The Human Factor in Changing Africa

Focussing on the problems of change and resistance to change that mark the African sub-continent, this book examines Africa's place in the world from earliest times. It considers the nature of its peoples in their prehistoric development, the ways in which their cultures were oriented, and the ways in which these cultures guided their reactions to European ideas. It also assesses the human responses to industrial, technological and economic changes and the re-discovery by the Africans of African culture. Originally published in 1962

Factor (programming language) · Geography · Programming language · Computer Science · Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare · Acculturatie · Africa · Afrique au sud du Sahara · Afrique noire · east · Sociaal-economische verandering · Social conditions · sub-saharan · Sub-Saharan Africa

• African Mask-Making Workshop

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• Pre-slave trade and pre-colonial Africa in the historical consciousness of African-Americans and African migrants in the USA

  D Bondarenko, Dmitri M Bondarenko•Africa Review•2017

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• Persistence, Continuity, and Change in the Jamaican Working-Class Family

  Open Access•Orlando Patterson•Journal of Family History•1982

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• Refugee resettlement on the Horn of Africa

  Open Access•Jon D Unruh•Land Use Policy•1993

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• Children without Humanness. Criança-Irân Infanticide Cultural Practice Challenging Human Rights in Guinea-Bissau

  Claudia Favarato•Politikon•2021

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• Social Welfare and Family Support

  Christopher P Ekpe•The Journal of Sociology & Social…•1983

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• The Relationship of the Gullah-Speaking People of Coastal South Carolina and Georgia to Their African Ancestors

  William S Pollitzer•Historical Methods A Journal of…•1993

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• George Peter Murdock's Contributions To African Studies

  Open Access•Igor Kopytoff•Behavior Science Research•1988

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• The Men in the Middle

  Robert L Kane, P Douglas McConatha•Medical Care•1975

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• Students in Emerging Africa

  Open Access•Louis L Klitzke•Journal of Humanistic Psychology•1969

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• Perspectives in development

  Ilsa Schuster•The Journal of Development Studies•1981

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• Moral education in the changing traditional societies of Sub-Saharan Africa

  Open Access•Otonti Nduka•International Review of Education•1980

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• The Collapse of the Family Farm in West Africa? Evidence from Mali

  Laurence C Becker•Geographical Journal•1990

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• Igbo and Hausa Musicians

  David W Ames•Ethnomusicology•1973

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• Kingship and Slavery in African Thought

  Open Access•D A Strickland•Comparative Studies in Society…•1976

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• The Status of Ibibio Chiefs

  Daniel A Offiong•Anthropological Quarterly•1984

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• Environmental epidemiology. I. Concepts of human adaptability relevant to environmental epidemiology

  F Sargent•American Journal of Public Health…•1968

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• Edhina Ekogidho – Names as Links

  Open Access•Minna Saarelma-Maunumaa•Edhina Ekogidho - Names As Links•2003

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• English in Imperial Asia and Africa

  Open Access•David Northrup•How English Became the Global…•2013

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• Characteristics of national enculturation and awareness of national symbols among young people in Hungary

  Open Access•Mónika Balatoni•Belvedere Meridionale•2023

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• Anthropologists and Missionaries

  Van Der Geest, Sjaak Van Der Geest•Man•1990

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• Culture, History, and Grass-Roots Politics in a Northern Cameroons Kingdom1

  Open Access•J H Vaughan•American Anthropologist•1964

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• Presidential Address the African Crisis

  Nzongola-Ntalaja, Nzongola-Ntalaja Nzongola-Ntalaja•African Studies Review•1989

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• A Behavioral Model of Pan-African Disintegration

  Alan Rufus Waters•African Studies Review•1970

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• The Absence of the Missionary in African Ethnography, 1930-65

  Van Der Geest, Sjaak Van Der Geest et al.•African Studies Review•1992

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• Africa between the Ages

  Robert J Cummings•African Studies Review•1986

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• Education and Economic Development in Nigeria

  Benji J O Anosike•African Studies Review•1977

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• Peasants as a Focus in African Studies

  Claude E Welch•African Studies Review•1977

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• Theories of Urbanization and the Colonial City in West Africa

  Open Access•J R Rayfield•Africa•1974

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• The Re-invention of Africa

  Alí A Mazrui•Research in African Literatures•2005

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• African Religious Movements-Types and Dynamics

  Open Access•James W Fernandez•The Journal of Modern African…•1964

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• Ethnoarchaeology in Africa

  Open Access•John H Atherton•African Archaeological Review•1983

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• Culture contact, continuity, and change on the Gold Coast, AD 1400–1900

  Open Access•Christopher R Decorse•African Archaeological Review•1992

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• Relativism and Ambivalence in the Work of M. J. Herskovits

  Open Access•Erika Boupguignon•Ethos•2000

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