State institutions and leadership in Africa

Introduction (Irma Taddia, Tekeste Negash)
State Bureaucrats, Intellectuals and the Government: an Approach to the Horn Ruling Class (Irma Taddia)
The Struggle Between the Church and the State in the Production of Elite in Ethiopia 1941-1974 (Tekeste Negash)
The Swedish Evangelical Mission and the Formation of Reformist Elite in Ethiopia c. 1868-1935 (Lars Folke Berge)
Intellectuals of the 20th Century Sudan: Abdel Rahman Ali Taha (1901-1969) between Education, Politics and Community Service (Fadwa Taha)
Reengineering Education in Eritrea and Grassroots Initiatives (1941-1947): Crucible of Transformative Leadership? (Federica Guazzini)
Black’ Sudanese with “a Veneer of College Education”: Nationalism, Elite Formation, and Racial Policies, 1900-1925 (Elena Vezzadini)
The East African Campaign (1914-1918): the Impact of Economic Constraints and Labour Mobilization on Anti-Colonial Protests (Karin Pallaver)
The Role of Education Policies in the Decolonization of British Somaliland 1950-1960 (Daria Zizzola)
Soldiers as Urbanisers. Ascaris and the Shaping of Urban Culture in Colonial Eritrea (Uoldelul Chelati Dirar)
The Politics of Cooperation in Higher Education: the “China Model” and the Case of Tanzania (Andrea Francioni)
Human Responsibility, Global Knowledge and Local Perspectives. Desertification and Environmental Protection in Northern Ghana (Gaetano Mangiameli)
Preliminary Study on Nutrition Policies and the Role of Education in Ethiopia (Valentina Preveri)
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