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"Die Freiheit des Wortes ist eines der Fundamente jeder Demokratie und ein generelles Menschenrecht. Doch nicht nur in den Diktaturen ist dieses Recht gefährdet. Auch in modernen Demokratien wird die formal garantierte Redefreiheit immer wieder auf subtile Weise unterlaufen. Zensurmaßnahmen publik ... more

Hunger for Books

Africa Quarterly (New Delhi), volume 46, issue 1 (2006), pp. 28-29
"Indian books have increasingly begun to find a market in Africa and Indian publishers now find it both lucrative and important to attend book fairs in different African countries. One of the advantages that Indian publishers have is in terms of prices. They are able to produce good quality books at ... more
"One in a series of collections from the Nigerian Book Fair Trust containing the opening addresses, keynote speeches, and papers presented at the Nigeria International Book Fair, held annually since 2002, each fair focusing on a special topic or topics. The proceedings of the 2003 book fair, which h ... more

Publishing in African Languages: Challenges and Prospects

Chestnut Hill, Mass.: Bellagio Publishing Network (1999), 163 pp.
"A collection of essays on an important ongoing debate, the publication of material in indigenous languages. Three African publishers – Dumisani Ntshangase (Juta Publishers, South Africa), Victor Nwankwo (Fourth Dimension Publishing Company, Nigeria), and Mamadou Aliou Sow (Les Editions Ganndal, C ... more

Making a Difference: Feminist Publishing in the South

Chestnut Hill, Mass.: Bellagio Publishing Network (1995), viii, 82 pp.
"An attempt “to map a history of feminist or women's publishing in what is known as the Third or Southern World”, and a study of the challenges which women publishers face in developing countries. Examines feminist publishing in the North, South and Southeast Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the ... more

Copyright and Development: Inequality in the Information Age

Chestnut Hill, Mass.: Bellagio Publishing Network (1995), viii, 109 pp.
"A collection of six papers that aim to fill a void in the current debate about copyright and, at the same time, to bring some balance to the debate by providing a number of perspectives from the developing world. These include a paper by Henry Chakava “International Copyright and Africa: An Unequ ... more