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The Poison in the Ink Bottle: Poison Cases and the Moral Economy of Knowledge in 1930s Equatoria, Sudan

Cherry Leonardi Durham University, Correspondence[email protected]
Pages 34-56 | Published online: 01 Mar 2007

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Elizabeth Storer, Ryan Joseph O’Byrne & Kyla Reid. (2017) Poisoning at the periphery: allocating responsibility across the Uganda/South Sudan borderlands. Third World Thematics: A TWQ Journal 2:2-3, pages 180-196.
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Jonathan Fisher & Cherry Leonardi. (2020) Insecurity and the invisible: The challenge of spiritual (in)security. Security Dialogue 52:5, pages 383-400.
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Cherry Leonardi, Elizabeth Storer & Jonathan Fisher. (2021) Geographies of unease: Witchcraft and boundary construction in an African borderland. Political Geography 90, pages 102442.
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Caroline Faria. (2014) Styling the nation: fear and desire in the South Sudanese beauty trade. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 39:2, pages 318-330.
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Cherry Leonardi. (2011) Paying ‘buckets of blood’ for the land: moral debates over economy, war and state in Southern Sudan. The Journal of Modern African Studies 49:2, pages 215-240.
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