Journal of African Studies, Volume 2Heldref Publications, 1975 - Africa |
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Page 250
... political violence , although no Africanist has fully pursued this line of analysis . 10 A wide variety of other factors that allegedly draw armed forces into the political scene can be culled from the extensive literature that has ...
... political violence , although no Africanist has fully pursued this line of analysis . 10 A wide variety of other factors that allegedly draw armed forces into the political scene can be culled from the extensive literature that has ...
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... political scene in 1969 was accompanied by " gratu- ities " given them by the state . Likewise military administrations rarely aim at political develop- ment , the exceptions of Nigeria ( still to be substantiated ) , Ghana ( Ankrah's ...
... political scene in 1969 was accompanied by " gratu- ities " given them by the state . Likewise military administrations rarely aim at political develop- ment , the exceptions of Nigeria ( still to be substantiated ) , Ghana ( Ankrah's ...
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... political environment . Also , the general set of expectations held by the donor state , Belgium , was based on weak ... political life . ” 13 Ruth First studied the effects of military rule and suggested it creates something of an ...
... political environment . Also , the general set of expectations held by the donor state , Belgium , was based on weak ... political life . ” 13 Ruth First studied the effects of military rule and suggested it creates something of an ...
Contents
Volume 2 Number | 1 |
Contents of Volume | 2 |
Archaeology Technology and Akan Civilization | 24 |
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