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Whose State? Whose Nation? Representations of the History of the Arab Slave Trade and Nation-Buildine Indian Ocean in the context of nation-building in the United Republic of Tanzania. The chapter is based on field evidence on different aspects of nation-building in Tanzania collected by the authors since the early 2000s and especially during the field seasons of 2018 and 2019 completely devoted t

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Between Ethnicity and Medicine: Reinventing Legitimacy in Chokwe and Sukuma Chieftaincieshiefs today seek legitimacy in their communities. We observe a postcolonial turn in the rekindled interest in the ‘life-medicine’ required of precolonial rulers. In parallel exists an alternative legitimacy justifying a chief’s position on the grounds of his representing an ethnic or regional identi

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By What Authority? Cosmology, Legitimacy, and the Sources of Power in Malawien tightly interwoven with the multiform representations of local cosmology. Not unlike the Traditional Authorities (such as regional chiefs, .) that are officially recognized?as influential?political stakeholders since the beginning of the colonial period, elected political leaders and their accomp

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In Search of Democracy: , as a Political Ideal, or the Legitimacy of Traditional Authority in Times of authority and political legitimacy have changed in many African contexts. Governments have found ‘tradition’ to be an asset in gaining support for their policies, and political dissidents have placed similar claims for it. This is also true for the contested arena of ‘democracy’. The following c

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Challenging Neotraditional Authority in Namibiaority of contemporary neotraditional leaders accepted or contested? And what does neotraditional authority in general and its challenging more specifically mean for the actors involved? The first part describes and discusses three different perspectives on authority (authority lends power legitimacy

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