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Sara Berry is a Professor of History
at Johns Hopkins University. She has done research on
land, development, agrarian change and socio-economic
history in sub-Saharan Africa with emphasis on Ghana
and Nigeria. Publications include No condition is
permanent: the social dynamics of agrarian change in
sub-Saharan Africa (1993), Chiefs know their
boundaries: essays on property, power and the past in
Asante, 1896-1996 (Heinemann, 2001), “Tomatoes,
land and hearsay: property and history in Asante in
the time of structural adjustment,” World Development,
25, 8 (1997), and “Privatization and the politics
of belonging in West Africa,” in R. Kuba &
C. Lentz, eds. Land and the politics of belonging
in West Africa (2006).
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