Anioto and nebeli: local power bases and the negotiation of customary chieftaincy in the Belgian Congo (ca. 1930–1950)

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RT @judithverweijen: In the next article of our SI, V. van Bockhaven looks at how chiefs in the Belgian Congo reinforced their power by usi…

RT @judithverweijen: In the next article of our SI, V. van Bockhaven looks at how chiefs in the Belgian Congo reinforced their power by usi…

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