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Abstract Africanist anthropology has tended to paint social relations on the continent in a positive light, giving the impression that a pro‐social relationality will provide the poor with economic assistance in moments of need. This article troubles these accounts by turning to Kenya, where a history of socioeconomic stratification has created a ...
Peter Lockwood
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Etiology of bacterial meningitis: a cross-sectional study among patients admitted in a semi-urban hospital in Nairobi, Kenya. [PDF]
Gituro CN +5 more
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What good is anthropology?: Care work in a "useless" discipline. [PDF]
Mkhwanazi N.
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Recent developments in Kenyan politics: The fall of Charles Njonjo
Journal of Contemporary African Studies, 1983openaire +1 more source
Operation Binnacle: British plans for military intervention against a 1965 coup in Kenya [PDF]
In April 1965, the rumour of a potential Kenyan coup was brought to British attention. This was a moment of raised tensions in the government of President Jomo Kenyatta, who secretly asked the British government for a military commitment to support his ...
Poppy Cullen (8888036)
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Funeral Planning: British Involvement in the Funeral of President Jomo Kenyatta [PDF]
The funeral of Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya’s first president, offers revealing evidence of the intimacy and depth of Britain’s continuing relationship with this former colony 15 years after independence.
Cullen, Poppy
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Observaciones y primeras conclusiones de una etnografía en el ámbito del poder en un pueblo del Malí [PDF]
The recent decentralization process in the political organization of Mali fostered the emergence of new political actors that cannot be controlled by the traditional authority of villages.
Beny Le Noir, Bruno
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