Kfaang and its technologies : towards a social history of mobility in Kom, Cameroon, 1928-1998

How did the church as technology influence the birth of social hierarchies like the catechists, mission boys and mission girls.. Did the Fon know that the church which he

Essentially, it has been argued in this Chapter that the school opened in 1928 was to serve both the colonial and missionary ventures, and, more importantly, was seen by both

Elkerton (NAB).. sistently bore the name of Old Town. It was simply the name of Abakwa which was especially old in relation to the newer neighbourhood that had grown up over the past

Mobility, both geographical and social, technologies and social hierarchies, the phenomenon of identity in itself, require much more close scrutiny and a comparative

CO 852/161/2 Colonial Development Corporation/ Cameroon Development Corporation CO 554/123/9 Disturbances in the Bamenda Division, Southern Cameroons.. CO 537/202/4

It focuses on the church as a technology of change: How did the church as an institution influence the geographical and social mobility of the people involved in it.. The position

Zijn levensverhaal – zijn reizen, zijn economische ondernemingen, de opbouw van zijn familie en werk- nemers – vormt de kern van dit hoofdstuk, waarin beschreven wordt hoe deze nieuwe

1) The institutionalisation of Information and Communication Technologies of recent years cannot be fully understood in relation to the social changes they trigger in the society