History of Central Africa: The Contemporary Years since 1960

Landeg White · David Birmingham · Phyllis M. Martin

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Beyond independence, Phyllis Martin Chad in the age of warlords, Robert Buijtenhuijs Cameroon and the politics of patronage, Andreas Mehler comparisons and contrasts in equatorial Africa - Gabon, Congo and the Central African Republic, Elikia M'Bokolo Zaire - the anatomy of a failed state, Crawford Young Angola - the deconstruction of a nation, Christine Messiant exploitation and neglect - rural producers and the state in Malawi and Zambia, Megan Vaughan Zimbabwe and the long search for independence, Terence Ranger Mozambique - a tapestry of conflict, Jeanne Marie Penvenne images and themes in the 90s, David Birmingham.

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