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Written by leading scholars, this series
provides basic information on Africa, including various patterns of
colonial rule; economic and social modernization processes during the colonial
period; the emergence of national anti-colonial movements in Africa; the
struggle against European culture and the crystallization of regime
patterns in Africa.
Volume 1: Introduction to the history of
Africa (Nehemia Levtzion, Yekutiel
Gershoni, 2003, 148 pp., cat. #
10206-1)
Volume 2: Colonialism and de-colonization
in Africa (Naomi Chazan, Nurit Hashimshoni-Yaffe,
Ella Keren, 2002, 344 pp., cat. # 10206-2)
Volume 3: Anti-colonial nationalism: The
ideological dimension (Benyamin
Neuberger, Ella Keren, 1997, 184 pp.,
cat. # 10206-3)
Volume 4: Kenya: From a colony to an
independent state (Galia Sabar, Mordecai Tamarkin,
1997, 232 pp., cat. # 10206-4)
Volume 5: French colonialism, traditional
government and new nationalism in Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria (Daniel Zisenwine, forthcoming, cat. # 10206-5)
Volume 6: Ethiopia: Empire and revolution
in the Horn of Africa (Haggai Erlich,
1997, 216 pp., cat. # 10206-6)
Volume 7: The ethnic problem in Africa and
the Biafra and Katanga wars (Benyamin
Neuberger, Irit Back, forthcoming, cat. # 10206-7)
Volume 8: The military in African politics
(Benyamin Neuberger, 2003, 80 pp.,
cat. # 10206-8)
Volume 9: Democracy, democratization and
de-democratization in Africa (Benyamin
Neuberger, 2003, 116 pp., cat. # 10206-9)
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