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Cameroon : Historical Perspectives on Borders, Conflicts, Peace and Governance
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- Nombre de pages330
- PrésentationBroché
- Poids0.5 kg
- Dimensions15,5 cm × 24,0 cm × 1,8 cm
- ISBN978-2-14-049638-7
- EAN9782140496387
- Date de parution18/09/2023
- CollectionEmergences africaines
- ÉditeurL'Harmattan
- PréfacierMonteh rené Ngek
Résumé
The study of history in Cameroon has most of the time been national and political. In our school textbooks and university courses, there is hardly an emphasis on local contents mastery. This has had implications for the articulation of grassroots research and local contents. Cameroon : Historical Perspectives on Borders, Conflicts, Peace and Governance is an authoritative volume which draws its place in Cameroons historiography from the originality of the historical evidence presented and from the subaltern perspectives adopted.
The book, in the majority speaks to local history. It not only draws on local contents but captures the role of local agents and phenomena in historical causation. Topics include land and boundary/border conflicts, indigenous conflict resolution, local players in historical construction, peace building, national questions and identity issues. University lecturers, teachers, researchers and Postgraduate students would find the contents most illuminating while those preparing to undertake research would find it very inspirational.
The book, in the majority speaks to local history. It not only draws on local contents but captures the role of local agents and phenomena in historical causation. Topics include land and boundary/border conflicts, indigenous conflict resolution, local players in historical construction, peace building, national questions and identity issues. University lecturers, teachers, researchers and Postgraduate students would find the contents most illuminating while those preparing to undertake research would find it very inspirational.
