Conflict Struggles In Hausa Society, How do members of Hausa society in Africa resolve conflicts, an in depth study
Title: Conflict Struggles In Hausa Society, How do members of Hausa society in Africa resolve conflicts, an in depth study
Category: Law & Government
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Conflict Struggles In Hausa Society, How do members of Hausa society in Africa resolve conflicts, an in depth study
There are a variety of ways in Hausa society to resolve conflicts. And, all of these remedies involve personal power in one way or another. In other words, in this society, if one enters into conflict, over land, for example, as is the case here, one has to depend on one's allies, and, if one has fewer and/or weaker allies than the person with whom one enters into conflict, than one is likely to …showed first 75 words of 1346 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 1346 total…in the new post-colonial order, it is the government's representatives, especially the Sous-Prefet who have the final say.
Works Cited
Charlick/Faulkingham, Selection 4. Extracted from Ralph Faulkingham, ¨Political Supports for a Hausa Village Chief, unpublished paper 1973.
Charlick (1991), ¨The Role and Status of the Chief (Sarki).¨
Miles, 1994. The Royal Court and Administrative Structure.¨
Robinson, 1983. ¨Sarkis and the Military Regime.¨
Power and a Case Study of a Land Dispute Among the Hausa
By: Jonathan M. Gluvna
HIS 227
3/08/04
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