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Title: | Citizenship, belonging, and political community in Africa: dialogues between past and present |
Editor: | Hunter, Emma |
Year: | 2016 |
Pages: | 306 |
Language: | English |
Series: | Cambridge Centre of African Studies series |
City of publisher: | Athens |
Publisher: | Ohio University Press |
ISBN: | 0821422561; 9780821422564; 082142257X; 9780821422571; 0821445936; 9780821445938 |
Geographic terms: | South Africa Sudan Burundi Ivory Coast - Côte d'Ivoire Kenya Mauritius Nigeria Ethiopia |
Subjects: | citizenship ethnic relations political history |
Abstract: | This collective volume brings together contributions on citizenship in Africa. It contains case studies from different parts of the continent and from various academic perspectives. Contents: Unhelpful pasts and a provisional present (John Lonsdale); Rethinking citizenship and subjecthood in southern Africa: Khoesan, labor relations and the colonial state in the Cape of Good Hope (c. 1652-1815) (Nicole Ulrich); 'We are oppressed and our only way is to write to higher authority': the politics of claim and complaint in the peripheries of condominium Sudan (Cherry Leonardi and Chris Vaughan); Burundi, 1960-67: loyal subjects and obedient citizens (Aidan Russell); 'Double nationalité' and its discontents in Ivory Coast, 1963-66 (Henri-Michel Yéré); The Nubians of Kenya: citizenship in the gaps and margins (Samantha Balaton-Chrimes); Divided loyalties and contested identities: citizenship in colonial Mauritius (Ramola Ramtohul); The ethnic language of rights and the Nigerian political community (V. Adefemi Isumonah); The state and the 'peoples': citizenship and the future of political community in Ethiopia (Solomon M. Gofie); Ethnicity and contested citizenship in Africa (Eghosa E. Osaghae). [ASC Leiden abstract] |