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Chapter 5: “Ijebu a b’ eyan?” (“Ijebu or Human Being?”): Nineteenth-Century Origins of Discrimination against Ijebu Settlers in Colonial Ibadan, Nigeria |
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Part II: Colonial States and the Making of Minorities |
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Chapter 6: The Tonga People of Zimbabwe: Historical Memories and Contemporary Challenges of a Minority Society |
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Chapter 7: A Minority in the Middle: Ethnic Baluba, the Portuguese Colonial State, and the Companhia de Diamantes de Angola (Diamang) |
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Chapter 8: Migrant Labor, Industrial Ethnicity, Urban Violence, and the State in Colonial Zimbabwe: The Case of Migrant Workers in Harare |
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Chapter 9: Anglophone Minority and the State in Cameroon: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives |