An edition of African themes
(1975)
African themes
Northwestern University studies in honor of Gwendolen M. Carter
by Gwendolen Margaret Carter and Ibrahim A. Abu-Lughod
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Table of Contents
Carew, J. The origins of racism in the Americas.
Stuckey, P. S. David Walker and the ideological origins of Black nationalism.
Wilks, I. Dissidence in Asante politics: two tracts from the late nineteenth century.
Rowe, J. A. The pattern of political administration in precolonial Buganda.
Abu-Lughod, J. Moroccan cities: apartheid and the serendipity of conservation.
Clignet, R. Some prerequisites for the planning of modernization processes.
Cohen, R. The pull of opposites: incorporation and autonomy in Nigeria.
Paden, J. N. Dimensions of national integration in Africa.
Beckstrom, J. H. Handicaps of legal-social engineering in a developing nation.
Willett, F. African arts and the future: decay or development?.
Berry, J. Marking tone in the Krio dictionary.
Panofsky, H. E. Gwendolen M. Carter: selected bibliography, 1938-72 (p. 231-234)
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Consists of essays written by the faculty of the Program of African Studies at Northwestern University.
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