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

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

Guest Editors: Ibrahim Abdullah and Yusuf Bangura

DOI
https://doi.org/10.57054/ad.v22i3%20&%204
Published
2022-02-01

Articles

  1. 0 - Prelim

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  2. 1 - Introduction

    Ibrahim Abdullah

  3. 2 - Subaltern Reactions: Lumpens, Students, and the Left*

    Ismail Rashid

  4. 3 - Bush Path to Destruction: The Origin and Character of the Revolutionary United Front (RUF/SL)

    Ibrahim Abdullah

  5. 4 - The Kamajoi Militia: Civil War, Internal Displacement and the Politics of Counter-Insurgency* by Patrick K. Muana

    Patrick K. Muana

  6. 5 - War and Transition to Peace: A Study of State Conspiracy in Perpetuating Armed Conflict by Arthur Abraham

    Arthur Abraham

  7. 6 - Understanding the Political and Cultural Dynamics of the Sierra Leme Wan A Qitique of Paul Richards's Fitting for the Rem Forest

    Yusuf Bangura

  8. 7 - The May 25 Coup d'Etat in Sierra Leone: A Militariat Revolt? by Lansana Gberie

    Lansana Gberie

  9. 8 - Lumpen Youth Culture and Political Violence: Sierra Leoneans Debate the RUF and the Civil War *

    Yusuf Bangura

  10. 9 - Reflections on the Abidjan Peace Accord

    Yusuf Bangura

  11. 10 - Appendix I:  Peace Agreement Between the Government of Sierra Leone and the Revolutionary United Front of Sierra Leone (RUF/SL)

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  12. 11 - Appendix II: Economic Community of West African States: Sixth Meeting of Foreign Affairs Ministers of the Committee of Five on Sierra Leone Conakry

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  13. 12 - Appendix III: ECOWAS Six-Month Peace Plan for Sierra Leone, 23 October 1997-22 April 1998 (Schedule of Implementation)

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  14. 13 - Publications Received and Acquired

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  15. AD, Volume 22, n° 3 & 4, 1997 - Full Issue

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