... for such purposes in the mid-twentieth century: territoriality. It focuses on the work of Helmut K. Buechner, an American wildlife biologist who spent two years in Uganda on a Fulbright fellowship in the late 1950s and remained engaged with East African conservation into the 1970s. Building on observations...

... for this region as a whole. It is an experiment in worlding, the work of wading between content and contexts to configure webs of relevant relations through which the politics of eating and existence play out along Uganda's southern littoral. By attending ethnographically to observable actions and concrete...

...Anneeth Kaur Hundle Abstract This article examines citizenship formations and political practices in relation to racialized and gendered postcolonial insecurities for the “Asian community” in contemporary Uganda. After disaggregating the notion of Asian community, it examines (1) how formalistic...

... . Clarendon Press, Oxford. “A Handbook of the Ugandan Protectorate” 1919 HMSO, London Kabwegyere , Tarsis 1972 “The Asian Question in Uganda”, East African Journal , IX , 6 Nairobi Mamdani , Mahmood 1976 Politics and Class Formation Uganda . Monthly Review Press, New York...

..., collaborated with W. E. B. Du Bois, and introduced civil rights activist Eslanda Goode Robeson to Uganda during her trip to the African continent in 1936. He conducted research for his doctorate degree at Oxford University, and he pursued additional projects in the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens and numerous...

... landscapes of Ottoman Cairo; sheep as raw materials in British New Zealand; and antelopes as objects of conservation in decolonizing Uganda—as a platform for more ex- tensive thematic and methodological discussion. The topics explored in the issue, because they proceed...

... to illustrative examples of Angola and Uganda, where different degrees of state provisioning, developmentalist discourse, and trappings of electoral democracy combine with informalized and privatized networks of care, ethno-racial exclusions, and more overt forms of authoritarianism. India, we suggest, resembles...

... 1895 to 1914, when the British if anything, about the poor Hindus (from Rana, Bhoi, colonized Kenya and Uganda and started building Divecha, Mochi, Vanand, Dhobi and Darzi castes) the East African railway, they imported between and Sunni Muslims who accompanied the higher 32,000 and 38,000...

... at www.borderlines-cssaame.org . We look forward to engaging with our joint readers and diverse audiences on these important questions. Two essays then explore the politics of knowledge and of intellectual history: Caitlin Monroe's study of a locally prominent intellectual in western Uganda and Rishad...

... is tably in Burma, Fiji, Kenya, Uganda and Malaya); in identified with. the Caribbean, there are conflicts with Black Creoles About 15 percent of the early emigrants from descended from slaves, as in Trinidad, Mauritius and South Asia were Muslims. In some cases...

... estrangement. If teract. If the literature of immigration and exile the Indian communities of Uganda were already is replete with images of baggage, the “cultural 1. Bahadur Tejani, Day after Tomorrow (Nairobi: East...

... communities in Uganda as they navigate between “nativist” Ugandan policies, on the one hand, and transnational forms of political organization on the other. Similarly, Ahmed Veriava discusses problems of postapartheid citizenship for the poor in South Africa via the homology between Thabo Mbeki's concept...

... a tracted affairs. More and more porters were needed journey were open to another engagement in ex- as distant regions and peoples in eastern Zaire, 15 Uganda, Kenya, Zambia and Malawi, were drawn...

... in the purchase and transfer of Crown lands. 7 But this policy was intended for Kenya and Uganda, territories that as crown colonies and protectorates were subject to direct jurisdiction from London. In South Africa, a dominion, and Southern Rhodesia, a self-governing colony, this policy could not be enforced...

... India by way of The parody of money, women, and violence disturbs be- Uganda, Trinidad, or Canada, Amerasians from Saigon, es- cause it relies on the Hollywood stereotypes of Central capees from Afghanistan, expatriates from the Philippines, America. The twist is the Asian mercenary, who can “make...

...: Dark Skins and Dirty Work,: Insurgent Sociologist , 4 , 7 –20. Patel , Hastu H. 1973 Indians in Uganda and Rhodesia: Some Comparative Perspectives on a Minority in Africa , Denver: University of Denver. Phillips , Paul A. 1967 No Power Greater: A Century of Labor in British...

...: The Political Invention of a Libidinal African Straight .” Africa 82 , no. 4 ( 2012 ): 609 – 31 . Nyanzi Stella . “ Dismantling Reified African Culture through Localised Homosexualities in Uganda .” Culture, Health and Sexuality 15 , no. 8 ( 2013 ): 952 – 67 . Nyeck S. N...

... of anti-colonialism and African na- tination of Indian settlement northward to Kenya and tionalism, ascribing to South Asians the role of either Uganda following the construction of the Uganda nationalist heroes or colonialist collaborators. Indians railway. Although this brought nearly 39,000...

... Valentine Gil Ward Kevin . “Morality Plays and Money Matters: Toward a Situated Understanding of the Politics of Homosexuality in Uganda.” Journal of Modern African Studies 50 , no. 1 ( 2012 ): 103 – 29 . Shehu Mustapha . “Same-Sex Wedding or Birthday Party?” This Day , August...

... in Northern Uganda . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2008 . Glück Zoltán , and Low Setha . “ A Sociospatial Framework for the Anthropology of Security .” Anthropological Theory 17 , no. 3 ( 2017 ): 281 – 96 . Goldstein Daniel M. “ Toward a Critical Anthropology...