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In ”the Economist” early 1965, on being deported from Rhodesia.
“Not helpless victims”: tribal women in South Gujarat. Manushi, Delhi, a journal about women and society, No 30 1985.
“Not helpless victims” (as above) republished by Oxfam’s Gender and Development Unit July 1987
“Queen Lozikeyi” in the New Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, 2004
“The Historical and Religious significance of the Mambo Hills of Matabeleland North.” (Sacred landscape) published 2008 by amaBooks, Bulawayo and African Books Collective.
“ Women and power in the Ndebele Empire” to be published in “What history for which Zimbabwe” edited Ennie Chipembere, Gerald Mazirire and Terence Ranger, Weaver Press.
“Ramanbhai Khandubhai Naik” (a Gujarati speaker, born in Bulawayo, Rhodesia, who became deputy Treasurer of the Zimbabwe African People’s Union) 2001. (published privately)
Family Histories (unpublished):
“Winya, a hero of the 1896 Revolt in Southern Rhodesia” c. 1996
Informalisation prevented: 25 years of development work in South Gujarat, India. delivered at a conference on "Reinterpreting adivasi (indigenous peoples') movements in South Asia, 2005
This paper shows how a confidence-building project in the late 1970’s brought certain limited benefits to land-poor adivasi (tribal) women. By 1986, a milk co-operative provided regular and dignified employment to over 200 poor women and men. The expected exodus from the tribal villages to the cities had been averted.
The second part of the paper critiques the project’s apparent success. But finally the paper argues that development work in the 1990’s has sought to meet some of these challenges. By 2005, there were environmental education programmes throughout Surat District’s forest belt. Computer education courses for young women had started. The paper ends with an outline of research that needs to be done."
Translations from the Nederlands language (most significant only)
"A plea for freedom of religion: William Penn and Friends (Quaker) in Emden " published by Journal of the Friends Historical Society, Autumn 2006.
“The meaning of ritual in the liturgy” by Heije Faber, in (eds) Hans-Guenter Heimbrock and H Barbara Boudewijnse: “Current studies on rituals: perspectives for the psychology of religion” pub. International Series in the Psychology of Religion (1990’s; no date)
“Dutch tiles”, by Dingeman Korf, Merlin Press, 1963
“Carpets from the Orient” by J.M. Con, Merlin Press, 1966
Other editorial work:
Nambya folktales from North-western Zimbabwe for Dr JoAnn McGregor of Reading University, 2003
Miscellaneous:
A History of Asylum Welcome is on the Asylum Welcome website www.asylum-welcome.supanet.com.
Oxford, 2006
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