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الصفحة 543
That is , Africans were moving to lands which were more productive and closer to the colonial infrastructure so as to meet cash needs through agricultural commodity production . The spread of people into forest and savannah was likely ...
That is , Africans were moving to lands which were more productive and closer to the colonial infrastructure so as to meet cash needs through agricultural commodity production . The spread of people into forest and savannah was likely ...
الصفحة 544
1 concentration on agricultural production was also necessitated in part by restrictions on the other branches of local economies . The early colonial period witnessed the end of much of local industry and craft work ( e.g. iron ...
1 concentration on agricultural production was also necessitated in part by restrictions on the other branches of local economies . The early colonial period witnessed the end of much of local industry and craft work ( e.g. iron ...
الصفحة 552
That is , only those with fixed capital and a demonstrated commitment to cash crop production , using ' modern techniques , will likely receive land . These farmers , certified as ' Master Farmers ' in the colonial era , may indeed be ...
That is , only those with fixed capital and a demonstrated commitment to cash crop production , using ' modern techniques , will likely receive land . These farmers , certified as ' Master Farmers ' in the colonial era , may indeed be ...
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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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