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 | Kalusa, Walima T.; Vaughan, Megan (2013) |
| Death, belief and politics in Central African history | |
| Lusaka: Lembani Trust. 384p. |
 | Lee, Rebekah; Vaughan, Megan (eds.) (2012) |
 | Special issue: Death and loss in Africa |
 | African Studies. Volume 71 #2. p. 163-322. |
 | Lee, Rebekah; Vaughan, Megan (2008) |
| Death and dying in the history of Africa since 1800 |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 49 #3. p. 341-359. |
| Vaughan, Megan (2008) |
| 'Divine kings': sex, death and anthropology in inter-war East/Central Africa |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 49 #3. p. 383-401. |
| Vaughan, Megan (2007) |
| The Story of an African Famine: Gender and Famine in Twentieth-Century Malawi | |
| Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. |
 | Vaughan, Megan (2005) |
| Which Family? Problems in the Reconstruction of the History of the Family as an Economic and Cultural Unit | |
| In: Cornwall, Andrea (ed.). Readings in Gender in Africa. Bloomington, Indiana/Oxford: Indiana University Press/James Currey. p. 119-123. |
| Moore, Henrietta L.; Vaughan, Megan (1994) |
| Cutting Down Trees: Gender, Nutrition, and Agricultural Change in the Northern Province of Zambia, 1890-1990 | |
| Portsmouth, New Hampshire: Heinemann. 304p. |
| Vaughan, Megan (1994) |
| Colonial Discourse Theory and African History, or Has Postmodernism Passed us by? |
| Social Dynamics. Volume 20 #2. Summer. p. 1-23. |
| Vaughan, Megan (1993) |
| Madness and Colonialism, Colonialism as Madness: Re-Reading Fanon. Colonial Discourse and the Psychopathology of Colonialism |
| Paideuma. Volume 39. p. 45-55. |
| Vaughan, Megan (1988) |
| Measuring Crisis in Maternal and Child Health: An Historical Perspective | |
| In: Wright, Marcia and Stein, Zena A. and Scandlyn, Jean (eds.). Women's Health and Apartheid. New York: Columbia University Press. p. 130-142. |
| Vaughan, Megan; Moore, Henrietta L. (1988) |
| Health, Nutrition and Agricultural Development in Northern Zambia |
| Social Science and Medicine. Volume 27 #7. p. 743-745. |
| Moore, Henrietta; Vaughan, Megan (1987) |
| Cutting Down Trees: Women, Nutrition and Agricultural Change in the Northern Province of Zambia, 1920-1986 |
| African Affairs: The Journal of the Royal African Society. Volume 86 #345. October. p. 523-540. |
| Vaughan, Megan (1987) |
| The Story of an African Famine: Gender and Famine in Twentieth Century Malawi | |
| Cambridgeshire, Great Britain: Cambridge University Press. 181p. |
| Vaughan, Megan; Chipande, Graham H.R. (1986) |
| Women in the Estate Sector of Malawi: The Tea and Tobacco Industries | |
| Geneva: International Labour Organization (ILO). World Employment Policy Research Programme Working Paper #42. 58p. |
| Vaughan, Megan (1985) |
| Famine Analysis and Family Relations: 1949 in Nyasaland |
| Past and Present. #108. August. p. 177-205. |
| Vaughan, Megan (1985) |
| Household Units and Historical Process in Southern Malawi |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 12 #34. December. p. 35-45. |
| Hirschmann, David; Vaughan, Megan (1983) |
| Food Production and Income Generation in a Matrilineal Society: Rural Women in Zomba, Malawi |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 10 #1. October. p. 86-99. |
| Vaughan, Megan (1983) |
| Idioms of Madness: Zomba Lunatic Asylum, Nyasaland, in the Colonial Period |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 9 #2. April. p. 218-238. |
| Vaughan, Megan (1983) |
| Which Family? Problems in the Reconstruction of the History of the Family as an Economic and Cultural Unit |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 24 #2. p. 275-283. |
| Vaughan, Megan (1982) |
| Food Production and Family Labour in Southern Malawi: The Shire Highlands and Upper Shire Valley in the Colonial Period |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 23 #3. p. 351-364. |
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