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Journal articles on the topic "Décolonisation – Cameroun"
Michel, Marc. "Une décolonisation confisquée ? Perspectives sur la décolonisation du Cameroun sous tutelle de la France 1955-1960." Revue française d'histoire d'outre-mer 86, no. 324 (1999): 229–58. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/outre.1999.3748.
Full textNtonfo, André. "Littérature et enseignement au Cameroun : problématique d'une politique culturelle." Études littéraires 24, no. 2 (2005): 51–63. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/500967ar.
Full textLassagne, Antoine. "Exploitation forestière, développement durable et stratégies de pouvoir dans une forêt tropicale camerounaise." Anthropologie et Sociétés 29, no. 1 (2005): 49–79. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/011740ar.
Full textMANGA KALNIGA, JOSÉ DONADONI, and BAYIE KAMANDA ANYI MUKEP MASSA. "Esquisse d’une sociologie des mobilisations anglophones au Cameroun." Adilaaku : Droit, politique et société en Afrique, 2019, 35–43. http://dx.doi.org/10.46711/adilakuu.2019.1.2.4.
Full textServais, Olivier, and Frédéric Laugrand. "Missionnaire." Anthropen, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.018.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Décolonisation – Cameroun"
Lachenal, Guillaume. "Biomédecine et décolonisation au Cameroun, 1944-1994 : technologies, figures et institutions médicales à l'épreuve." Paris 7, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA077025.
Full textThe bonds between France and its former African colonies have tightened after tha independences. One of the most visible manifestation of this movement has certainly been the massive presence of French doctors in post-colonial Africa. This thesis explores the political and scientific dimensions of this phenomenon, at the intersection between the history of biomedicine and the history of decolonization. Focusing on the case of Cameroon, the thesis combines several micro-studies. Organized as the biography of a drug, the Lomidine, the first part narrates the troubled aspects of the medical history of the decolonisation (1945-1960). As post-war technological progress renewed the ambitions of colonial doctors, it also entailed a series of contradictions and accidents. Medical action oscillated between modemizing optimism and colonial reaction : it epitomized the ambiguity of the times. The second part examines the involvement of French and Cameroonian medical doctors in the politics of decolonisation. The franco-cameroonian medical corporation was placed at the forefront of the political scene at the moment of independence (1960). As such, it participated in the making of the System of "La Coopération", as a privileged site where the future of post-colonial relations between France and Cameroon was imagined and organized. The third part analyses the functioning of "La Coopération" through the historical ethnography of an institution of biomedical research involving both French expatriates and Cameroonian staff. It casts light on the decolonisation of medical and scientific practices, unveiling its mechanisms as well as its contretemps
Mbili, Armand Alain. "Le grand séminaire d'Otélé (1949-1968) dans l'archidiocèse de Yaoundé : les phénomènes d'acculturation du clergé catholique camerounais dans le contexte de la décolonisation et du concile Vatican II." Grenoble 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008GRE29014.
Full textThe chosen subject is situated between the religious history, the cultural and social history, studying the history of the relations and the international cultural exchanges. In our research, we suggest to make a monographic study so that the high seminary of Cameroon, Otélé (1949-1968), fur away from Yaounde by about sixty kilometres, would be an observatory to study through the vocational training of the future priests, the transition from a missionary Church to the emergence of a national "African" Church. So, the chosen period allows us to understand the distances, even the denials of the missionary inheritance that had recreated a western model in order to favour the African implanting, both in the recruitment of the trainers and by the invention of new pastoral theologies. Two main questionings underlie our research. The first one concerns the training of the Cameroonian seminarists by foreigners, at first the Benedictines (1949-1963), then the Jesuits (1963-1968), before it was partially insured by natives. The second one is on acculturation. How did the candidates for the priesthood appreciate the educational approach, the cultural transfer from the monastic methods to a more diocesan spirit? This question brought us to discuss on difficulties of religious assimilation and the cleavage between formatives who were regular priests and future secular priests with divergent objectives. The first ones obey the rule of a monastic order and the second ones conscript to live in parish and among the laymen. At the same time, the emphasis was put on the evolutions and the changes during this period influenced by the decolonization and the independence of Cameroon. It concerns the Benedictine era, and by the Vatican II council including the Jesuit management, which facilitated the forming of the "inculturation", a way for the seminarists to reconquer and reaffirm their cultural identity
Noumbissie-Tchouake, Maginot. "Mouvements d'oppositions et de répressions dans l'Ouest-Cameroun : 1922-1970." Paris 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA010527.
Full textNken, Simon. "La gestion de l'UPC : de la solidarité idéologique à la division stratégique des cadres du mouvement nationaliste camerounais 1948-1962 : essai d'analyse historique." Paris 1, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA010625.
Full textDia, André. "Information-pouvoir et politique au Cameroun : de la période précoloniale à la deuxième décennie post indépendance." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010MON30058.
Full textThe subject deals with the contribution that intelligence made to decision making by the political powers from the precolonial period to the postcolonial period. The chronology has lead us to examine the intelligence service, its infrastucture and its staff during the precolonial period, followed by intelligence during the colonial period, from conquest to the setting up of the French administration. Following independence, intelligence services continued to exist by restructuring themselves, while at the same time maintaining links with the old colonial powers. This long term study has revealed a broad continuity in time and the dynamics of adaptation between the different periods. The traditional informants continued to supply local and colonial powers as well as postcolonial powers. (In a way they constituted the firemen of the “furnace of information”). More than a departure, this study brings to light the very broad continuity between the past and the present
Olinga, Michel. "Aspects de la construction nationale après les indépendances camerounaises : le désir de sécession (1960 – 2009)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040084.
Full textIn the early 1990s, just over two decades of a single-party system, Cameroon experienced a return to political pluralism. The multiparty system then led to some free speech, to some political relaxation and claims of belonging as well. The then new area of freedom conduced to the raising, at the sociopolitical level, of the issue of postcolonial nation-building in a country where a double colonial legacy (Anglo-French), locally re-appropriated, has coexisted with hundreds of local particularities of ethno-regional, linguistic and religious nature. The issue of nation-building in such a multiple belonging context is actually the very objective of this study, which focuses on the evident liberation in the manifestation of the English-speaking minority’s frustrations in Cameroon after the political relaxation in the early 1990s. The study shows how the modern State of Cameroon, resulting from the reunification of the former French Cameroon and the former British Southern Cameroons, manages its double colonial legacy in an area of a labyrinthine diversity. What has now been termed in Cameroon as: “the Anglophone Problem” seems to have been nurtured by a competitive, hegemonic and nepotistic management, at times, of heritage or identities – identities regarding the Anglo-French colonial heritage. It has also been revealed by tribal or ethno regional identities and by a democratisation process, which can be seen as rather trivial, illusive and lackadaisical
Sami, Amos Cyronet. "L'influence de la France et de la C. E. E. Face à la politique socio-économique et culturelle de développement et de croissance en Afrique centrale sub-saharienne : le cas camerounais." Paris 8, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA081011.
Full textThe history of influential french and c. E. E. Facing social political economic and cultural policy, for the development and growth in sub-saharian central africa, of the great changes moment political economic, monetary, as well in industrialized countries as is the states of central and sub-saharian africa ; induces us to start on an theorycal and pratical analysis investigation wich leads us towards cameroons this research will try and uncover the actual development among the fallacious informations of a simple political economic growth in the sub-saharian context, considering the world wide crisis, and the fact that the state of cameroons has only bean independent for about thirty years. The investigation is essentially based upon a pluridisciplinary study of that central and sub-saharian africa state. A scientific study does effectively imply a concrete social and historical reality, as is shown in marx's capital, in respect of keeping a rigor in our lecture, that the "althusserians" would qualify as "symtomal", yet, gramsci's works show its consistence as well as its strougth in a policy of mobilization of all popular efforts, for an actual development, excluding any "knout" as auther (staline)
Books on the topic "Décolonisation – Cameroun"
Martial, Djoumessi Gaëtan, ed. Djoumessi Mathias: Un chef traditionnel nationaliste, acteur de la décolonisation et de l'indépendance du Cameroun. Harmattan, 2009.