Applies new approaches to the study of a small, densely populated region of West Africa, integrating them into a regional history that analyzes interactions between localities and the modern state.
Applies new approaches to the study of a small, densely populated region of West Africa, integrating them into a regional history that analyzes interactions between localities and the modern state.
Introduction The Igbo Local Community: Historical and Anthropological Approaches Trans-local Connections and Precolonial Spheres of Influence: Nri "Hegemony" and Arochukwu Drawing Boundaries, Making Chiefs: The Colonial State "Town People" and "Church People": The Impact of Christianity Making a Larger Community: Igbo Ethnicity Federalism and Fear: Impact of Postcolonial State and Society since the 1970s Institutionalizing Community I: Town Unions Institutionalizing Community II: Traditional Rulers and Autonomous Communit Reconceptualizing Community: Local Histories The Politics of Competition and Fragmentation: Umuopara and Ohuhu "History" as Politics by Other Means: Enugwu-Ukwu in Umunri Clan Post-slavery and Marginalization: Nike Conclusion: Making the Igbo "Town" in the Twentieth Century
Introduction The Igbo Local Community: Historical and Anthropological Approaches Trans-local Connections and Precolonial Spheres of Influence: Nri "Hegemony" and Arochukwu Drawing Boundaries, Making Chiefs: The Colonial State "Town People" and "Church People": The Impact of Christianity Making a Larger Community: Igbo Ethnicity Federalism and Fear: Impact of Postcolonial State and Society since the 1970s Institutionalizing Community I: Town Unions Institutionalizing Community II: Traditional Rulers and Autonomous Communit Reconceptualizing Community: Local Histories The Politics of Competition and Fragmentation: Umuopara and Ohuhu "History" as Politics by Other Means: Enugwu-Ukwu in Umunri Clan Post-slavery and Marginalization: Nike Conclusion: Making the Igbo "Town" in the Twentieth Century
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