Nigeria — Rhodesia — Bolivia — Middle East — Aden — Yemen — Laos — A Mission in the Far East
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Help to War Victims in Nigeria
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Each month these pages give an account of the ICRC's relief action in Nigeria and the secessionist province (Biafra). That operation has been ceaselessly developing, but cannot carry on unless the ICRC may in future count on help on a large scale. For this reason, Mr. Jacques Fre…
Robert Heussler: The British in Northern Nigeria. xxii, 210 pp. London, etc.: Oxford University Press, 1968. 42s.
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The British in Northern Nigeria. By Robert Heussler. London: Oxford University Press, 1968. Pp. xxi+210, bibl., map. 42s.
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Lagos: ICRC Tracing Service
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In June we received from Miss Cécile M. Ringgenberg, Tracing Officer at the ICRC Tracing Service in Nigeria, an article which will no doubt interest our readers, as it describes an unspectacular but very humanitarian activity prescribed in the IVth Geneva Convention.
Nigeria by Walter Schwarz London, Pall Mall Press, 1968. Pp. xvi + 328. 45s. - Nigerian Administration and its Political Setting edited by Adebayo Adedeji London, Hutchinson, 1968. Pp. xi+ 162. 15s.
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Help to War Victims in Nigeria
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Month by month International Review publishes in this section an account of the large scale relief operation being carried out under the sign of the red cross in Nigeria and the secessionist province (Biafra). Our June issue gave details of resources involved and the considerable…
The Historical Society of Nigeria: 14th Annual Congress
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1.95; F 8.85), post free. Information on Current Research in African Studies' Notes and News' endeavours to provide a comprehensive coverage of reports on current, prospective, and completed field research projects, special study courses, conferences, and other activities relevan…
On Judgment Sans Understanding
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James Reston wrote recently, “It is a time of strong passions and weak reason.” While one can hardly say anything but touché, could not the same be said of the whole Age of Conflict since 1914? The Time of Troubles which began with the outbreak of what was known before 1939 as th…
Annual Report
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Work carried out during the past year is described in the usual ICRC report. The 1968 Annual Report is divided as previously into two parts: practical, and general and permanent activities. The former deals with various countries and continents. Emphasis is laid on efforts made f…
Elements of a Nigerian peace
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OF all the upheavals that have marked Africa's transition from colonialism to political independence, none has been more tragic than Nigeria's civil war, either in terms of the immediate human suffering it has caused or the shadow it has cast on the continent's prospects for harm…
JOHN SMITH. Colonial Cadet in Nigeria. Pp. 202. Durham, N C.: Duke University Press, for the Duke University Commonwealth Studies Center, 1968. $7.50
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Nigeria – Middle East – People's Republic of South Yemen – Arab Republic of the Yemen – North Yemen – Laos – North America – Hungary
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Mention has been made in a previous number of the International Review that negotiations were being carried out between the Nigerian Government and the ICRC, following on that government's decision to put an end to the co-ordinating role which the International Committee had assu…
Cultural and Attitudinal Factors Affecting Agricultural Development in Eastern Nigeria
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Hausa Customs. By Ibrahim Madauci, Yahaya Isa, and Bello Daura. Labaru na dā da na Yanzu; Uwar Gulma. By Mohammed Sada. Sakon Mallam. By Ahmed Lemu. Amfanin Abinci. By Garba Malumfashi. Kafawar Mulkin Fulani, a Rasar Kwa
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The Igala Kingdom. By J. S. Boston. Ibadan: Oxford University Press for Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research, 1968. Pp. xiv+258, bibl., ill., maps. 100s. (U.K.).
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Nigeria – Saudi Arabia – Middle East – People's Republic of South Yemen – Syria – Switzerland
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It is by now well known that on 1 August 1969 the ICRC submitted a plan to the authorities in Lagos and in the secessionist territory. On 15 August it received their agreement. Mr. Bignami, the ICRC President's personal representative in Lagos, kept in touch with the Nigerian Gov…
Marital Relations in the Jos Plateau of Nigeria: Women's Weapons: The Politics of Domesticity among the Kofyar
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Women in Kofyar society appear to have considerable independence and social power though their institutionalized roles in patrilineal kin groups and village politics are minimal, they own little property, they marry virilocally, and they play a subordinate part in religious obser…
HUMAN ECOLOGY: Hill Farmers of Nigeria: Cultural Ecology of the Kofyar of the Jos Plateau. Robert McC
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BOOK REVIEWS
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Book reviewed in this article: R. L. Wettenhall. A Guide to Tasmanian Government Administration. R. L. Wettenhall. Evolution of a Departmental System: A Tasmanian Commentary Jean Meynaud. Technocracy (translated by Paul Barnes). Adebaiyo Adedeji (ed.). Nigerian Administration and…
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