Vol. 8 No. 2 (2004) | African Sociological Review / Revue Africaine de Sociologie

Published: 2005-12-09

No longer at ease: intellectuals and the crisis of nation-statism in Nigeria in the 1990s

Cyril I Obi

1-14

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23247

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Pentecostalism in Nigeria: exploiting or edifying the masses?

John O Magbadelo

15-29

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23248

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Evangelisation á Kinshasa: une strategie d'exploitation ou l'expression d'une foi ardente?

Gauthier M Mwanza

30-51

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23249

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When nomads lose cattle: wodaabe negotiations of ethnicity

Kristin Loftsdóttir

52-76

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23250

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The market as an instrument of political control and exploitation: some insights from Kenya

Blessings Chinsinga

77-89

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23251

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Reclaiming the promise of the sociological imagination in Africa

Tade A Aina

90-102

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23252

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Shaping the internet for match-making/dating: a challenge for the contemporary Nigerian family institution

Wale Adesina

103-114

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23253

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Pull factors in the political economy of international commercial sex work in Nigeria

Ifeanyi P Onyeonoru

115-135

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23254

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A theory of an Africa as a unification nation: a re-thinking of the structural transformation of Africa

Mammo Muchie

136-157

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23255

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Nyerer: nationalism and post-colonial developmentalism

Chambi S Chachage, Chachage SL Chachage

158-179

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23256

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Book Review

Zimbabwe\'s unfinished business - rethinking land, state and nation in the context of crisis
By Amanda Hammar, Brian Raftopoulos and Stig Jensen (eds) 2003

Kirk Helliker

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23258

Book Review

Walking the tightrope. Informal livelihoods and social networks in a West African city
By Iida Lourenco-Lidell (2002)

Jane I Guyer

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23259

Book Review

The Pan-African nation: oil and the spectacle of culture in Nigeria
By Andrew Apter (2005)

Wilson Akpan

DOI:

10.4314/asr.v8i2.23260

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No longer at ease: intellectuals and the crisis of nation-statism in Nigeria in the 1990s

DOI:

Pentecostalism in Nigeria: exploiting or edifying the masses?

DOI:

Evangelisation á Kinshasa: une strategie d'exploitation ou l'expression d'une foi ardente?

DOI:

When nomads lose cattle: wodaabe negotiations of ethnicity

DOI:

The market as an instrument of political control and exploitation: some insights from Kenya

DOI:

Reclaiming the promise of the sociological imagination in Africa

DOI:

Shaping the internet for match-making/dating: a challenge for the contemporary Nigerian family institution

DOI:

Pull factors in the political economy of international commercial sex work in Nigeria

DOI:

A theory of an Africa as a unification nation: a re-thinking of the structural transformation of Africa

DOI:

Nyerer: nationalism and post-colonial developmentalism

DOI:

Book Review

Zimbabwe\'s unfinished business - rethinking land, state and nation in the context of crisis
By Amanda Hammar, Brian Raftopoulos and Stig Jensen (eds) 2003

DOI:

Book Review

Walking the tightrope. Informal livelihoods and social networks in a West African city
By Iida Lourenco-Lidell (2002)

DOI:

Book Review

The Pan-African nation: oil and the spectacle of culture in Nigeria
By Andrew Apter (2005)

DOI:

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