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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"indirect rule"”.
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Sources of succession disputes in respect of ubukhosi / chieftainship with regard to the Cele and Amangwane chiefdoms, KwaZulu-Natal
… of successions runs from the arrangements of indirect rule at the latter part of the nineteen-century to the pivotal role played by traditional leaders in the homeland administration and after 1994, the recognition of the institution, status and role of traditional leadership in the country's …
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Contestations over Caprivi identities : from pre colonial times to the present
… Africa. Resultantly, only a primitive form of indirect rule existed in the area for most part of its colonial history resulting in constant change of colonial masters. Though it was pushed more to neighboring territories administratively, it was not made an integral part of such territories but …
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Political recognition and cultural identity of minorities: what is their meaning in the case of Khoisan in South Africa?
… Bennett. It will be shown that the blindness of indirect rule and the insufficient intercultural competence perpetuate the misrecognition of Khoisan. In chapter 3, I will analyse post-apartheid legislations aimed towards the upliftment of traditional communities. The legal misrecognition will …
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The colonial factor and social transformation on the Gold Coast to 1930
… economy on the Gold Coast; the 'policy' of indirect rule and the two processes of commercialisation and commoditisation of Akan land and labour.
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ETD: "We still have to unlearn. We are programmed, you know? analyzing black South African's violence against foreign black Africans Previous title: race and the "infernal circle" of dehumanization: an analysis of South Africa's negrophobia
… identity erosion, narcissism, trauma bonds and indirect rule. In participants' stories, resistance to such dynamics manifested whenever protagonists rejected the colonial archetype of the deficient Black Other – whether applied to themselves or the person they assisted – and refused to banalize …
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Italy and the Sanusiyya: Negotiating Authority in Colonial Libya, 1911-1931
… colonial administration established a system of indirect rule in the Cyrenaican town of Ajedabiya under the leadership of Idris al-Sanusi, a leading member of the Sufi order of the Sanusiyya and later the first monarch of the independent Kingdom of Libya after the Second World War. Post-colonial …
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The Residents of the British East India Company at Indian royal courts, c. 1798-1818
… half the Indian subcontinent, which was still ruled by nominally independent monarchs. This dissertation traces the increasingly asymmetrical relationships between the East India Company and neighbouring Indian kingdoms during a period of intensive British imperial expansion, from 1798 to 1818. …
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A History of the Ovambo of Namibia, c 1880-1935
… firstly merchant capital, followed by colonial rule which favoured mining capital. In 1884, Ovamboland was nominally divided between Portuguese and German colonial territory, but not occupied until 1915. Merchant capital penetrated the region decades prior to colonisation. From the north, the …
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Utopian fantasies of the perfected imperial prospect and fractured images of unresolved ambivalence and unsuppressed resistance : the Groote Schuur landscape considered as an imperial dream topography of Cecil John Rhodes, 1890-1929
… were increasingly overshadowed by ideas of indirect rule and nationalism after Union in 1910 and then by the beginnings of ideas on absolute racial separation. A sense of trusteeship was increasingly supplanted by ideas of partnership between coloniser and colonised. These contestations are …
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The Natal government's policy towards amakhosi in the former Kingdom of KwaZulu 1846-1910
… historically belonged to them. This foreign rule greatly demolished amaZulu system of administration. Amakhosi, the institutions which formed the core of amaZulu bottom-up system of administration, were highly disregarded. In an attempt to run kwaZulu without any cost and responsibility, the …
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The Brahmin Problem: Charity, Expenditure and the Genealogy of Sovereignty in Travancore
… India, was a native princely state under the indirect rule of the British East India Company in the first half of the nineteenth century and under the British crown in the second half. The problem was articulated in the colonial critique of spending money on Brahmins, their ceremonies, and …
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Destruction as Rule: Containment, Censuring and Confusion in Pakistani Balochistan
… it and make it manipulable for the purposes of rule, the destruction of politics, places and peoples requires a rendering of networks opposing the state as obscure in order to dismantle them and make them docile for the same purpose. These networks, or “counter-societies,” are collective …