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الصفحة 474
It opposes the logic of universalism in Islam ( the belief that all Muslims are equal ) to the logic of ethnic endogamy and cultural distinctiveness . Thus , these young people are positioning themselves apart from and against ethnic ...
It opposes the logic of universalism in Islam ( the belief that all Muslims are equal ) to the logic of ethnic endogamy and cultural distinctiveness . Thus , these young people are positioning themselves apart from and against ethnic ...
الصفحة 539
Nevertheless , state officials tried on various occasions to call reconciliation meetings between the ethnic groups when they thought public safety was in danger . Such efforts had already started under Emperor Haile Sellassie , during ...
Nevertheless , state officials tried on various occasions to call reconciliation meetings between the ethnic groups when they thought public safety was in danger . Such efforts had already started under Emperor Haile Sellassie , during ...
الصفحة 549
How guns change the Muguji : ethnic identity and armaments in a periphery ' , in K. Fukui , E. Kurimoto and M. Shigeta ( eds ) , Ethiopia in Broader Perspective II , pp . 471-8 . Kyoto : Shokado . Tadesse Wolde . 1997.
How guns change the Muguji : ethnic identity and armaments in a periphery ' , in K. Fukui , E. Kurimoto and M. Shigeta ( eds ) , Ethiopia in Broader Perspective II , pp . 471-8 . Kyoto : Shokado . Tadesse Wolde . 1997.
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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