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200 00$aPost-colonial Cameroon $epolitics, economy, and society /$fedited by Joseph Takougang and Julius A. Amin ; foreword by John M. Mbaku
210  1$aLanham, Maryland :$cLexington Books,$d2018.
215   $a1 online resource (473 pages)
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $tForeword /$rJohn M. Mbaku --$tIntroduction: fifty-eight years of independence and counting /$rJoseph Takougang and Julius A. Amin --$gSection 1: Politics --$tThe state, politics, and the struggle for democracy in Cameroon /$rMoses K. Tesi --$tThe roots of stability and instability in Cameroon /$rAugustine E. Ayuk --$tThe right to self-determination in the African Charter: a critique of the African Commission's jurisprudence in Kevin Gumne et al. v. Cameroun /$rCarlson Anyangwe --$tResistance and the nationalist pathos: southern Cameroon's exiles write back /$rFonkem Achankeng I --$gSection2: Economy --$tThe demise of the coffee industry in the north west region of Cameroon /$rEmmanuel E. Kengo --$tWhat has changed? A historical appraisal of legal and institutional frameworks for environmental management in Cameroon /$rLotsmart Fonjong --$gSection 3: Society and culture --$tChanges in female roles in Cameroon: towards the end of "social juniors?" /$rHonore Mimche, Achille Pinghane Yonta, and Nobert Lengha Tohnain --$tRepresentations of the figure of femininity among the Bamileke, Bassa, and Duala cultures of Cameroon /$rJeannette Wogaing, Rose Mireille Nnanga, and Rose Angeline Abissi --$tDynamics of religious modernity in Cameroonian cities /$rHonore Mimche and Christian Bios Nelem --$tThe "Cameroonization" of education: a decolonial analysis of content and language issues, 1960-2015 /$rRoland N. Ndille --$gSection 4: International relations --$tCameroon's foreign policy and inter-African relations in the post-Ahidjo era /$rPeter A. Ngwafu --$tCameroon and China: the paradox of Beijing's "win-win-gain" pronouncements /$rJulius A. Amin --$tForeign volunteer organizations in Cameroon: the case of the United States Peace Corps /$rJulius A. Amin --$gSection 5: Migration --$tCameroonians on the move: searching for promised lands /$rJoseph Takougang --$tThe concept of homeland: the choice of burial place for Cameroonian immigrants in America /$rZacharia N. Nchinda --$tReturn youth migrants in Cameroon: understanding the other side of bushfalling, 1990-2015 /$rWalter Gam Nkwi --$tConclusion: the endless protest /$rJulius A. Amin and Joseph Takougang.
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