Collections of Essays / Collections d'essaisSource: Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue Canadienne des Études Africaines, Vol.39, No. 3 (2005), pp. 634-635Published by: Taylor & Francis, Ltd. on behalf of the Canadian Association of African StudiesStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25067512 .

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Collections of Essays / Collections d7essais

Editor's Note: This section of the Canadian Journal of African Studies

gives notice and lists the contents of books that do not readily lend them

selves to a coherent review. Also, in some instances, the African content

is minimal but deserves to be drawn to the attention of our readers.

Philip Oxhorn, Joseph S. Tulchin, and Andrew D. Selee, eds.

Decentralization, Democratic Governance, and Civil Society in

Comparative Perspective: Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

Washington, DC: Woodrow Wilson Center Press, 2004. 351 pp.

Joseph Tulchin and Andrew D. Selee. "Preface."

Philip Oxhorn. "Unraveling the Puzzle of Decentralization."

Yemile Mizrahi. "Twenty Years of Decentralization in Mexico: A

Top-Down Process."

Leticia Sant?n del R?o. "Decentralization and Civil Society in

Mexico."

Claudia Serrano. "State Decentralization and Regional Actors in

Chile."

Maria Elena Ducci. "Local Governance and Democratization: The

View from the Chilean Border."

Steven Friedman and Caroline Kihato. "South Africa's Double

Reform: Decentralization and Transition from Apartheid."

Gilbert M. Khadiagala and Winnie V. Mitullah. "Kenya's Decentralization through the Devolution of Power: Advances

and Limits."

Leonora C. Angeles and Francisco A. Magno. "The Phillipines:

Decentralization, Local Governments, and Citizen Action."

Syarif Hidayat and Hans Antl?v. "Decentralization and Regional

Autonomy in Indonesia. "

Andrew D. Selee and Joseph S. Tulchin. "Decentralization and

Democratic Governance: Lessons and Challenges."

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Paul Richards, ed. No Peace, No War: An Anthropology of Contemporary Armed Conflicts. London: James Currey Ltd., 2005. 214 pp.

[This collection is dedicated to the memory of Bernhard Helander and contains a bibliography of his works.]

Paul Richards. "New War: An Ethnographic Approach."

Jan Ovensen. "Political Violence in Cambodia and the Khmer Rouge "Genocide."'

Sten Hagberg. "Dealing with Dilemmas: Violent Farmer-Pastoralist

Conflicts in Burkina Faso."

Ivana Macek. "Sarajevan Soldier Story: Perceptions of War and

Morality in Bosnia."

Staff an L?fving. "Silence and the Politics of Representing Rebellion:

On the Emergence of the Neutral Maya in Guatemala."

Sverker Finstrom. "Tor God and My Life': War and Cosmology in

Northern Uganda."

Caspar Fithen and Paul Richards. "Making War, Crafting Peace:

Militia Solidarities and Demobilization in Sierra Leone."

Mats Utas. "Building a Future?: The Reintegration and

Remarginalization of Youth in Liberia."

Bj?rn Lindgren. "Memories of Violence: Recreation of Ethnicity in

Post-Colonial Zimbabwe."

Asa Tiljander Dahlstrom. "Belonging in Nowhere Land: The Tibetan

Diaspora as Conflict."

Bernhard Helander. "Who Needs a State?: Civilians, Security and

Social Services in North-East Somalia."

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