Africa, المجلد 56Oxford University Press, 1986 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 99
... peasantry itself , or tried to understand how far the present outcome of the development process reflects the peasant's understanding of and reactions to events and current tendencies in society . The fact that peasants appear as ...
... peasantry itself , or tried to understand how far the present outcome of the development process reflects the peasant's understanding of and reactions to events and current tendencies in society . The fact that peasants appear as ...
الصفحة 100
... peasants come to appear deceitful and he is forced to go in pursuit of them . This fact that the African peasantry remains still largely uncaptured ' by the state apparatus partly explains why African officials show such a strong ...
... peasants come to appear deceitful and he is forced to go in pursuit of them . This fact that the African peasantry remains still largely uncaptured ' by the state apparatus partly explains why African officials show such a strong ...
الصفحة 478
... peasants ; ( ii ) the unequivocal bandit - individuals and gangs operating under cover of the war , repudiated by the party and feared by the peasants ; ( iii ) the fighters who are regarded by the party as guerrillas but who are not ...
... peasants ; ( ii ) the unequivocal bandit - individuals and gangs operating under cover of the war , repudiated by the party and feared by the peasants ; ( iii ) the fighters who are regarded by the party as guerrillas but who are not ...
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