Mario J Azevedo
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 123333 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Mario J Azevedo |
| NOMBRES | Mario J |
| APELLIDO | Azevedo |
| FIRMA | AZEVEDO M J |
| AFILIACIONES | University of North Carolina at Charlotte |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1979 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Health of Africans
This chapter starts with a brief discussion of the demographic impact of the various colonial policies in Africa, which are said to have caused or were associated with the recurrence of famine and hunger and infertility, as well as the resulting depopulation in almost every colony, and the rapid spread of disease. Studies of the colonial period show that concern about higher infertility among colonized Africans was more pronounced among the conce…
British “Health Effort” in Colonial Africa
Historical Perspectives on the State of Health and Health Systems in Africa, Volume I
Aids in the twentieth century
Evaluating HIV/Aids treatment programs
Tragedy and Triumph
Tragedy and Triumph
Chad
The Roots of Violence
1. Understanding Chad 2. Chad's Major Ethnic Groups 3. Chad's Centralized Societies and the Use of Organized Violence 4. Kanem-Bornu, Wadai, and Baguirmi 5. Rabah Fadlallah and Smaller States of Central Sudan 6. The Role of Violence During the Colonial Era 7. Independence and Civil War in Chad 8. The Nature of Violence in Post-Colonial Chad 9. Warlords and War Casualties 10. Chad's Future 11. Violence Among Chad's Pre-Colonial Acephalous Societie…
Chad
Chad
Introduction Chad: Geographical Setting Chad s History Political Evolution and the Civil War in Chad The Economy Society and Culture International Relations Chad: Facing the Future
Dictionary of Portuguese-African Civilization. Volume 1
Literacy, Power, and Democracy in Mozambique
In this book, the author explores how workers in one post-independence factory made sense of literacy and used it in their daily lives. It probes the extent to which the government literacy programs served as a tool for a more active voice in the shifting power configurations of factory and community, situated within the larger context of Mozambique's option for a socialist development model
Culture, biomedicine and child mortality in Cameroon
Problems in Developing New Teaching Materials
A Sober Commitment to Liberation?’ Mozambique and South Africa 1974–1979
Portugal, poor, 40 per cent illiterate and anachronic, despised by her own allies, became an embarrassment to Europe, appreciated only for her natural strategic usefulness to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Her colonial policies were constantly assailed at the United Nations and elsewhere during the 1960s. Despite their fundamentally opposing policies toward their African majority, Portugal and South Africa drew closer to each othe…
S. A. Akintoye, Emergent States of Africa
Culture, biomedicine and child mortality in Cameroon
Literacy, Power, and Democracy in Mozambique
In this book, the author explores how workers in one post-independence factory made sense of literacy and used it in their daily lives. It probes the extent to which the government literacy programs served as a tool for a more active voice in the shifting power configurations of factory and community, situated within the larger context of Mozambique's option for a socialist development model
A Sober Commitment to Liberation?’ Mozambique and South Africa 1974–1979
Portugal, poor, 40 per cent illiterate and anachronic, despised by her own allies, became an embarrassment to Europe, appreciated only for her natural strategic usefulness to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Her colonial policies were constantly assailed at the United Nations and elsewhere during the 1960s. Despite their fundamentally opposing policies toward their African majority, Portugal and South Africa drew closer to each othe…
Tragedy and Triumph
Chad
Introduction Chad: Geographical Setting Chad s History Political Evolution and the Civil War in Chad The Economy Society and Culture International Relations Chad: Facing the Future
S. A. Akintoye, Emergent States of Africa
Problems in Developing New Teaching Materials
A Sober Commitment to Liberation?’ Mozambique and South Africa 1974–1979
Portugal, poor, 40 per cent illiterate and anachronic, despised by her own allies, became an embarrassment to Europe, appreciated only for her natural strategic usefulness to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Her colonial policies were constantly assailed at the United Nations and elsewhere during the 1960s. Despite their fundamentally opposing policies toward their African majority, Portugal and South Africa drew closer to each othe…
Culture, biomedicine and child mortality in Cameroon
Literacy, Power, and Democracy in Mozambique
In this book, the author explores how workers in one post-independence factory made sense of literacy and used it in their daily lives. It probes the extent to which the government literacy programs served as a tool for a more active voice in the shifting power configurations of factory and community, situated within the larger context of Mozambique's option for a socialist development model
Dictionary of Portuguese-African Civilization. Volume 1
The Roots of Violence
1. Understanding Chad 2. Chad's Major Ethnic Groups 3. Chad's Centralized Societies and the Use of Organized Violence 4. Kanem-Bornu, Wadai, and Baguirmi 5. Rabah Fadlallah and Smaller States of Central Sudan 6. The Role of Violence During the Colonial Era 7. Independence and Civil War in Chad 8. The Nature of Violence in Post-Colonial Chad 9. Warlords and War Casualties 10. Chad's Future 11. Violence Among Chad's Pre-Colonial Acephalous Societie…
Chad
Chad
Introduction Chad: Geographical Setting Chad s History Political Evolution and the Civil War in Chad The Economy Society and Culture International Relations Chad: Facing the Future
Chad
Evaluating HIV/Aids treatment programs
Tragedy and Triumph
Tragedy and Triumph
Aids in the twentieth century
Historical Perspectives on the State of Health and Health Systems in Africa, Volume I
The Health of Africans
This chapter starts with a brief discussion of the demographic impact of the various colonial policies in Africa, which are said to have caused or were associated with the recurrence of famine and hunger and infertility, as well as the resulting depopulation in almost every colony, and the rapid spread of disease. Studies of the colonial period show that concern about higher infertility among colonized Africans was more pronounced among the conce…
British “Health Effort” in Colonial Africa
Political science (12 obras) · African history and culture studies (9 obras) · Development economics (9 obras) · Geography (9 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · History (7 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Ethnology (5 obras) · Medicine (5 obras)