2013 Volume 34

2013 Volume 34

Number 1

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Table of Contents

1-2

Editorial – Linking Democracy, Development and the Diaspora -Tanya Lyons, Jay Marlowe and Anne Harris

3-9

Examining Transparency in Liberia’s Pre- and Post-Civil War Electoral Process Zotawon D. Titus

10-39

Contextualising Aid Effectiveness: Australia’s Scholarship Program in Africa Marianne Turner and Samuel M. Makinda

40-60

Negotiating Diasporic Black African Existence in Australia: A Reflexive Analysis Virginia Mapedzahama and Kwamena Kwansah-Aidoo

61-81

Towards a culturally-appropriate model of collecting demographic data from ethnic minority communities: A case study of the Burundian community census in Queensland Wendy Harte

82-102

Witchcraft Accusations Amongst The Muslim Amacinga Yawo of Malawi and Modes of Dealing With Them Ian D. Dicks

103-128

Child Witchcraft Accusations in Southern Malawi Erwin Van Der Meer

129-144

145-154

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Number 2

ARAS Volume 34 Number 2 Table of Contents

1-2

African Studies: New Challenges Tanya Lyons, Anne Harris and Jay Marlowe

3-6

Anthony Low Retires – David Lucas

Corporate Responsibility and Development in Post-Apartheid South Africa Joanna Bishop and Tony Binns

9-34

A Qualitative Study of Impressions and Experiences of HIV in Zimbabwe Stephen O’Brien

35-56

Media Framing of Violence Against Tanzanians with Albinism in the Great Lakes Region: A Matter of Culture, Crime, Poverty and Human Rights Jean Burke

57-77

‘[In Australia] what comes first are the women, then children, cats, dogs, followed by men’: Exploring accounts of gender relations by men from the Horn of Africa Samuel M. Muchoki

78-98

South Sudanese Dinka Customary Law in Comparison with Australian Family Law: Legal Implications for Dinka Families – Buol Juuk

99-112

“We should eat it wisely, in a good way”: Knowledge, perceptions and understanding of childhood obesity and overweight among Sudanese refugee parents in South Australia William Mude, Teresa Burgess and Lillian Mwanri

113-133

ARAS Volume 24 no 2 Book reviews

134-150