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Cameroon Studies, Grassfields Studies

Origins of the Bamenda Gown (Toghu)

August 8, 20260Comments
The toghu should be understood not merely as an imported costume adopted by passive recipients, but as a regional artefact produced through mobility, exchange, courtly…
Cross-section of traditional rulers from Anglophone Cameroon
Cameroon Studies, Grassfields Studies, Political Anthropology

Chieftaincy Politics and the Explosion of the Anglophone (Ambazonian) Crisis in Cameroon

November 2, 20250Comments
This chapter is a continuation of my efforts to investigate and elaborate on the intercalary position of traditional rulers in Africa, specifically those in the…
Cameroon Studies, Development Studies, Ethnography & Methods, Gender Studies, Grassfields Studies, Youth Studies

Cultivating Moral Citizenship

February 10, 20231Comment
In Cultivating Moral Citizenship, ethnographer, Jude Fokwang unpacks the meanings, mechanisms and processes through which young people in an inner city of the West African…
Anthropology of Religion, Book Reviews, Grassfields Studies

The Cultural Diffusion and Analysis of a Symbol Complex

May 11, 20201Comment
In his book, Lela in Bali: History through Ceremony in Cameroon (2006), anthropologist, Richard Fardon contends that Lela could be understood as a “barometer of…
Book Reviews, Cameroon Studies, Grassfields Studies

Drinking from the Cosmic Gourd – A Review

April 22, 20202Comments
Drinking from the Cosmic Gourd by Francis B. Nyamnjoh is a deeply infused treatise that aims to exorcise a hegemonic spell, occasioned by the ready-made…
Anthropology of Religion, Cameroon Studies, Ethnography & Methods, Grassfields Studies, Historical Studies, Languages & Ethnolinguistics, Political Anthropology

A Bibliography of Published Literature on the Bali Chamba of Cameroon & Nigeria

March 25, 20208Comments
A Bibliography of Published Literature on the Bali Chamba of Cameroon & Nigeria, arranged thematically and by discipline.

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