Hausaland Divided : Colonialism and Independence in Nigeria and Niger /
How have different forms of colonialism shaped societies and their politics? What can borderland communities teach us about nation building and group identity? William F.S. Miles focuses on the Hausa-speaking people of West Africa, whose land is still split by an arbitrary boundary established by Gr...
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Ithaca :
Cornell University Press,
1994.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- A Note on Hausa Orthography
- 1. Introduction: Rehabilitating the Borderline
- 2. The Setting
- 3. Ethnic Identity and National Consciousness: Who Are the Hausa?
- 4. Boundary Considerations
- 5. Colonizing the Hausa: British and French
- 6. According to the Archives ...
- 7. Chieftaincy in Yardaji and Yekuwa
- 8. Arziki vs. Talauci: The Economic Comparison
- 9. Educating the Hausa
- 10. Islam: The Religious Difference
- 11. Village Cultures Compared
- 12. Transcending the Tangaraho
- Appendix A. Fieldwork Strategy: The Choice of a Site
- Appendix B. Administration of Self-Identity Surveys
- Appendix C. Selected Characteristics, Daura Local Government and Magaria Arrondissement, 1978-1985
- Appendix D. Extracts from Anglo-French Treaties Delimiting the Nigeria-Niger Boundary, 1906-1910
- Appendix E. Communique of the Nigeria-Niger Transborder Cooperation Workshop, Kano, July 2-8, 1989
- Appendix F. Glossary.