Politics, religion and power in the Great Lakes Region/ Murindwa-Rutanga

By:

Murindwa-Rutanga

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Kampala: Fountain Publishers, 2011. Description: xv, 255p. 23cmISBN:

9789970250707

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DDC classification:

322.19676 MUR

Contents:

1. Introduction: tracing politics, religion and power in the Great Lakes Region 2. The political economy of the Great Lakes region prior to colonialism 3. Colonial Invasion of Kigezi 4. The dynamics of the Nyabingi religion 5. Peasants' resistance to colonialism 6. The Role of women in Anti-colonial struggles 7. Contributions and Limitations of the Nyabingi movement 8. Transformative Processes of the movement 9. Conclusion

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Includes bibliography and index

1. Introduction: tracing politics, religion and power in the Great Lakes Region
2. The political economy of the Great Lakes region prior to colonialism
3. Colonial Invasion of Kigezi
4. The dynamics of the Nyabingi religion
5. Peasants' resistance to colonialism
6. The Role of women in Anti-colonial struggles
7. Contributions and Limitations of the Nyabingi movement
8. Transformative Processes of the movement
9. Conclusion

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