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No. 43 (2022): Middle East and Eastern Africa Intersected: Reflections from contemporary scholarship
No. 43 (2022): Middle East and Eastern Africa Intersected: Reflections from contemporary scholarship
Published:
2023-11-30
Artigos do 1º Dossier
New Gulf Streams – Middle East and Eastern Africa Intersected: An introduction
Manuel Ramos, Giulia Daniele, Aleksi Ylonen
The Middle East and Eastern Africa Intersected: Discussing contemporary connections
Miguel Mbiavanga Ajú, Aleksi Ylönen
A Critical Appraisal of Realist International Relations Concepts in the Horn of Africa-Persian Gulf Relations: The state, power, and agency
Aleksi Ylönen
The Limits of Hegemonic Regionalism for Explaining Region-Building: A counter-hegemonic reading of the Red Sea Council
Victoria Silva Sánchez
Migration Patterns and Economic Interconnections in the Indian Ocean during the Nineteenth Century
Beatrice Beatrice
Intimate Connections: Marriage and mobilities across the modern Mediterranean and the Red Sea
Silvia Bruzzi
Living Memories of Domestic Slavery versus Forced Labour: Freedom, dependence and oppression (Ibo Island, Cabo Delgado)
Francesca Declich
Artigos do 2º Dossier
Introdução
Vasco Martins
Em Nome do “Pai”, do “Filho” e do Espírito de Corpo: Ou como recordar a provável 1ª Edição da Cartilha do Guerrilheiro da UNITA
Fidel Reis
A Representação da Trajetória da UNITA no Boletim Kwacha-Angola (1966-1973)
Jéssica da Silva Höring
A História de Luta de Maria Henriqueta Miguel Pedro na FNLA, Frente Nacional de Libertação de Angola
Margarida Paredes
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