Publications in the Colonialism category

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• Manifestations of Colonial Modernity in Asante: Kumase Public Parks and Town Hall as Symbols of “Civic Pride,” 1901–1960 IJAHS 56, by Manuel Jojo Manu-Osafo and George M. Bob-Milliar, pp. 297—327 p. (2023)
• Research Note—History, Monuments, Ruins, and Colonial Nostalgia in Namibia: German Tourist Swakopmund and the Marinedenkmal IJAHS 56, by Richard Voeltz, pp. 441—452 p. (2023)
• Research Note— IJAHS 56, by Richard Voeltz, pp. 441—452 p. (2023)
• Imperial Policing and the Antinomies of Power in Early Colonial Ghana IJAHS 53, by Sarah Balakrishnan, pp. 173—193 p. (2020)
• Review Essay: In Mansourah, You Separated Us. (DVD) Directed by Dorothée-Myriam Kellou IJAHS 53, by DIANA WYLIE, pp. 265—267 p. (2020)
• Italy’s Ethiopian Mercenaries, the Forgotten Terenebulé IJAHS 52, by Solomon Addis Getahun, pp. 425—448 p. (2019)
• Introduction: The Bounds of Berlin’s Africa: Space-Making and Multiple Territorialities in East and Central Africa IJAHS 52, by Geert Castryck, pp. 1—10 p. (2019)
• The Kagera River and the Making of a Contested Boundary: Territorial Legacies and Colonial Demarcations in Buganda (19th–20th Centuries) IJAHS 52, by Henri Médard and Ikram Kidari, pp. 11—30 p. (2019)
• Navigating Different Worlds: Colonialism in the Mbomu Basin and the Rise and Demise of the Djabir-Clan (1875–1932) IJAHS 52, by Bas De Roo, pp. 31—58 p. (2019)
• Remaking Boundaries of Belonging: Protestant Missionaries and African Christians in Katanga, Belgian Congo IJAHS 52, by David Maxwell, pp. 59—80 p. (2019)
• Punctuated Places: Narrating Space in Burundi IJAHS 52, by Aidan Russell, pp. 133—158 p. (2019)
• “An Interesting Experiment”: Kibangile and the Quest for Chiefly Legitimacy in Kongolo, Northern Katanga, 1923–1934 IJAHS 50, by Reuben Loffman, pp. 461—477 p. (2017)
• Dinuzulu and the Quest for Zulu Paramountcy, 1898–1906 IJAHS 49, by Paul Thompson, pp. 305—328 p. (2016)
• Local Critiques of Global Development: Patriotism and Power in Late Colonial Buganda IJAHS 47, by Carol Summers, pp. 21—35 p. (2014)
• The Idoma Hope Rising Union and the Politics of Patriarchy and Ethnic Honor IJAHS 46, by Moses E. Ochonu, pp. 229—254 p. (2013)
• Phrasebooks and the Shaping of Conduct in Colonial Africa, ca. 1884–1914 IJAHS 46, by Simon Constantine, pp. 305—328 p. (2013)
• “White Coronations and Magical Boycotts”: Omyènè Political Strategies, Clan Leaders, and French Rule in Coastal Gabon, 1870–1920 IJAHS 43, by Rich, pp. 207—226 p. (2010)
• African Collaborators and Their Quest for Power in Colonial Kenya:Senior Chief Waruhiu wa Kung'u's Rise from Obscurity to Prominence, 1890-1922 IJAHS 41, by Evanson N. Wamagatta, pp. 295—314 p. (2008)
• Curing the Cancer of the Colony: Bagamoyo, Dar es Salaam, and Socioeconomic Struggle in German East Africa IJAHS 40, by Steven Fabian, pp. 441—469 p. (2007)
• The Role of Cape Verdeans in War Mobilization and War Prevention in Portugal's African Empire, 1955-1965 IJAHS 40, by Alexander Keese, pp. 497—511 p. (2007)
• "Oziosi, vagabondi e pregiudicati": Labor, Law, and Crime in Colonial Asmara, 1890-1941 IJAHS 40, by Francesca Locatelli, pp. 225—250 p. (2007)
• IJAHS 40:1 (2007) IJAHS 40, pp. 1—196 p. (2007)
• Colonialism and the Individual: A Nigerian Life History, AH 19, by Simon Ottenberg, (1992)
• Africans Speak, Colonialism Writes: The Transcription and Translation of Oral Literature Before World War II, AH 8, by Ralph Austen, (1990)
• The Limits of French Intervention in Africa: A Study in Applied Neo-Colonialism, WP 54, by Edouard Bustin, (1982)
• The Marehan Expedition 1913–1914 IJAHS 50, by Charles E. Steinmetz, pp. 495—515 p. (207)