[n° ou bulletin] 

Titre :	v. 39, no 1 - 2005
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Importance :	[iv], 212 p.
Format :	22 cm
Note générale :	The persistence of servility / Martin Klein.--Slavery and emancipation in the colonial archives: British officials, slave-owners, and slaves in the Protectorate of the Gambia, 1890-1936, / Alice Bellagamba.--The Bellah question: slave emancipation, race, and social categories in late twentieth-century northern Mali / Baz Lecocq.--Facing dilemmas: former Fulbe slaves in modern Mali / Mirjam de Bruin and Lotte Pelckmans.---Struggling against enslavement: the case of José Manuel in Benguela, 1816-20 / José C. Curto.--CONTRIBUTORS/COLLABORATEURS.--REVIEW ARTICLE/ÉTUDE BIBLIOGRAPIQUE: Gold, geopolitics, and trusteeship / David E. Torrance.--BOOK REVIEWS/COMPTES RENDUS [sic]: African savannas: global narratives and local knowledge of environmental change, éd. Thomas J. Bassett & Donald Crummey / Kate B. Showers.--Taming the Sahara: Tunisia shows a way while others falter, d'Andrew Borowiec / Diana K. Davis.--"Letting them die": why HIV/AIDS prevention programmes fail, de Catherine Campbell / Samantha Willan, avec Andrew Gibbs.--The Great Lakes of Africa: two thousand years of history, de Jean-Pierre Chrétien / Bruce Fetter.--Africa since 1940: the past of the present, de Frederick Cooper / Chris Youé.--A strategic vision for Africa: the Kampala movement, de Francis M. Deng & I. William Zartman / Thomas Kwasi Tieku.--Science, society and power: environmental knowledge and policy in West Africa and the Caribbean, de James Fairhead & Melissa Leach / Robin Wilson.--Peoples' spaces and state spaces: land and governance in Mozambique, de Rosemary Elizabeth Galli / Kathleen Sheldon.--Overcoming political intolerance in South Africa: experiments in democratic persuasion, de James L. Gibson & Amanda Gouws / Sean Jacobs.--Encyclopedia of African literature, éd. Simon Gikandi / John Lemly.--The history of Congo, de Ch. Didier Gondola / Simon Katzenellenbogen.--Priests, witches and power: popular Christianity after mission in Southern Tanzania, de Maria Green / Paul Gifford.--Rethinking AIDS prevention: learning from successes in developing countries, d'Edward C. Green / Marda Mustapha.--Sacred sites and the colonial encounter: a history of meaning and memory in Ghana, de Sandra Greene / Kennell Jackson.--Political liberalization and democratization in Africa: lessons from country experiences, éd. Julius O. Ihonvbere & John M. Mbaku / Peter Arthur.--Environment, power, and injustice: a South African history, de Nancy Jacobs / Derrick A. Pay.--Running after pills: politics, gender, and contraception in colonial Zimbabwe, de Amy Kaler / Leslie Bessant.--"The pygmies were our compass": Bantu and Batwa in the history of West Central Africa, early times to c.1900 CE, de Kairn A. Klieman / Wyatt MacGaffey.--To dwell secure: generation, Christianity and colonnialism in Ovamboland, de Meredith McKittrick / Wendy Urban-Mead.--Les pratiques discursives: du Congo-Belge au Congo-Kinshasa: une interprétation socio-linguistisque, de Nyunda ya Rubango / Alexis Takizala Masoso.--Armed conflict in Africa, éd. Carolyn Pumphrey & Rye Schwartz-Barcott / Richard Jackson.--The road oft traveled: development policies and majirity state ownership of industry in Africa, de John James Quinn / Ian Taylor.--Fela: from West Africa to West Broadway, éd. Trevor Schoonmaker / Richard M. Shain.--The children of Africa confront AIDS, éd. Arvind Singhal & W. Stephen Howard / Jeff Gow.--Colonial lessons: Africans' education in Southern Rhodesia, 1918-1940, de Carol Summers / Hans Eric Stolten.
Langues :	Français (fre)

[n° ou bulletin]  v. 39, no 1 - 2005 [texte imprimé] . - [iv], 212 p. ; 22 cm.
The persistence of servility / Martin Klein.--Slavery and emancipation in the colonial archives: British officials, slave-owners, and slaves in the Protectorate of the Gambia, 1890-1936, / Alice Bellagamba.--The Bellah question: slave emancipation, race, and social categories in late twentieth-century northern Mali / Baz Lecocq.--Facing dilemmas: former Fulbe slaves in modern Mali / Mirjam de Bruin and Lotte Pelckmans.---Struggling against enslavement: the case of José Manuel in Benguela, 1816-20 / José C. Curto.--CONTRIBUTORS/COLLABORATEURS.--REVIEW ARTICLE/ÉTUDE BIBLIOGRAPIQUE: Gold, geopolitics, and trusteeship / David E. Torrance.--BOOK REVIEWS/COMPTES RENDUS [sic]: African savannas: global narratives and local knowledge of environmental change, éd. Thomas J. Bassett & Donald Crummey / Kate B. Showers.--Taming the Sahara: Tunisia shows a way while others falter, d'Andrew Borowiec / Diana K. Davis.--"Letting them die": why HIV/AIDS prevention programmes fail, de Catherine Campbell / Samantha Willan, avec Andrew Gibbs.--The Great Lakes of Africa: two thousand years of history, de Jean-Pierre Chrétien / Bruce Fetter.--Africa since 1940: the past of the present, de Frederick Cooper / Chris Youé.--A strategic vision for Africa: the Kampala movement, de Francis M. Deng & I. William Zartman / Thomas Kwasi Tieku.--Science, society and power: environmental knowledge and policy in West Africa and the Caribbean, de James Fairhead & Melissa Leach / Robin Wilson.--Peoples' spaces and state spaces: land and governance in Mozambique, de Rosemary Elizabeth Galli / Kathleen Sheldon.--Overcoming political intolerance in South Africa: experiments in democratic persuasion, de James L. Gibson & Amanda Gouws / Sean Jacobs.--Encyclopedia of African literature, éd. Simon Gikandi / John Lemly.--The history of Congo, de Ch. Didier Gondola / Simon Katzenellenbogen.--Priests, witches and power: popular Christianity after mission in Southern Tanzania, de Maria Green / Paul Gifford.--Rethinking AIDS prevention: learning from successes in developing countries, d'Edward C. Green / Marda Mustapha.--Sacred sites and the colonial encounter: a history of meaning and memory in Ghana, de Sandra Greene / Kennell Jackson.--Political liberalization and democratization in Africa: lessons from country experiences, éd. Julius O. Ihonvbere & John M. Mbaku / Peter Arthur.--Environment, power, and injustice: a South African history, de Nancy Jacobs / Derrick A. Pay.--Running after pills: politics, gender, and contraception in colonial Zimbabwe, de Amy Kaler / Leslie Bessant.--"The pygmies were our compass": Bantu and Batwa in the history of West Central Africa, early times to c.1900 CE, de Kairn A. Klieman / Wyatt MacGaffey.--To dwell secure: generation, Christianity and colonnialism in Ovamboland, de Meredith McKittrick / Wendy Urban-Mead.--Les pratiques discursives: du Congo-Belge au Congo-Kinshasa: une interprétation socio-linguistisque, de Nyunda ya Rubango / Alexis Takizala Masoso.--Armed conflict in Africa, éd. Carolyn Pumphrey & Rye Schwartz-Barcott / Richard Jackson.--The road oft traveled: development policies and majirity state ownership of industry in Africa, de John James Quinn / Ian Taylor.--Fela: from West Africa to West Broadway, éd. Trevor Schoonmaker / Richard M. Shain.--The children of Africa confront AIDS, éd. Arvind Singhal & W. Stephen Howard / Jeff Gow.--Colonial lessons: Africans' education in Southern Rhodesia, 1918-1940, de Carol Summers / Hans Eric Stolten.
Langues : Français (fre)