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Elements for an Ethnography of Fixed Elections
24 Feb 2020

Elements for an Ethnography of Fixed Elections

by Jude Fokwang | posted in: Cameroon Studies, Ethnography & Methods | 0

A chronicle and analysis of Cameroon’s elections; 2011-2020, offering suggestions for potential research

Anglophone, Cameroon, Corruption, CPDM, Elections, Ethnography, Francophone, Politics, SDF, Violence
Traditional Titles and Rank in Bali Nyonga
14 Feb 2020

Traditional Titles and Rank in Bali Nyonga

by Jude Fokwang | posted in: Grassfields Studies, Historical Studies, Political Anthropology | 9

Traditional Titles and Rank in Bali Nyonga with particular focus on subchiefs, councillors, ambassadors and lineage heads

Bali Nyonga, Chieftaincy, Fonyonga, Nobility, Political systems, Titles
The Reformation and De-colonial Education
31 Oct 2018

The Reformation and De-colonial Education

by Jude Fokwang | posted in: Languages & Ethnolinguistics | 2

What lessons can we learn from the Reformation in 1517 for the sustainable promotion of literacy in African languages?

De-colonial theory, Education, Indigenous Languages, Martin Luther, Reformation
The Belief in Multiple Souls
1 Oct 2018

The Belief in Multiple Souls

by Jude Fokwang | posted in: Anthropology of Religion, Gender Studies | 7

It’s a given in most, if not all religious world views that humans have “a” soul – a non-physical entity that accounts for our very existence. Death, according to these world views occurs when the soul departs the body. Belief … Continued

Belief-systems, Non-human beings, Souls, Worldviews
The Scope of Our Collective Challenge: Culture and Change in Bali Nyonga
26 Mar 2017

The Scope of Our Collective Challenge: Culture and Change in Bali Nyonga

by Jude Fokwang | posted in: Cameroon Studies, Ethnography & Methods, Gender Studies, Historical Studies, Languages & Ethnolinguistics | 0

Keynote Address Presented at the 23rd Annual Bali Cultural Association (BCA)-USA Convention, Baltimore, Saturday May 29th 2010

Bali Nyonga, Chamba, Chilver, Cultural heritage, Grassfields, Kaberry, Keynote, Lela, Mungaka

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