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  • Spierenburg, M. (2003). Strangers, Spirits and Land Reforms: Conflicts about Land in Dande, Northern Zimbabwe. [Thesis, fully internal, Universiteit van Amsterdam].
  • Geschiere, P. (2003). [Review of: B. Jewsiewicki, B. Plankenstein (2001) An/Sichten - Malerei aus dem Kongo, 1990-2000]. Cahiers d'études africaines, 43(171), 673-675.
  • Geschiere, P. L. (2003). 'Re-interpreting the Local, Autochthony, Democratization and New Modes in the Politics of Belonging in Present-day Africa'. In M. Diawara (Ed.), L¿interface entre les savoirs paysans et le savoir universel (pp. 56-74). Figuier.
  • Geschiere, P. L. (2003). "Crisis en het Alledaagse - Veena Das over de Doorwerking van `Critical Events' in het Dagelijkse Leven". Facta, 11(5), 8-10.
  • Geschiere, P. L. (2003). 'On Witch Doctors and Spin Doctors: The Role of `Experts¿ in African and American Politics'. In B. Meyer, & P. Pels (Eds.), Magic and Modernity, Interfaces of Revelation and Concealment (pp. 159-183). Stanford U.P..
  • Geschiere, P. (2002). Gruesome rumours, the reality question and writing history [Review of: A. Ashforth (2000) Madumo: a man bewitched; L. White (2000) Speaking with vampires: rumor and history in colonial Africa]. The Journal of African History, 43(3), 499-501. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0021853702008204
  • Janson, M. (2002). "The Best Hand is the Hand that Gives" `Griottes? in Gambia. [Thesis, fully external, RUL].
  • Geschiere, P. L. (2002). Witchcraft. In Elsevier¿s International Encyclopedia of Social and Behavioral Sciences Elsevier.
  • Geschiere, P. L., & Pandey, G. (2002). The Forging of Nationhood. The Contest over Citizenship, Ethnicity and History". Manohar.
  • Geschiere, P. L., & Fisiy, C. (2002). "Witchcraft, Development and Paranoia in Cameroon. Interactions between Popular, Academic and State Discourse". In H. L. Moore, & T. Sanders (Eds.), Magical Interpretations, Material Realities. Modernity, Witchcraft and the Occult in Postcolonial Africa Routledge.
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