Papers presented at the second SAL

Papers presented at the second SAL-workshop at Tvärminne, Finland,

4-6 May 2001

"State and everyday life in Africa: Intentional and unintentional intrusion by governmental authority on those under it – past and present"

Intentional intrusion / pre-colonial Africa

Stanislaw Pilaszewicz: History of the Dagomba Kingdom in some Hausa Ajami Manuscripts
Märta Salokoski: Ritual Regicide Versus Succession Strife
Gregorz Walinski: The Zulu amabutho System and its Economic Background
Holger Weiss: Attempts to Establish an Islamic Economy - The Case of the Diina in Masina

Intentional intrusion / colonial Africa

Paul Idahosa and Bob Shenton: Present and Past Development Policy in Africa
Risto Marjomaa: The Martial Spirit

Intentional instrusion / post-colonial Africa

Amos Anyimadu: The State and Pain in Ghana
A. Kaakyire Duku Frempong: State Formation and Collapse in Liberia
Liisa Laakso (together with Tony Addinson): Conflict in Zimbabwe (not available on the net)
Takyiwaa Manuh
Jan Milewski
Irene Odotei: Festivals in Ghana
Evariste Poda: The Intervention of the State in the Organizations of the Civil Society