Authored Books
Lynn Schler, The Strangers of New Bell: Immigration, Public Space and Community in Colonial Douala, Cameroon, 1914-1960 UNISA, South Africa, 2009
Lynn Schler, Nation on Board: Becoming Nigerian at Sea. Ohio University Press, Athens, OH, 2016
Editorship of collective volumes
Lynn Schler, Louise Bethlehem, and Galia Sabar, Rethinking Labour in Africa, Routledge, London, 2010
Ruth Ginio and Lynn Schler, “Decolonization reconsidered: Rebirths, Continuities and Erasures,” Special issue of Hagar: Studies in Culture, Polity and Identities, vol. 9(2), 2010.
Lynn Schler, God’s Bits of Wood: Three Masterpieces from Senegal, (in Hebrew) Ahuzat Bayit, Tel Aviv, 2012
Lynn Schler, Ruth Ginio , and Noa Levy, eds. The Field in Africa: Experiences of Research and the Construction of Knowledge. Pardes Books, 2016
Lynn Schler, Noa Levy, Ayala Kuriel, Letters from Africas: An Anthology of Poetry. Pardes Books, 2018
Refereed chapters in collective volumes
Lynn Schler,“The Unwritten History of Ethnic Co-existence in Colonial Africa: An Example from Colonial Douala,” in Violence and Non-Violence in Africa,eds. P. Ahluwalia, L. Bethlehem and R. Ginio. Routledge, 2007
Lynn Schler,“Epilogue: Postcolonial Voices in the Literature of Senegal,” in God’s Bits of Wood: Three Masterpieces from Senegal, (in Hebrew) Ahuzat Bayit, Tel Aviv, 2012
Lynn Schler, “Introduction,” inThe Field in Africa: Experiences of Research and the Construction of Knowledge. Pardes Books, 2016
Lynn Schler, “Whose Story Is This? Conflicting Agendas in the Collection of Oral Histories in Nigeria,” inThe Field in Africa: Experiences of Research and the Construction of Knowledge. Pardes Books, 2016
Lynn Schler, “Mashav in the 1960s: A View from Below,” Exhibit Catalogue, “Architecture, Planning and Development from Israel to Africa,” Architect’s House, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, April 2016.
Lynn Schler, “Robben Island,” in Borrowed Syndrome, Einat Leader and David Goss, Sternthal Books, 2016
Lynn Schler, “Business After Hours: The Entrepreneurial Ventures of Nigerian Working Class Seamen,” in Entrepreneurship in Africa: An Historical Approach, ed. Moses E. Ochonu. Indiana University Press, forthcoming, 2018
Lynn Schler, “The Limits of Solidarity: A History of Israeli Cooperative Assistance in Zambia,” in SocialismesAfricains/Socialismes en Afrique, ed. Paris, Editions de la Sorbonne, 2018
Lynn Schler, “African Poetry as a Space of Possibility,” in Letters from Africas: An Anthology of Poetry, eds. N. Levy, A. Kuriel, and L. Schler. Haifa: Pardes Books, 2018
Refereed articles and refereed letters in scientific journals
Lynn Schler,“Looking Through a Glass of Beer: Alcohol in the Cultural Spaces of Colonial Douala, 1910-1945,” International Journal of African Historical Studies, vol. 35, no. 2 (2002) 315-334
Lynn Schler,“Ambiguous Spaces: The Struggle over African Identities and Urban Communities in Colonial Douala, 1914-1945,” Journal of African History, vol. 44, no. 2 (2003) 51-72
Lynn Schler,“Bridewealth, Guns and Other Status Symbols: Immigration and Consumption in Colonial Douala,” The Journal of African Cultural Studies , vol. 16 (2003) 213-234
Lynn Schler,“Writing African Women’s History Using Male Sources: Possibilities and Limitations,” History in Africa: A Journal of Method, vol. 31 (2004) 319-333
Lynn Schler,“History, the Nation-State and Alternative Narratives: An Example from Colonial Douala,” African Studies Review, vol. 48, no.1 (2005) 89-108
Lynn Schler,“Historicizing the Undisclosed: Questions of Authority and Authenticity in Writing the History of Birth in Colonial Cameroon,” Lagos Notes and Records, vol. 13, 2008
Lynn Schler,“Secrets and Silences in the Writing of African Women’s History,” (in Hebrew), Zmanim: A Historical Quarterly, vol. 102 (2008) 68-79
Lynn Schler,“American Imperialism in the Era of Post-Orientalism,” (in Hebrew), Jama’a, vol. 17 (2009) 87-92
Lynn Schler, Louise Bethlehem, and Galia Sabar, “Introduction: Rethinking Labor in Africa,” African Identities, vol. 7, no. 2 (2009) 287-298.
Lynn Schler,“Transnationalism and Nationalism in the Nigerian Seamen’s Union,” African Identities, vol. 7, no. 2 (2009) 387-398
Lynn Schler,“Decolonization Reconsidered: Rebirths, Continuities and Erasures ,” Ruth Ginio and Lynn Schler, Hagar, vol. 9 no. 1, (2010) 3-14
Lynn Schler,“The Negotiations of Nigerian Seamen in the Transition from Colonialism to Independence: Smuggling to Make Ends Meet,” African Studies Review, vol. 54, no. 1 (2011), 167-185
Lynn Schler,“Becoming Nigerian: African Seamen, Decolonisation, and the Nationalisation of Consciousness,” Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism, vol. 11, no. 1 (2011), 42-62
Lynn Schler,"‘The facts stated do not seem to be true’: The Contested Process of Repatriation in British Colonial Nigeria." The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, vol. 42 (2014): 134-152
Lynn Schler,“Seamen and the Nigerianisation of Shipping in the Postcolonial Era,” International Labor and Working-Class History, vol. 86 (2014): 124-141
Dubinsky, Itamar, and Lynn Schler, "The Mandela Soccer Academy: Historical and Contemporary Intersections between Ghana, Lebanon, and the West." The International Journal of the History of Sport 33.15 (2016): 1730-1747
Lynn Schler, "Dilemmas of Postcolonial Diplomacy: Zambia, Kenneth Kaunda and the Middle East Crisis, 1964-1973," Journal of African History, vol. 59:1 (2018), 97-119
