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Publications in the Post-Slavery category

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Awad El Djouh and the Dynamics of Post-Slavery IJAHS 48, by Baz Lecocq , pp. 193—208 p. (2015)
Female Seclusion in the Aftermath of Slavery on the Southern Swahili Coast: Transformations of Slavery in Unexpected Places IJAHS 48, by Felicitas Becker, pp. 209—230 p. (2015)
“Freedom But Nothing Else”: The Legacies of Slavery and Abolition in Post-Slavery Sierra Leone, 1928–1956 IJAHS 48, by Christine Whyte, pp. 231—250 p. (2015)
Hidden in Plain Sight: Haratine in Nouakchott’s “Niche-Settlements” IJAHS 48, by E. Ann McDougall, pp. 251—279 p. (2015)
Stereotypes of Past-Slavery and “Stereo-styles” in Post-Slavery: A Multidimensional, Interactionist Perspective on Contemporary Hierarchies IJAHS 48, by Lotte Pelckmans, pp. 281—301 p. (2015)
African Post-Slavery: A History of the Future IJAHS 48, by Benedetta Rossi, pp. 303—324 p. (2015)
The Quest for Honor and Citizenship in Post-Slavery Borgu (Benin) IJAHS 48, by Éric Komlavi Hahonou, pp. 325—344 p. (2015)
Slavery, Emancipation, and Memory: Exploratory Notes on Western Ethiopia IJAHS 48, by Alexander Meckelburg, pp. 345—362 p. (2015)
Escaping Slavery and Building Diasporic Communities in French Soudan and Senegal, ca. 1880–1940 IJAHS 48, by Marie Rodet, pp. 363—386 p. (2015)