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1970
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet

<p>Contents: I. Introduction -- II. The main features of the Nigerian political scene – III. The cultural setting – IV. The integrative and disintegrative roles of the Nigerian political parties up to 1966 – V. Crises leading to system transformations – VI. General conclusions </p>

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Conference proceedings (editor)
1971
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet
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Collection (editor)
1973
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet

<p>Contents: Foreword / Ole Algård -- Introduction / Olav Stokke and Carl Widstrand -- Part I. Recommendations -- A. Programme of action -- B. Resolutions by the OAU council ministers -- Part II. Plenary Meetings -- A. Summary and extracts of views expressed during the opening sessions -- B. Summary and extracts of views expressed during the concluding session -- P...

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Conference proceedings (editor)
1973
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet

<p>Contents: Apartheid / Abdul S. Minty  -- Non-governmental action in support of the victims of colonialism and apartheid in Southern Africa / L.H. Horace Perera – The World Councils of Churches: policies and programmes in support of the liberation struggle in Southern Africa / Baldwin Sjollema -- Activities of the international defence  and aid fund / Canon L. Jo...

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Collection (editor)
1989
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet

This study attempts to answer why the policies of the five countries covered are marked by a greater degree of "humane internationalism" than those of other Western countries. It discusses what it is that causes the variations between the policies of these five countries. By humane internationalism the authors understand an acknowledgement that rich countries have ...

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Collection (editor)
1989
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet

This study attempts to answer why the policies of the five countries covered are marked by a greater degree of "humane internationalism" than those of other Western countries. It discusses what it is that causes the variations between the policies of these five countries. By humane internationalism the authors understand an acknowledgement that rich countries have ...

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