb, P.C. 2015. Swaziland: the struggle for political freedom and democracy. Review of African Political Economy, 42(146): 1-10.
Limb, P.C. 2015. The empire writes back: African challenges to the Brutish (South Africa) empire in the early 20th Century. Journal of Southern African Studies, 41(3): 599-616.
Melber, H. 2015. Civil society, cooperation and development. Journal fur Entwicklungspolitik/Austrian Journal for Development Studies, 30(1): 4-12.
Melber, H. 2015. Where and what (for) is the middle? Africa and the middle class(es). European Journal of Development Research, 27(2): 246-254.
Melber, H. 2015. Post-liberation democratic authoritarianism: The case of Namibia. Politikon-South African Journal of Political Studies, 42(1): 45-66.
Melber, H. 2015. From Nujoma to Geingob: 25 years of presidential democracy. Journal of Namibian Studies, 18: 49-65.
Melber, H. 2015. Namibia nach den Wahlen. WeltTrends. Das aussenpolitische Journal, 23(101): 8-11.
Melber, H. 2015. Faith as politics – and politics as faith: Beyers Naudé and Dag Hammarskjöld. Journal for Contemporary History, 40(2): 96-109.
Melber, H. & Kössler, H. 2015. Der Völkermord in Namibia und die deutsche Debatte. WeltTrends, Das aussenpolitische Journal, 23(105): 14-17.
Mlisa, N.L. & Nel, P.J. 2015. Umbilini experiential knowledge and indigenous healing praxis in Ukunyanga tradition. African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation and Dance (AJPHERD).
Steyn Kotze, J. & Prevost, G. 2015. Born free. An assessment of political identity formation and party support of South Africa's first post-apartheid generation. Africa Insight, 44(4): 142-168.
Cawood, S. & Vos, A.T. 2016. Water quality as bio-cultural screening indicator for the integrity of informal heritage sites. WaterSA, 42(4): 516-527.
Erda, F.G. 2016. Land acquisitions, the politics of dispossession, and State-Remaking in Gambella, Western Ethiopia. Africa Spectrum, 25: 51: 5-28.
Melber, H. 2016. Knowledge is Power – and power affects knowledge: Challenges for research collaboration in and with Africa. Africa development/Afrique et developpement, 40(4): 21-42.
Melber, H. 2016. Der Fall Hammarskjöld. WeltTrends: internationale Politik und vergleichende Studien, 24(116): 54-57.
Schmidt, N.F. & Nel, P.J. 2016. Divine darkness in the human discourses of Job. Acta Theologica, 36(2): 81-91
Steyn Kotze, J. 2016. Whose economic freedom anyway? Revelations from the South African discourse. Strategic review for Southern Africa/Strategiese oorsig vir Suider-Afrika, 5-27
Gerits, F.P.L. 2017. Hungry Minds: Eisenhower’s Cultural Assistance to Sub-Saharan Africa, 1953–1961. Diplomatic History, 41(3): 594-619.
Limb, P.C. 2017. Hooks down! Anti-apartheid activism and solidarity among maritime unions in Australia and the United States. Labour History, 58(3):303-326.
Melber, H. 2017. The African middle class(es) – in the middle of what?. Review of African Political Economy, 44 (151): 142-154.
Melber, H. 2017. Mission Impossible: Hammarskjold and the UN Mandate for the Congo (1960 - 1961). African Security, 10(3-4): 254-271.
Melber, H. 2017. The African middle class(es) – in the middle of what?. Review of African Political Economy, 44(151):142-154.
Melber, H. 2017. Genocide Matters - Negotiating a Namibian-German Past in the Present. Stichproben: Wiener zeitschrift fur kritische Afrikastudien/Stichproben: Vienna journal of african studies, 17(33): 1-24.
Melber, H. 2017. How Democratic Is Namibia’s Democracy?An Anatomy of SWAPO’s Political Hegemony. Taiwan journal of democracy, 13 (1): 143-161.
Melber, H. 2017. Genocide Matters - Negotiating a Namibian-German Past in the Present. Stichproben: Wiener zeitschrift fur kritische Afrikastudien/Stichproben: Vienna journal of african studies, 17 (33), 2017: pp. 1 - 24.
Melber, H. 2017. Heroic narratives, patriotic history and Namibian politics: The case of (Herman) Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo(1924–2017). Journal of Namibian studies, 22 2017: pp. 45 - 58.
Melber, H. 2017. Heroic narratives, patriotic history and Namibian politics:The case of (Herman) Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo(1924–2017). Journal of Namibian studies, 22 2017: pp. 45 - 58.
Steyn Kotze, J. 2017. Born (Un)free: The Construction of Citizenship of South Africa’s First Post-Apartheid Generation—Views of University Students. Representation, 52 (4), pp. 271 - 294.
Nel, P.J. 2017. Syncretism, hybridity and ambivalence: Probing the concepts in religious discourse with reference to sacred site dynamics in South Africa. Scriptura: International Journal of Bible, Religion and Theology in Southern Africa, 116(1): 1-12.