Reasonable radicals and citizenship in Botswana: the public anthropology of Kalanga elites

Abstract

Introduction: Reflections and Frontiers Part 1. Citizens Negotiating Power: Elites, Minorities, and Tribal Bureaucrats 1. Postcolonial Wisdom: The Post-Civil Service and the Public Good 2. The Minorities Debate 3. The Politics of Recognition and Pressure Groups 4. Cosmopolitan Ethnicity, Entrepreneurship and the Nation 5. Official Blundering and the Discredited Commission 6. Land, Clients, and Tribal Bureaucrats Part 2. The Rise of Public Man: Elders 7. Bringing Back the Dead 8. Public Officer, Public Officer Emeritus 9. The Making of a Reasonable Radical Epilogue: Postcolonial Wisdom, Beyond Afro-pessimism

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