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The threats to their operations which businesses face in sub-Saharan Africa are not those of a classic terrorist kind, for the simple reason that terrorism, as we understand and suffer it in Western Europe, is not prevalent there. Rather it is the incidence of civil war and tribal conflicts, and the activities of guerrilla armies opposed to the ...
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The threats to their operations which businesses face in sub-Saharan Africa are not those of a classic terrorist kind, for the simple reason that terrorism, as we understand and suffer it in Western Europe, is not prevalent there. Rather it is the incidence of civil war and tribal conflicts, and the activities of guerrilla armies opposed to the ...
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Encyclopedia of Africa: South of the Sahara
The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, 1999Encyclopedia of Africa South of the Sahara. John Middleton. editor in chief. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. 1997. vols.2466pp.
P. T. W. Baxter, John Middleton
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India and Africa South of the Sahara
International Studies, 1978During the years immediately following the Second World War, India's prestige rose high in colonial Africa—and for several reasons. Among the dependent countries of Asia and Africa, India alone had an unusually long and unbroken record of resistance to colonial rule.
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