Negotiating Statehood: Dynamics of Power and Domination in Africa provides a conceptual framework for analysing dynamic processes of state-making in Africa.
* Features a conceptual framework which provides a method for analysing the everyday making, contestation, and negotiation of statehood in contemporary Africa
* Conceptualizes who negotiates statehood (the actors, resources and repertoires), where these negotiation processes take place, and what these processes are all about
* ncludes a collections of essays that provides empirical and analytical insights into these processes in eight different country studies in Africa
* Critically reflects on the negotiability of statehood in Africa
Tabella dei contenuti
Notes on Contributors vii
1 Negotiating Statehood: Dynamics of Power and Domination in
Africa
Tobias Hagmann and Didier Péclard 1
2 Protection for Sale? War and the Transformation of
Regulation on the Congo-Ugandan Border
Timothy Raeymaekers 24
3 The Struggle Continues? The Spectre of Liberation, Memory
Politics and ‘War Veterans’ in Namibia
Lalli Metsola 49
4 Federal Restructuring in Ethiopia: Renegotiating Identity
and Borders along the Oromo-Somali Ethnic Frontiers
Asnake Kefale 74
5 Facing Up to the Centre: The Emergence of Regional Elite
Associations in Angola’s Political Transition Process
Inge Ruigrok 95
6 The People, the Power and the Public Service: Political
Identification during Guinea’s General Strikes in 2007
Anita Schroven 116
7 The Party and the State: Frelimo and Social Stratification
in Post-socialist Mozambique
Jason Sumich 134
8 Maintenant, on sait qui est qui: Statehood and
Political Reconfiguration in Northern Côte
d’Ivoire
Till Förster 154
9 Negotiating Statehood in a Hybrid Political Order: The Case
of Somaliland
Marleen Renders and Ulf Terlinden 177
10 Researching African Statehood Dynamics: Negotiability and
its Limits
Martin Doornbos 200
Index 222
Circa l’autore
Tobias Hagmann is a Lecturer at the Department of Geography,
University of Zürich and a Fellow of the Rift Valley
Institute. He is the co-editor of Contested Power: Traditional
Authorities and Multi-party Elections in Ethiopia.
Didier Péclard is Senior Researcher at the Swiss
Peace Foundation in Bern, where he works on statehood in societies
after violent conflicts, and Lecturer in political science at the
University of Basel. He has published extensively on nationalism,
religion and state formation in Angola.
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