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الصفحة 409
We looked for the fields that belonged to my father and we still continue to cultivate them now ( though they live in town , in the Muslim quarter ) . The youngest wife of Baaba Rahmani , the eldest brother , always lived in the ...
We looked for the fields that belonged to my father and we still continue to cultivate them now ( though they live in town , in the Muslim quarter ) . The youngest wife of Baaba Rahmani , the eldest brother , always lived in the ...
الصفحة 420
Since urban migrants changed their identity by becoming Muslims , they can hardly be said to live in a ' dual system ' ( Gugler , 1971 ) . However , in the course of the century , with famines and increasing pressure on land ...
Since urban migrants changed their identity by becoming Muslims , they can hardly be said to live in a ' dual system ' ( Gugler , 1971 ) . However , in the course of the century , with famines and increasing pressure on land ...
الصفحة 522
opened for smallstock , send us a car with food and clothes because with hunger somebody cannot live . Your excellency , he knows ( i.e. you know that we , the Herero , are greeting you always , your excellency .
opened for smallstock , send us a car with food and clothes because with hunger somebody cannot live . Your excellency , he knows ( i.e. you know that we , the Herero , are greeting you always , your excellency .
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المحتوى
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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