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الصفحة 414
Though Iyebi - Mandjek does not specifically mention it , it seems probable that it was mainly men who were selected as forced migrants ( and hardly any women ) and that these workers did not Islamise . This assumption is based on the ...
Though Iyebi - Mandjek does not specifically mention it , it seems probable that it was mainly men who were selected as forced migrants ( and hardly any women ) and that these workers did not Islamise . This assumption is based on the ...
الصفحة 510
Women were not allowed to enter the Police Zone at all . The following quote is remarkable , as it is one of the very few referring to women in Kaokoland . The communication between the administration and Kaokoland's pastoralists was ...
Women were not allowed to enter the Police Zone at all . The following quote is remarkable , as it is one of the very few referring to women in Kaokoland . The communication between the administration and Kaokoland's pastoralists was ...
الصفحة 621
... 8-9 , 22 Tanzania bibliography of urbanisation , 305 environmental impact of villagisation , 612–13 Ihanzu chiefly power and gender , 238-62 legal status of women , 285 , 291-2 Rwandan refugee camps , 211-37 urban informal economy ...
... 8-9 , 22 Tanzania bibliography of urbanisation , 305 environmental impact of villagisation , 612–13 Ihanzu chiefly power and gender , 238-62 legal status of women , 285 , 291-2 Rwandan refugee camps , 211-37 urban informal economy ...
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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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