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Periodical issue | Leiden University catalogue | WorldCat |
Title: | Emerging perspectives on genocide and violence in Africa |
Editors: | Vambe, Maurice T. Zegeye, Abebe |
Year: | 2012 |
Periodical: | African Identities (ISSN 1472-5851) |
Volume: | 10 |
Issue: | 3 |
Pages: | 207-365 |
Language: | English |
Geographic terms: | Africa Algeria Ethiopia Liberia Namibia Nigeria South Africa Zimbabwe |
Subjects: | genocide political violence civil wars xenophobia |
Abstract: | Contents: Editorial: Emerging perspectives on genocide and violence in Africa (Maurice T. Vambe and Abebe Zegeye); The Kaiser's holocaust: the coloniality of German's forgotten genocide of the Nama and the Herero of Namibia (Khatija Bibi Khan); French genocide in Algeria: the role of memory in artistic representation of colonial violence in the novel 'The Seine was red' (1999) (Maurice T. Vambe); Scattered limbs, scattered stories: the silence of Biafra (Bibi Bakare-Yusuf); Mengistu's 'red terror' (Melakou Tegegn); The revolutionary endgame of political power: the genealogy of 'red terror' in Ethiopia (Pietro Toggia); Zimbabwe genocide: voices and perceptions from ordinary people in Matabeleland and the Midlands provinces, 30 years on (Maurice T. Vambe); Accountability and justice in post-conflict Liberia (Ezekiel Pajibo); Representations of Matabeleland and Midlands disturbances through the documentary film 'Gukurahundi: a moment of madness' (2007) (Urther Rwafa); Rehearsals of genocide in South Africa: thinking with and beyond Francis Nyamnjoh and Michael Neocosmos (Abebe Zegeye); The methodological crisis of theorising genocide in Africa: thinking with Agamben and Butler (Katrina Jaworski). [ASC Leiden abstract] |