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الصفحة 394
Was one accountable to the other or were they parallel sources of authority ? The ruling regime systematically attempted to undermine the authority of the Fon by introducing laws and regulations that sought to bureaucratise the ...
Was one accountable to the other or were they parallel sources of authority ? The ruling regime systematically attempted to undermine the authority of the Fon by introducing laws and regulations that sought to bureaucratise the ...
الصفحة 510
The restrictive and centralised handling of passes is further evidence of the fact that while ' white affairs ' were frequently handled in a decentralised manner , giving some authority to the district level , ' black affairs ' were to ...
The restrictive and centralised handling of passes is further evidence of the fact that while ' white affairs ' were frequently handled in a decentralised manner , giving some authority to the district level , ' black affairs ' were to ...
الصفحة 544
Vail ( 1989 ) has suggested that the crystallisation of territorial units and the formalisation of authority over those territories was initiated through the process of indirect rule and missionary teaching of ' tribal ' language and ...
Vail ( 1989 ) has suggested that the crystallisation of territorial units and the formalisation of authority over those territories was initiated through the process of indirect rule and missionary teaching of ' tribal ' language and ...
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O belonging and identification Peter Geschiere and Josef Gugler | 309 |
Elite associations and the politics of belonging in Cameroon | 320 |
political liberalisation | 338 |
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