Titlebook: Symbolic Confrontations; Muslims Imagining th Donal B. Cruise O’Brien Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2003

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Taking on the Townrhood’s leadership has been encouraging their rural disciples to move to Touba, where an allotment is often a gift from . to ., where there is no state property tax and where water is available in abundance thanks to government-financed wells, tapping what’sleft of the underlying water table.

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The Shadow-Politics of Wolofisation this language has spread, far beyond the boundaries of core ethnicity, of a historical Wolof zone from the colonial or pre-colonial periods. And diese individual language choices cast their political shadow.

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Book 2003 they originate. The book focuses on Senegal, a fascinating example of the spread of Muslim brotherhoods and their overarching influence on the construction and decision-making processes of the state.

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Supping With the Devilathering of the year, cast the national government in the role of Satan. The audience, of many hundreds of thousands there in Touba and at least as many again over the radio, were certainly holding their breath. The background circumstances—of a disastrous national drought, mass starvation on a scal

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Sufi Symbolism and the State in Senegal, 1975–81If Senegal does not, like some of its neighbours, exist in the shadow of state collapse, if the state makes some acceptable sense to a large enough number of its citizens, then the reason lies above all in the existence of a recognized symbolic language of the political. This language of power is de