Africa, المجلد 68،الأعداد 3-4Oxford University Press, 1998 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 364
... organisations The Yoruba have long had a wide variety of social organisations , known generally as ęgbę , and usually translated into English as ' club ' ( see Fadipe , 1939 ) . They include women's groups , market traders ...
... organisations The Yoruba have long had a wide variety of social organisations , known generally as ęgbę , and usually translated into English as ' club ' ( see Fadipe , 1939 ) . They include women's groups , market traders ...
الصفحة 365
... organisations ' development activities elsewhere in Yorubaland . ) In the past few years , two new types of organisations have appeared in the Ijesa area , which have provided a greater focus on development activities and which differ ...
... organisations ' development activities elsewhere in Yorubaland . ) In the past few years , two new types of organisations have appeared in the Ijesa area , which have provided a greater focus on development activities and which differ ...
الصفحة 366
... organisations and contributing money . Respected community members are often called on to help in solving problems , including disputes that may affect the community as a whole . In some cases , people become involved as a result of ...
... organisations and contributing money . Respected community members are often called on to help in solving problems , including disputes that may affect the community as a whole . In some cases , people become involved as a result of ...
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the urbanrural connection changing issues | 309 |
Elite associations and the politics of belonging in Cameroon | 320 |
political liberalisation | 338 |
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