African identities
contemporary political and social challenges
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Contributions
- Ahluwalia, D. P. S. - Contributor
- Zegeye, Abebe. - Contributor
Publication
2002 - Ashgate, Aldershot, Hants, England, England
Language
English
Word Count
43,750 words, Guess
Page Count
175 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100754619478
- ISBN-139780754619475
- Goodreads1105325
- LibraryThing5529123
- Library of Congress Control Number2002102836
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Number49872176
- Open LibraryOL3572692M
Classifications
- DDC960.32
- LCCDT349 .A373 2002
- LCCDT15 .A37 2002
Subjects
Topics
AfricansAfricainsBoundariesCongressesGroup identityEthnic identitySocial conditionsIdentité ethniqueIdentité collectiveEconomic conditionsPolitics and governmentAfrica, sub-saharan, social conditionsAfrica, sub-saharan, economic conditionsAfrica, sub-saharan, politics and governmentAfrica, Sub-Saharan -- Boundaries -- CongressesGroup identity -- Africa, Sub-Saharan -- CongressesAfrica, Sub-Saharan -- Social conditions -- 1960-CongressesAfricans -- Africa, Sub-Saharan -- Ethnic identity -- CongressesAfrica, Sub-Saharan -- Economic conditions -- 1960- -- CongressesAfrica, Sub-Saharan -- Politics and government -- 1960- -- Congresses
Times
1960-1960-Congresses
Genres
- Congresses
Series Statement
- The making of modern Africa
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