Vol 12 No 2 (2025) | Contemporary Journal of African Studies (CJAS)

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Published: 2026-07-04

From the Editorial Team

From the Editorial Team

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Introduction: African land digitalisation outcomes for vulnerable social groups -- actors, complexities and contexts. Digitalisation, Participation, Contexts and Customary Tenure in Africa

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Articles

Legitimising Public Action by Digitising Urban Land: Social Perceptions and Popular Strategies of Resistance

Moubassiré Sigué

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Gouverner la terre par les instruments: Une analyse socio-historique du processus de digitalisation des procédures foncières au Cameroun à partir du Réseau Géodésique national

Gely Menguena

37-67
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Gender and the Trajectories of Land Digitalisation in Kenya: Recounting Gains and Losses

Njoki Mwareri

68-93
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Reformatting the Commons: Digital Land Reforms and Grassroots Contestation in West Africa

Lamine Doumbia, Peter Narh

94-132
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Digitalised Participatory Land Administration and Peasant Livelihoods: Tools for Community Empowerment, Western Region-Ghana

Ebenezer Osei Jones

133-179
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Public Commentary

Restitution beyond the museum: Introductory comments to a report on the MIASA/ACT workshop “Inspiration and Reciprocity: Transferring insights and perspectives on restitution matters from Africa to Europe”

Edwina Ashie-Nikoi, Akosua Adomako Ampofo

180-184
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Inspiration and Reciprocity: Transferring insights and perspectives on restitution matters from Africa to Europe

Andreas Mehler

185-207
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