• Religion in the guerilla war - Southern Matabeleland, Mark Noube and Terence Ranger; mission Christianity and war in Western Zimbabwe, Carl Hallencreutz; Avila mission - turning point in church relations with state and the liberation forces, Janice McClaughlin; Elim mission - Christianity in Eastern Zimbabwe, David Maxwell; Rhodesian discourse, Rhodesian novels, Anthony Chennells; education and the war in Zimbabwe, Paulos Matjaka Nare; education and the struggle in Mozambique, Fay Chung; in memory - a heritage of war in Southern Zimbabwe, Richard Webner; gender and status, Heike Schmidt; mobilization and demobilization in Zimbabwe's rural areas, Jocelyn Alexander.

These volumes provide signposts for researchers to begin to ask new questions about the events of the wars.

• Religion in the guerilla war - Southern Matabeleland, Mark Noube and Terence Ranger; mission Christianity and war in Western Zimbabwe, Carl Hallencreutz; Avila mission - turning point in church relations with state and the liberation forces, Janice McClaughlin; Elim mission - Christianity in Eastern Zimbabwe, David Maxwell; Rhodesian discourse, Rhodesian novels, Anthony Chennells; education and the war in Zimbabwe, Paulos Matjaka Nare; education and the struggle in Mozambique, Fay Chung; in memory - a heritage of war in Southern Zimbabwe, Richard Webner; gender and status, Heike Schmidt; mobilization and demobilization in Zimbabwe's rural areas, Jocelyn Alexander.

These volumes provide signposts for researchers to begin to ask new questions about the events of the wars.

• Religion in the guerilla war - Southern Matabeleland, Mark Noube and Terence Ranger; mission Christianity and war in Western Zimbabwe, Carl Hallencreutz; Avila mission - turning point in church relations with state and the liberation forces, Janice McClaughlin; Elim mission - Christianity in Eastern Zimbabwe, David Maxwell; Rhodesian discourse, Rhodesian novels, Anthony Chennells; education and the war in Zimbabwe, Paulos Matjaka Nare; education and the struggle in Mozambique, Fay Chung; in memory - a heritage of war in Southern Zimbabwe, Richard Webner; gender and status, Heike Schmidt; mobilization and demobilization in Zimbabwe's rural areas, Jocelyn Alexander.

These volumes provide signposts for researchers to begin to ask new questions about the events of the wars.