Minorities and the state in Africa /
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Amherst, NY :
Cambria Press,
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Table of Contents:
- Minority groups and human rights in Africa : an overview / E. Ike Udogu
- Between belonging and alienation : the Indian minority in South Africa / Edward Ramsamy
- The failure of transformative minority politics in Algeria : the Kabyli citizens' movement and the state / Jacob Mundy
- A tale of two minorities : the state of the Gaboye and Bantu communities of Somalia / Mohamed A. Eno and Omar A. Eno
- "Ijebu a b'eyan?" ("Ijebu or human being?") : nineteenth-century origins of discrimination against Ijebu settlers in colonial Ibadan, Nigeria / Saheed Aderinto
- The Tonga people of Zimbabwe : historical memories and contemporary challenges of a minority society / Ivan Marowa
- A minority in the middle : ethnic Baluba, the Portuguese colonial state, and the Companhia de Diamantes de Angola (Diamang) / Todd Cleveland
- Migrant labor, industrial ethnicity, urban violence, and the state in colonial Zimbabwe : the case of migrant workers in Harare / Kudakwashe Manganga
- Anglophone minority and the state in Cameroon : historical and contemporary perspectives / Walters Samah
- The Nigerian state and multiple minorities / J. Shola Omotola
- The state and minority agitation in Nigeria / R. T. Akinyele.