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Articles · Vol. 25 No. 1 (2021): African Sociological Review

ASR, Volume 25, n° 1, 2021 - Full Issue

  • Published 2021-12-07
Vol. 25 · 2021 No. 1 African Sociological Review ASR

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Contents

Editorial 1: Invitation: Contribution to Special Issue on COVID-19 in Africa

General Issue

Covid-19, Crise de Souveraineté et Persistance de la Colonialité: Politico-économique en Afrique Noire
Jacquineau Azétsop & Ghislain Abéga ........................................6

Individuals, Conglomerates, Persons, and Communities 

Gertjan van Stam ..........................................................32

Research Papers

Ethnicity as an Independent variable in African Politics. Lessons learned from the 2017 Kenya Presidential Elections
Paul Tang Abomo .............................................................................48

Aetiological Explanations of Epilepsy and Implications on Treatments Options among Yoruba Traditional Healers in Southwest Nigeria
Tosin Funmi Ademilokun & Ojo Melvin Agunbiade ..................................86

Le travail domestoque : occulation de la catégories de genre existance 

Melchicedec Nduwayezu, Salvator Nahimana & Célestin Mvutsebanka .........................112

Government-driven land and Agrarian Reform Programmes in Post-Apartheid South Africa – a Brief History (1994-2019)
Roland Nkwain Ngam ............................................................131

Fonds miniers volontaires et développement communautaire au Sénégal : quelle place et quels rôles pour la démocratie délibérative et participative ?
Bakary Doucouré .......................................................................153

Homeownership Intention among Igbo Ethnic Group in Ilorin

Olusegun F. Liadi & Aisha Sanusi Tapamose ......................................169

Reflection on student drop-out against the backdrop of COVID-19 in the South African Educational context amongst marginalised groups of students
Peggy Pinky Mthalane, Albert Tchey Agbenyegah & Bongani Innocent Dlamini ...............................194

Lessons from an ethnographic encounter with young women in  a South African Township Sinethemba S. Sidloyi ......................218

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Editorial 1: Invitation: Contribution to Special Issue on COVID-19 in Africa

General Issue

Covid-19, Crise de Souveraineté et Persistance de la Colonialité: Politico-économique en Afrique Noire
Jacquineau Azétsop & Ghislain Abéga ........................................6

Individuals, Conglomerates, Persons, and Communities 

Gertjan van Stam ..........................................................32

Research Papers

Ethnicity as an Independent variable in African Politics. Lessons learned from the 2017 Kenya Presidential Elections
Paul Tang Abomo .............................................................................48

Aetiological Explanations of Epilepsy and Implications on Treatments Options among Yoruba Traditional Healers in Southwest Nigeria
Tosin Funmi Ademilokun & Ojo Melvin Agunbiade ..................................86

Le travail domestoque : occulation de la catégories de genre existance 

Melchicedec Nduwayezu, Salvator Nahimana & Célestin Mvutsebanka .........................112

Government-driven land and Agrarian Reform Programmes in Post-Apartheid South Africa – a Brief History (1994-2019)
Roland Nkwain Ngam ............................................................131

Fonds miniers volontaires et développement communautaire au Sénégal : quelle place et quels rôles pour la démocratie délibérative et participative ?
Bakary Doucouré .......................................................................153

Homeownership Intention among Igbo Ethnic Group in Ilorin

Olusegun F. Liadi & Aisha Sanusi Tapamose ......................................169

Reflection on student drop-out against the backdrop of COVID-19 in the South African Educational context amongst marginalised groups of students
Peggy Pinky Mthalane, Albert Tchey Agbenyegah & Bongani Innocent Dlamini ...............................194

Lessons from an ethnographic encounter with young women in  a South African Township Sinethemba S. Sidloyi ......................218

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