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Ngijol, Gilbert. "L'influence des unités industrielles et agro-industrielles sur les changements sociaux dans le département de la Sanaga Maritime (Cameroun)." Paris 7, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA070073.
Full textThe region of Sanaga Maritime is crossed by the river Sanaga. There are numerous waterfalls ail across this territory. It is therefore an agricultural region by nature. The early construction of two hydroelectric barrages at Edea and Songloulou respectively, made it the most industralized region of Cameroon. Before colonization, the Mbenes, inhabitants of the Sanaga Maritime region were depended for their living on agriculture, hunting and fisching. After decolonisation, and finally after the take over of the economic and social sector by the nationals, there followed an immediate decline in the development of the region. The purpose of this research is to analyse all the stages of these social changes, suggesting solutions
Ngima, Mawoung Godefroy. "Le système alimentaire des groupes pygmées Bakola de Campo (sud-ouest du Cameroun)." Paris 5, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA05H093.
Full textThis work aims not only at describing and analyzing the food system of the Bakola in the campo region exclusively in relation with the Mvae, Yassa, Mabea and Bulu peoples, but also and above all at establishing relationships between known products that are effectively consumed and natural food items available in the forest. The first and second parts of the work which deal with material culture and its representations, and the foodstuffs consumed constitute its main element. The numerous ways in which pygmies conceive food through food, forest and soil interdicts have made it possible for us to better understand the life of these hunters-gatherers who are most often misunderstood by their neighbors and all other people. Food consumed and the acquisition thereof are proof of our people's dynamism and encourage inter-tribal exchanges. Though unbalanced, these relationships have made possible the establishment of new more intimate and human links between the hunter-gatherer Bakola and the neighboring farmers. The last part is an account of the effects of food (acquired, produced and consumed) on the life of the pygmy (morphology, health and behavior), and its various perspectives which enable a qualitative and quantitative improvement of foodstuffs
Annaud, Mathilde. "Entre le bois et l'écorce : une culture de l'interstice : ethnicité, organisation sociale et pensée symbolique des Tikar du Cameroun central." Paris 5, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA05H001.
Full textTantchou, Yakam Josiane Carine. "Comment naissent les politiques verticales de santé en Afrique ? : réinterroger le passé et le présent à partir de la lutte contre la trypanosomiase et la tuberculose au Cameroun." Paris, EHESS, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006EHES0238.
Full textThe thesis seek to answers three questions: how can we explain the emergence of selective health programs in Africa? How can we explain the repetitive failures of health policies in Africa ? What justifies the "eagerness" to improve the health of the poor (countries). As answer to the first question, the author notes that selective health policies are not always based on the report of a critical epidemiologic situation. They are often the initiative of actors inserted in power networks, able to mobilize interest and financial resources. The thesis raises the question of "eagerness" to cooperate or improve the health of the poor (countries). Refuting the humanitarian argument, the author uses Michel Foucault analysis of the "racisme d'Etat" and explains this by the desire "de faire vivre pour soi-même". As for the repetitive failures of health policies implemented in some African countries, the author proposes an analysis based on the "biopouvoir", explaining these failures by a deficiency, an absence, a bursting of it
Lemoigne, Nicolas. "Mémoire des hommes, mémoire des sols : étude ethno-pédologique des usages paysans du Mont Cameroun." Bordeaux 3, 2010. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00466511.
Full textAbstract: Soil fertility of Mount Cameroon volcano has been attracting, for centuries, a mosaic of populations in sometimes delicate cohabitation, in a context of intense cultural melting pot. Acting as living archives of history jolts, the pedological memory records and restores the brand of uses, and by there the brand of tragic episodes of human occupation. In return, the social memory highlights the peculiarities of the environment, appropriates its originalities and adapts a system of representations and diversified agrarian practices: commanded by the survival of the group when it is about peasant communities but also by the financial motivations of industrial plantations of international dimensions. The last decades, particularly rich in social transformations, gave place to an acceleration of the events chronology which repercussions at soil scale are readable. The analogy of functioning of the social and pedological memories, both by their structural resemblance and by their permanent interactions, constitutes the foundations of this work. The study of some memory indicators allows us to know, in an accurate way, the health of soils as that of the societies which live from them. This thesis contributes, through the implementation of a multidisciplinary approach allying ethnology and pedology, to identify the mechanisms of the interaction between the social and pedological memory of Mount Cameroon
Ngoundoung, Anoko Julienne Saratou. "Du sang et de l'argent : itinéraires du chasseur et de la venaison chez les Tikar du Cameroun central." Paris 5, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA05H027.
Full textSantanera, Giovanna. "Douala si mette in scena : nuove esperienze video in Camerun." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0650.
Full textThe object of my dissertation is the commercial video production that has developed in Douala, Cameroon, since the liberalization of the audiovisual sector in 2000 and the diffusion of low-cost and easy-to-use digital technology among the intermediate urban social stratum. Videos are conceived as artwork that expresses social experiences, representing symbolic platforms which trigger and produce change and critically question the world. By investigating the production process, videos are not only analyzed as texts but also as experiences. Against the backdrop of the deep changes that have recently revolutionized the African mediascape, I illustrate the transformations of video production in Douala from the beginning of the 2000s until present. The conclusion focusses on reception practices, highlighting how these reinsert stories into the flux of life, supplying material that can eventually inspire the production of new videos. At the same time, I explore video production as an urban practice that instills sensations and meanings into the urban space. I retrace tyhe social origin of plots and characters, as well as the wys work within the audiovisual sector is organized locally with the aim to grasp the multiple relations between fiction and reality, artists and the rest of society
Moussima, Njanjo Henri. "Anthropologie et histoire des Bamoun : analyse esthétique des objets du Musée du Palais." Paris 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA010556.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is the study and analysis of the objects of the Bauman royal palace. The nature of elements met at fumban, makes that this study remains under many sides, a reconstitute. The majority of objects are not used in their original context. It was necessary to recreate this context by an historical study. We have choosen three kings that seemed to us the more representative of the history of the bamun kingdom. Then, we analysed the objects in the background, in the palace's museum. A study about the wood, sacred objects is made too. At last, we talk about problems of the conservation in the african museums. All of this, is sustained by plates and photographic documents
Freytag, Marie-Paule. "L'alimentation, un élément de l'ordre du monde chez les Madas, Mouyangs et Zoulgos du Nord Cameroun." Paris, INALCO, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991INAL0015.
Full textFor the Kirdi populations of northern Cameroon, the survival of ethnic groups depends on the way they get the elements of first necessity. Their food is based on the resources of the land and also on their customs which give more or less value to some products. Here are the different aspects that are going to be studied successively : how to get food (farming and gathering). How to transform food. How to organize and prepare meals. Their nutritive value, and how mountain people consider food. The rules permitting to classify food must be replaced in a general conception of the world organization. In order to do it, a study of tales and myths allows to discover a taxonomy identifying and classifying all the known elements in which food is a part. A metaphysical and religious survey of the symbolism of grain is the end of this research, replacing the main discoveries of man : water, fire and millet, in history and in the collective unconscious
Beuvier, Franck. "Les maîtres du stade : ce que danser aux funérailles veut dire : les cadets, les défunts et l’institution de la chefferie : ethnologie et histoire des associations masculines en pays bamiléké (Cameroun)." Paris, EHESS, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013EHES0528.
Full textCreated in the 1960s, "cultural associations of traditional dance" have become, along with brotherhoods of notables, the legitimate representatives of Bamileke chiefdoms, a showcase for their grandeur and influence. These dance groups are headed by the cadets, whom anthropology has considered for a long time to be a subordinate group that plays a part in the social reproduction of the palace hierarchy and institution of chieftaincy. This reinterpretation of the biographical itineraries of these "young" men - during the 20th century - comes out of an ethnological study of the network of associations that have given shape to Bamileke chiefdoms. Thios dominant characteristic is used to analyze retrospectively the status assigned to "young" men during various periods and the places where new values originate among them. Two major hypotheses underlie this research. First of all, assessing the position of notables in relation to the cadets during the history of the Grassfield chiefdoms entails examining the place and importance of the associations to which they belong. Secondly, given that the deceased are a primary reference group, in whose names the customary ordre and foundation of chieftancy are justiofied, the evolving role played by Bamileke youth cannot be studied without taking under consideration both their involvment in, and commitment to, customs as well as customary knowledge, and their prerogatives in the events expected by the deceased. These expectations are revealed through the commemorations performed by the associations headed by cadets
Mignot, Jean-Michel. "Prélude à une étude ethnoscientifique des enfants Masa Bugudum : éléments sur l'acquisition des savoirs ethnobotaniques et ethnozoologiques." Paris 10, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA100008.
Full textPeuvergne, Julie. "De l'enquête ethnographique à l'analyse linguistique : l'exemple du discours rapporté au Cameroun." Paris 10, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA100063.
Full textThe French language co-exists with a multitude of languages in Cameroon, and exists in especially diverse speech contexts in the major Cameroonian cities of Douala and Yaoundé. . The purpose of this study is to explore this situation, integrating field survey methods (with the goal of producing an ecological corpus), sociolinguistic observations and syntactical analysis in a unified approach. This approach is guided by the particular attention to emic categories as they emerge from the practices of speakers. The reflexive analysis of fieldwork practices allows us to consider speech as discourse within situated interactional activities, which act as the base of the corpus’ construction, and to support sociolinguistic observations of discourse dynamics. In this perspective, analysis of reported speech (RS, designating the representation of discours autre discourse of an ‘other’) is based on the interpretation of contextualization clues, and allows us to consider reported speech as a discursive strategy. Taking a syntactical approach to contextualisation clues, this study reveals the process of reappropriation of the structure of RS (as a linguistic form) for interactional purposes
Im Kamerun ist das Französische nur eine von vielen verschiedenen Sprachen, doch in den Großstädten Douala und Yaoundé spielt es in zahlreichen Gesprächssituationen eine tragende Rolle. Ziel dieser Studie ist es, diese Situation zu untersuchen. Dabei sollen die Ergebnisse der praktischen Feldforschung (welche zur Erstellung eines ökologisch validen Korpus führte) mit soziolinguistischen Überlegungen und syntaktischen Analysen in einem Ansatz vereint werden. Bei diesem Ansatz liegt das Augenmerk stets auf den emischen Kategorien, die aus den Praktiken der Sprecher hervorgehen. Die reflexive Analyse der Feldforschungspraktiken ermöglicht Diskursanalysen situierter interaktioneller Aktivitäten, die auch zur Erstellung des Korpus verwendet wurden, und hilft, soziolinguistische Überlegungen auf Basis diskursiver Dynamiken aufzubauen. So kann die Redewiedergabe auf Grundlage der Interpretation von Kontextualisierungshinweisen analysiert und als diskursive Strategie betrachtet werden. Die syntaktische Analyse der Kontextualisierungshinweise ermöglicht Einsichten in Prozesse, welche die Strukturen der Redewiedergabe für interaktionelle Zwecke aufgreifen
Nguede, Ngono Jean-Pierre. "Résilience des Baka face aux mutations socio-environnementales (Cameroun)." Paris, EHESS, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016EHES0707.
Full textThis thesis proposes a thorough analysis of the resilience of socio-environmental in two communities of hunter / gatherers, Baka and Bakola Cameroon. These communities formerly nomadic lived in the forest where they drew most of their life and survival. Today they have been displaced from their ancestral lands for the sake of creating protected areas, agro-industrial, forestry and execution of major mining projects, these communities are more than ever in touch Standing with "big black" or Bantu largely influence their lifestyle (hunting, gathering and fishing) and often determine their future. To cope with these changes, the government of Cameroon and national and international organizations through extensive programs accompany gradually Baka and Bakola to rebuild a new life that incorporates the requirements of "modernity. " Despite this support, these people are still under the influence of scourges such as alcoholism, disease, malnutrition, marginalization, in schooling, non-recognition of their rights, etc. . How do they cope with the changes occurring in their lives? The thesis aims to identify the different mutations, to describe and analyze the strategies established by the Baka and Bakola to adapt. Some mutations may appear on the surface without question a fundamental attachment to the forest and some ancestral values. However, different exogenous pressures (such as settlement, globalization) and endogenous (such as attitude of individuals, transmission) which determine the degree of progress of the various mutations should not be underestimated, as they are a threat to development. The concept of relience proves operative to evaluate the adequacy of policies accompanying minorities by the actors of development and a tool to understand the adaptability of these societies in rapid transition
Vincent, Jeanne-Françoise. "Princes montagnards : les Mofu-Diamaré et le pouvoir politique (Cameroun du Nord)." Paris 5, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA05H033.
Full textThe mofu-diamare - an ethnic group of 60000people which occupies the edges of the mandara mountains, 200 kms south of lake Tchad - are divided into smaller groups which are similar in their material culture and religious beliefs but widely dissimilar in the nature of their political institutions. A confrontation between these different but related groups has provided the basis for this study. The purpose of the work, accomplished with the aid of minute field descriptions is to understand the nature of the power structure and the mode by which power is extended. Among the northern mofu-diamare which are divided into numerous small, juxtaposed political units or "mountains", exercise of power is not readily apparent. The chief could more correctly be described as a priest, serving the "spirit of the mountain" and determining when the group's religious festival shall begin. With the southern and eastern mofu-diamare (organized into chieftaincies, sometimes quite large) the princes dispose the same types of essential religion responsibility. However they are also sovereigns. The variety in the manifestations of their power is striking. They have fortified dwellings, huge plantations, a high degree of polygamy, servants, dues and duties, the latter being required of all of the adult males of a chieftaincy, once having passed through the barrier of the three quadrennial classes of age. They are the sole arbiters of earth, justice and war. This manifestations of power differ from one prince to another. These differences are perceptible through the mythical narratives of the group which may be used for historical analysis. These narratives often show how immigrants seized power - the basis of present-day social stratification - at the expense of the native inhabitants. The oral transmission of the length of reigns
Dtematio, Akana Parfait. "Une ethnographie de la folie à Yaoundé : la rue, le politique et la clinique." Paris, EHESS, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013EHES0036.
Full textThis work explores the ethnography of madness in Yaoundé. It takes the perspective of phenomenological sociology. More simply, it describes mediations, terms and operativity of madness. It tries to exhume and describe "practice intelligibility" of acts and speech produced by "members", at different levels, about madness. We chose to work on this issue by articulating three main points, all interrelated namely: "street", the clinical and the politics. Firstly, the inquiry' describes scenes, especially in the public space, which represent some of manifestations of madness. This concerns specially the practices of denudation, sexual abuses on/and between people suffering from mental illness (involving sometimes occult economies) and body performances on a degrading and obscene mode. Secondly, the inquiry de scribes discourses that exemplify the different ways of knowing madness by "members" (Garfinkel) in a configuration that includes people and institutional political actors. Are also described and analyzed how actors are facing to the biomedical model, not only in resisting it, or in adopting it, but in resorting, in a complex configuration, to the local knowledges which represent the dominant model in society and which are based on the knowledges of ethnomedecines and all kinds of religious therapies against a State whose the taking care of mental health problems based largely on politicies of enmity and indifference …
Nne'e, Onna Valérie. "Croyances magico-religieuses, imaginaire collectif et commerce : itinéraires de petits commerçants à Yaoundé (Cameroun)." Paris, EHESS, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016EHES0692.
Full textThis work focuses on small vendors belonging to the Beti-Fang community. From their perspective, a successful business is a prerequisite for personl fulfillment. This achievment, demonstrated by the recognition of the pre-eminent status of "man not", is a condition and a manifestation of "mvoe" (absolute form of welfare and the ultimate horizon of existence). Material and social peace is unattainable without a favorable relationship with the invisible world. In fact, they perceive the universe as separated in two worlds: "visible" world (in which evolves all living beings) and an "invisible" world (restricted to those with supra-human powers). The universe is also divided into "good" and "evil" fields according to their propensity to favor or harm the "mvoe". In order to protect themselves from witches and other "Satan's agents", the vendors have to get the support of powerful allies found in the "divine field", particularly in the Pentecostal churches. Despite its hrmfulness, the invisible world is a place of opportunities as well, especially for underprivileged groups. Prosperous alliances with invisible forces are supposed to ensure well-being and success in the visible world. This constitutes what we have called the "magical and religious capital", referring to the ability of an individual to mobilize agents with supra-human powers to effectively act on the intangible aspects of his life
Awondo, Patrick. "Homosexualité, sida et constructions politiques : ethnographie des trajectoires entre le Cameroun et la France." Paris, EHESS, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EHES0514.
Full textThis thesis represents the first ethnographical sum on the emergence of an homosexual mobilization in sub-Saharan Africa. Through 9 chapters, it investigates the politicization of the homosexuality in Cameroon. A strategic choice considering the controversial current events of the homosexuality in this country; the thesis analyzes the springs of the homophobia, by showing how the criticism of the unpopular Stae instrumented homosexuality in a moral and sexual panic. Through 5 chapters of the first part, the work investigates the politicization of the homosexuality, the role of those who stand against homosexuals (religious, media, cultural citizens etc. ), the emergence of an homosexual movement, and also the counter-mobilizations which it faces. A special point is the coverage of the AIDS by the young associatives with supports of transnational associations in particular French to mitigate the space of the State. The second part (4 chapters) analyzes the "gay-mobilities" towards France. Some trajectories explaining the routes of the sexual migrants are restored by a typology which goes from "adventurers" to the "nomads" and to the "sexual refugees" to whom is dedicated an entire chapter. Last two chapters are respectively dediated in positioning of the African homosexuals in the homosexual conventional 'milieu" in Paris and to the situation of these persons in terms of the confrontation HIV/AIDS as a risk. A new analysis of "Black homosexuals" mobilization between "the fight against AIDS and identity constructions buckles the thesis"
Okomo, Akam Suzanne. "La communauté camerounaise en France : étude ethnographique et sociologique." Paris 8, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA081289.
Full textKojoué, Kamga Larissa. "Enfants et VIH/sida au Cameroun. Construction et implications de l'agenda politique." Phd thesis, Université Montesquieu - Bordeaux IV, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00958156.
Full textDatouang, Djoussou Jean-Marie. "Patrimoine et patrimonialisation au Cameroun : les Diy-gid-biy des monts Mandara septentrionaux pour une étude de cas." Thesis, Université Laval, 2014. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2014/30415/30415.pdf.
Full textEntitled Patrimony and patrimonialization in Cameroon: the DGB sites of the northern Mandara Mountains as a case study, my thesis presents a linked series of arguments designed to clarify the concept of “patrimonial good”. It falls within a field of research that considers patrimony and patrimonialization as an ensemble of discursive codes, of which the interest to anthropologists lies in the understanding of meaning rather than in ontological characteristics. The thesis is concerned with the intelligibility of relationships to elements of patrimony arrived at by a process involving the identification of patrimoniality, the expression of changes and patrimogenic social consequences. Thus this work discusses the identification of patrimony and the relationships that underlie the concept of patrimonial element. In a general way, it is a presentation on the overall state of patrimony in Cameroon from a viewpoint that is both vertical and horizontal and which focuses on the different forms of construction of patrimony existing in that country. Identification of the alchemy of patrimonial construction is thus a subject of enquiry, as is the how of things becoming patrimonial. To achieve its results, the thesis relies on analysis of the processes of identification of patrimony, considering them in terms of two timescales, one focused on their historical genesis, the other on the construction procedures taking place in the present. These two levels of analysis lead to the finding that patrimonialization is a process embedded in the linkage of various actors and social contexts in the domains of ideology and politics as well as the social and religious. With the example of the DGB sites, the thesis brings out certain of the characteristics that allow determination of the attribution of a property to the sphere of goods laden with symbolic charges.
Carbonnel, Anna. "Engagement de la recherche agronomique dans l'action. Le cas d'une Recherche-Action en Partenariat au Cameroun." Phd thesis, Université Paul Valéry - Montpellier III, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00839985.
Full textNtsama, Rosine. "La famille camerounaise entre tradition et modernité : aspirations et représentations familiales de l’enfant handicapé." Thesis, Paris 5, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA05H016.
Full textThis thesis in general approaches the evolution of the family in the African context and in Republic of Cameroun in particular through the handicap. The family cannot manage the handicap in the private sphere any more. The structural change noted through the aspirations and of the social representations of the actors on the management of the handicap causes institutional reforms. Thus, the handicap from its aspirations creates a social dynamics then allowing the cohabitation and the coexistence of the two systems of assumption of responsibility knowing: “tradition and modernity”. One sees the family transferring the problems from the handicap of the sphere deprived to the public sphere which is the State. The situational analysis carried out in the ten regional areas of Cameroun made it possible to understand the implementation of the social practices for the autonomy and the blooming of the handicapped people. Thus, the management of the assumption of responsibility of the handicapped people introduces a process of modernization. Contradictions and ambivalences observed in addition translate the complexity which generates a type of contemporaneity. The social construction of the State leaves believe that this one cannot manage the handicap without the collaboration of the families. The family thus becomes a partner of the State in the social treatment of the handicapped person. This research undertakes to understand how the family as an institution of socialization and vector of social cohesion translates the complexity of her social reality to cause social transformations through the assumption of responsibility of the handicapped people
Gausset, Quentin. "Les avatars de l'identité chez les Wawa et les Kwanja du Cameroun." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 1996. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/212271.
Full textFurniss-Yacoubi, Susanne. "Approche interdisciplinaire des musiques pygmées." Habilitation à diriger des recherches, Université de Nanterre - Paris X, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00296651.
Full textL'analyse des systèmes musicaux et l'étude des concepts vernaculaires de la pratique musicale sont la base pour la catégorisation de l'ensemble des répertoires. Cette méthode consiste à mettre au jour la pensée musicale dans l'organisation symbolique des sociétés de tradition orale. L'auteure illustre la variabilité culturelle baka à travers l'étude approfondie de l'emprunt d'un rituel à une culture voisine.
Ces recherches ethnomusicologiques contribuent à l'affinage de l'outillage analytique musicologique. Elles sont présentées dans leur articulation avec un réseau d'études interdisciplinaires ayant comme objet la connaissance des populations pygmées, ainsi que l'étude du contact interethnique et l'histoire des migrations en Afrique centrale.
Robillard, Marine. "Pygmées Baka et voisins dans la tourmente des politiques environnementales en Afrique centrale." Phd thesis, Museum national d'histoire naturelle - MNHN PARIS, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00863420.
Full textDrews, Annette. "Einstimmungen: Untersuchungen zum therapeutischen Potential von Musik und Tanz in Kamerun, Marokko und Liberia." Saechsische Landesbibliothek- Staats- und Universitaetsbibliothek Dresden, 2012. http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:bsz:14-qucosa-88432.
Full textThis publication seeks to explore the therapeutical potential of music and dance in Cameroon, Morocco and Liberia in different settings. In Cameroon the author examines the role of rapping for the resilience of elder street children. The musical and poetical expression in rapping enhances not only the children´s creativity and joyfulness but at the same time strengthens their general coping strategies. The role of creativity in the context of healing is also expressed in the process of learning. Development and healing can be considered as two sides of one coin equally supported by music. The author explores this relation in the context of the intercultural music exchange in Khamlia (Morocco). In Liberia she analyzes the role of dance in the socio-therapeutical work with traumatized children. Apart from ethnological fieldwork and connected anthropological questions, different related issues like trauma, development and healing are discussed from a neurological, psychological and philosophical the point of view. Concluding it can be stated that healing and development can be realized through music due to its seductive power for attunement to the complexity of life itself
Mouchingam, Mefire Laurentine. "Politiques publiques, programmes et projets sensibles au genre : cas de la communauté Mandjara au Cameroun." Thèse, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/20435.
Full textAveved, Anschaire. "Uncanny Autochthons: The Bamileke Facing Ethnic Territorialization in Cameroon." Thesis, 2015. https://doi.org/10.7916/D8SN08CZ.
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