African dimensions: essays in honor of William O. Brown
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Gulliver, P. H. A land dispute in Arusha, Tanzania. -- Colson, E. Changing anthropology in Africa.--Marcus, H. G. The British and the Ethiopian railway.-- Bennett, N. R. Isike, Ntemi of Unyanyembe. -- Brooks, G. E. Goree and the Cape Verde Rivers. -- Wheeler, D. L. Rebels and rebellions in Angola, 1672-1892. -- Stultz, N. M. The separatist challenge to white domination in South Africa. -- Bustin, E. Government policy toward African cult movements. -- Montgomery, J. D. The Infrastructure of technical assistance. -- Resnick, I. N. Manpower requirements and allocation of educational resources in underdeveloped countries. -- Berg, E. J. A comparative analysis of industrial relations systems in French West Africa and the Gold Coast. -- Karp, M. The "Protestant Ethic" of the Mourids of Senegal.
Gulliver, P. H. A land dispute in Arusha, Tanzania. -- Colson, E. Changing anthropology in Africa.--Marcus, H. G. The British and the Ethiopian railway.-- Bennett, N. R. Isike, Ntemi of Unyanyembe. -- Brooks, G. E. Goree and the Cape Verde Rivers. -- Wheeler, D. L. Rebels and rebellions in Angola, 1672-1892. -- Stultz, N. M. The separatist challenge to white domination in South Africa. -- Bustin, E. Government policy toward African cult movements. -- Montgomery, J. D. The Infrastructure of technical assistance. -- Resnick, I. N. Manpower requirements and allocation of educational resources in underdeveloped countries. -- Berg, E. J. A comparative analysis of industrial relations systems in French West Africa and the Gold Coast. -- Karp, M. The "Protestant Ethic" of the Mourids of Senegal.
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