Publications

Click on the link below for access, AFRICA'S UNHOLY MIGRANTS: MOBILITY AND MIGRANT MORALITY IN THE AGE OF BORDERS

Begun in 2012, the doctoral program in Social Studies at the Makerere Institute of Social Research (MISR) is driven by the conviction that key to research is formulating the problem of research. Given that our objective was to transform MISR from a consultancy into a research unit, we summed up the difference in a sentence: in a consultancy, the client defines the question; in a research unit, the question is the prerogative and responsibility of the researcher.

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)

A compelling revisionist study of diaspora and migration in the Indian Ocean region

MISR Working Paper No. 22 Political Lessons to Learn from the 1952 Makerere College Students’ Strike. A.B.K. Kasozi Research Associate, Makerere Institute of Social Research Former Executive Director, National Council for Higher Education This Publication is on sale at MISR Library. Cost: 7,000/= (Seven thousand Ugandan shillings)