Colonial influence on civic values in Post-Colonial Africa : a study of Mali, South Africa, and Nigeria.
Date
2007-05-01Author
Hilger, Stephen Thomas
Advisor(s)
Gray, Obika, 1948-
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This research project investigates the intangible effects that the former colonial power's administrative policy has implemented onto the held values and beliefs in contemporary African civic society. Three different colonial policies were investigated, French colonial policy in Mali, traditional British policy in Nigeria, and British Dominion policy in South Africa.
Subject
Colonialism--Africa--Influence.
Colonies--Africa--Sociological aspects.
Postcolonialism--Africa--Sociological aspects.
Public opinion--Africa--Political aspects.
Postcolonialism--Mali.
Postcolonialism--South Africa.
Postcolonialism--Nigeria.
Posters.
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http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/23112Type
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Color poster with text describing the methodology and findings of the research
conducted by Stephen Hilger, advised by Dr. Obika Gray.
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