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Chapter 5. A New Approach to the Political Anthropology of Africa: From African Political Systems and Tribes without Rulers via The Early State
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vii
- Foreword ix
- Chapter 1. The Right Book at the Right Time: Early Reactions and Continuing Debates 1
- Chapter 2. African Political Systems and Political Anthropology 15
- Chapter 3. Complementary Segmentary Opposition, Early Kingship and the Looming State: Bridging the Dichotomy of African Political Systems 47
- Chapter 4. The Shilluk Reth: Early King or Head of State? An Inter-Nilotic Exploration 79
- Chapter 5. A New Approach to the Political Anthropology of Africa: From African Political Systems and Tribes without Rulers via The Early State 102
- Chapter 6. Retaliation, Mediation and Punishment in Ankole: Revisiting the Chapter by Oberg 122
- Chapter 7. Beyond ‘African Political Systems’? The Relevance of Patrilineal Descent in Moments of Crisis in Northern Somalia 139
- Chapter 8. Some Notes on the Tuareg (Kinin) of Northern Darfur, Sudan 163
- Chapter 9. The Nkandla Controversy: Insights from African Political Systems 180
- Chapter 10. Rethinking Tswana Kingships and Their Incorporation in Modern Botswana State Formation 206
- Afterword 241
- Index 247
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vii
- Foreword ix
- Chapter 1. The Right Book at the Right Time: Early Reactions and Continuing Debates 1
- Chapter 2. African Political Systems and Political Anthropology 15
- Chapter 3. Complementary Segmentary Opposition, Early Kingship and the Looming State: Bridging the Dichotomy of African Political Systems 47
- Chapter 4. The Shilluk Reth: Early King or Head of State? An Inter-Nilotic Exploration 79
- Chapter 5. A New Approach to the Political Anthropology of Africa: From African Political Systems and Tribes without Rulers via The Early State 102
- Chapter 6. Retaliation, Mediation and Punishment in Ankole: Revisiting the Chapter by Oberg 122
- Chapter 7. Beyond ‘African Political Systems’? The Relevance of Patrilineal Descent in Moments of Crisis in Northern Somalia 139
- Chapter 8. Some Notes on the Tuareg (Kinin) of Northern Darfur, Sudan 163
- Chapter 9. The Nkandla Controversy: Insights from African Political Systems 180
- Chapter 10. Rethinking Tswana Kingships and Their Incorporation in Modern Botswana State Formation 206
- Afterword 241
- Index 247