Articles · Vol. 22 No. 3-4 (1997): Africa Development: Special Issue Lumpen  Culture and Political Violence: The Sierra Leone Civil War

2 - Subaltern Reactions: Lumpens, Students, and the Left*

  • Ismail Rashid
    Ismail Rashid Department of History, University of McGill, Canada. Their articles →
Vol. 22 · 1997 No. 3-4 Africa Development: Special Issue Lumpen  Culture and Political Violence: The Sierra Leone Civil War AD

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subaltem students lumpen youth confrontation National Provisional Ruling Council (NPRC) Sierra Leone

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