Publications
Sharing of knowledge is one principle of TUCSIN.
Annual newsletters from Windhoek, the German TUCSIN Brief archive, and books on Namibian heritage, history and culture encouraged by TUCSIN.
End-of-year newsletters (English)
- Newsletter 2021
- Newsletter 2020
- Newsletter 2019
- Newsletter 2018
- Newsletter 2017
- Newsletter 2016
- Newsletter 2015
- Newsletter 2014
- Newsletter 2013
TUCSIN Brief archive (Deutsch)
- TUCSIN Brief 2019
- TUCSIN Brief 2018
- TUCSIN Brief 2017
- TUCSIN Brief 2016
- TUCSIN Brief 2014
- TUCSIN Brief 2013
- TUCSIN Brief 2012
- TUCSIN Brief 2011
- TUCSIN Brief 2010
- TUCSIN Brief 2009
- TUCSIN Brief 2008
- TUCSIN Brief 2007
- TUCSIN Brief 2006
- TUCSIN Brief 2005
- TUCSIN Brief 2004
Encouraged by TUCSIN
In 2008, 21 scientists and writers from the USA, Canada, Germany, South Africa and Namibia reported their results in a TUCSIN Festschrift.
- Limpricht, C. & Biesele, M. (eds.) 2008: A TUCSIN Festschrift — Heritage and Cultures in Modern Namibia: In-depth Views of the Country. Windhoek–Göttingen.
- Limpricht, C. 2015: Landnahme – Landbesitz – Landverlust. Baster-Territorien in Südafrika und Namibia: 1865–2015. Windhoek.
- Jones, K., Tsemkxao Fanni /Ui, Munkanda, O. 2014: Children's Dictionary in Ju/'hoan, English and Afrikaans. University of KwaZulu-Natal Press.
- Limpricht, C. 2012: Rehoboth, Namibia — Past & Present. Windhoek.
- Sandelowsky, B. 2004: Archaeologically yours. Windhoek.
- Kenna, C. 1999: Die DDR-Kinder von Namibia — Heimkehrer in ein fremdes Land. Windhoek–Göttingen.
- Britz, R., Lang, H., Limpricht, C. 1999: A Concise History of the Rehoboth Basters until 1990. Klaus Hess Publishers, Windhoek–Göttingen.