War in Pre-Colonial Eastern Africa. The Patterns & Meanings of State-Level Conflict in the Nineteenth Century - REID Richard

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Paperback, in-8, 256 pp., maps, bibliographical notes, bibliography, index.
This study focusses on highland Ethiopia and Tanzania.

"War in Pre-Colonial Eastern Africa: The Patterns & Meanings of State-Level Conflict in the Nineteenth Century" by Richard Reid is a comprehensive exploration of the nature of warfare in Eastern Africa before the colonial era. The author delves deep into the intricacies of state-level conflicts during the 19th century, providing a detailed analysis of the patterns and meanings behind these wars. Reid challenges the conventional narratives that often oversimplify the complexities of African warfare, offering a nuanced understanding of the socio-political dynamics that fueled these conflicts. The book is a rich tapestry of historical accounts, anthropological insights, and geopolitical analyses, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in African history, warfare studies, or colonial studies.

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2007Uitgever: The British Institute in Eastern Africa256 paginasTaal: Engels