Publikationen von Peter Kankonde Bukasa

Kankonde Bukasa, P.; Wilhelm-Solomon, M.; Núñez, L.: Vital instability: ontological insecurity and African urbanisms. Critical African Studies 9 (2), S. 141 - 151 (2017)

Kankonde Bukasa, P.: A reflection on the necessity for an ‘ontological turn’ in African studies with reference to the ecologies of knowledge production. MMG Working Paper (15-06) (2015), 36 S.

Kankonde Bukasa, P.; Wilhelm-Solomon, M.; Núñez, L. (Hg.): Vital instability: ontological insecurity and African urbanisms (Sonderheft). Critical African Studies 9, (2) (2017)

Kankonde Bukasa, P.: Tactical creolization and the production of belonging in migrant pentecostal churches in post-apartheid South Africa. In: Forging African Communities: Mobility, Integration and Belonging, S. 129 - 155 (Hg. Bakewell, O.; Landau, L. B.). Palgrave Macmillan, London (2018)

Kankonde Bukasa, P.; Núñez, L.: Migration and the sacred in greater Rosettenville, Johannesburg. In: Routes and rites to the city, S. 61 - 89 (Hg. Kankonde Bukasa, P.; Wilhelm-Solomon,, M.; Núñez, L.; Malcomess, B.). Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke (2016)

Kankonde Bukasa, P.; Wilhelm-Solomon, M.; Núñez, L.; Malcomess, B.: Routes and rites to the city: Introduction. In: Routes and rites to the city, S. 1 - 30 (Hg. Kankonde Bukasa, P.; Wilhelm-Solomon,, M.; Núñez, L.; Malcomess, B.). Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke (2016)

Kankonde Bukasa, P.; Wilhelm-Solomon, M.; Núñez, L.; Malcomess, B.: Conclusion: Towards new routes. In: Routes and rites to the city, S. 307 - 318 (Hg. Kankonde Bukasa, P.; Wilhelm-Solomon, M.; Núñez, L.; Malcomess, B.). Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke (2016)

Kankonde, P.; Lakika, D.; Richters, A.: Violence, suffering and support: Congolese forced migrants’ experiences of psychosocial services in Johannesburg. In: Healing and change in the city of gold, S. 101 - 120 (Hg. Palmary, I.; Hamber, B.; Núñez, L.). Springer, Cham (2015)

Kankonde Bukasa, P.; Wilhelm-Solomon, M.; Núñez, L.; Malcomess, B. (Hg.): Routes and rites to the city: mobility, diversity and religious space in Johannesburg. Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke (2016)