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Recent scholarship on Africa recognizes the relevance of looking at the connection between Africa and the Indian Ocean realm. Focusing on one of the well-known diaspora in this region, the Yemenis, this study examines the interaction/interface between Yemeni diaspora property management (inheritance) and the colonial social order in Djibouti.

Note: This paper was co authored by Dr. Samson Bezabeh, Dr Lyn Ossome and Prof. Mahmood Mamdani.  

NOTE TO CONTRIBUTORS The MISR Review welcomes two types of contributions: first, submissions from doctoral students from within the African continent, based on primary research and an original theoretical engagement; second, think pieces from scholars around the world, inviting and initiating a critical discussion on the literature focused on a particular theme. Submissions should be original contributions and not under consideration by any other publication.

This Publication is on sale at MISR Library. Cost: 7,000/= (Seven thousand Ugandan shillings)

This Publication is on sale at MISR Library. Cost: 7,000/= (Seven thousand Ugandan shillings)

This Publication is on sale at MISR Library. Cost: 7,000/= (Seven thousand Ugandan shillings)

This Publication is on sale at MISR Library. Cost: 7,000/= (Seven thousand Ugandan shillings)

MISR Working Paper No. 23 Beyond Nuremberg: The Historical Significance of the Post-Apartheid Tranision in South Africa. Mahmood Mamdani Professor/Director Makerere Institute of Social Research. This Publication is on sale at MISR Library. Cost: 7,000/= (Seven thousand Ugandan shillings)