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Rethinking Ethnicity: Identification, Hybridity and Democracy,ent to which this very fact of estrangement places those who occupy such sites in a privileged position to question dominant traditions and to widen spaces of democratic critique. This position is also articulated more widely in contemporary literature which draws on post-colonial theory. Nikos Papa

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The (Re)Construction of Ethnicity in Africa: Extending the Chronology, Conceptualisation and Discousing ideology, as a significant component of popular consciousness, and as a major focus of academic discourse. This was not apparent just a few decades ago. Crawford Young notes that the years from the end of World War II through the 1980s ‘witnessed the apotheosis of the nation-state… when this fo

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A Non-ethnic State for Africa? A Life-world Approach to the Imagining of Communities, under the label ‘sub-Saharan Africa’. The discussion is partly epistemological, partly analytic, and partly plainly policy-oriented. I will set out by outlining some standard social science models of nationhood and ethnicity, and will then proceed to a discussion of social and political identificat

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Nationalism and Ethnicity in the Horn of Africa,fically on the role of these two closely related, and often confused, phenomena in struggles for power. The state is at the centre of such struggles, whose bone of contention is, more often than not, access to state-controlled resources. Not infrequently, conflict is the result, particularly where r