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Da Flüchtlingsströme häufig als vorübergehendes Problem angesehen werden, staatliche Schutzfunktionen auf Flüchtlinge anderer Nationalitäten keine Anwendung finden, und die UNO-Flüchtlingsorganisation (UNHCR) weitgehend machtlos ist, ist die Menschenrechtslage für Flüchtlinge miserabel. (DÜI-Spe)

Part 1: The long journey, 19 S., Photogr. (UFSI Reports; No. 48), (Africa (BHB-1-'82)); Part 2: The quest for self-sufficiency in planned rural settlements, 12 S., Photogr. (UFSI Reports; No. 49), (Africa (BHB-2-'82)); Part 3: Administration in planned rural settlements, 11 S., Photogr. (UFSI Reports; No. 50), (Africa (BHB-3-'82))

Part 1: Power was virtually lying on the floor. - 15 S. - (Reports / American Universities Field Staff : Africa; 1980/No. 24); Part 2: ... to cut a real revolution right in the middle. - 19 S. - (Reports / American Universities Field Staff : Africa; 1980/No. 25)

Part 1: The Institutionalization of tribal headmen. - 37 S. - (Reports / American Universities Field Staff : Africa; 1979/No. 37); Part 2: Conditions of life and the culture of the urban poor. - 16 S. - (Reports / American Universities Field Staff : Africa; 1979/No. 38); Part 3: Organization, procedures, and financial practices. - 10 S. - (Reports / American Universities Field Staff : Africa; 1979/No. 39); Part 4: The types of cases. - 12 S. - (Reports / American Universities Field Staff : Africa; 1979/No. 40)

Frontmatter -- Preface -- Table of contents -- List of tables, figures and plates -- Abbreviations -- 1. MIGRATION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF ETHNIC COMMUNITIES -- 2. THE EMERGENCE OF ETHNIC COMMUNITIES AND HEADSHIP (1800-1918) -- 3. HEADMEN AS ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL INTERMEDIARIES DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY -- 4. ETHNICITY, ISLAM, AND HEADSHIP DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY -- 5. THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF HEADSHIP -- 6. THE SURVIVAL OF HEADSHIP (1905-1961) -- 7. THE COURTS OF THE TRIBAL HEADMEN -- 8. DEVELOPMENTS IN THE INSTITUTION OF TRIBAL HEADMEN (1961-1976) -- 9 . HEADSHIP AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF FREETOWN -- APPENDIX A: HOUSEHOLD DESCRIPTIONS AND A NEIGHBOURHOOD STUDY - FREETOWN -- APPENDIX B: ALIEN MAHOMMEDANS - DUTIES OF ALMAMIES -- APPENDIX C: TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION (FREETOWN). NO. 19 OF 1905 -- APPENDIX D: AN ORDINANCE TO EXTEND THE PROVISIONS OF 'THE TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION (FREETOWN) ORDINANCE, 1905'. NO. 27 OF 1906 -- APPENDIX E: TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION (FREETOWN) (SERRAKULI, BAMBARA, AND WASOLOO) NO. 8 OF 1918 -- APPENDIX F: RULES MADE BY THE TRIBAL RULER OF THE FOULAH TRIBE RESIDENT IN FREETOWN, ACTING WITH THE HEADMEN OF SUCH TRIBE, UNDER SECTION FOUR OF THE TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION (COLONY) ORDINANCE, 1924 -- APPENDIX G: TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION (COLONY) NO. 48 OF 1932: AN ORDINANCE TO PROMOTE A SYSTEM OF ADMINISTRATION BY TRIBAL AUTHORITY AMONG THE TRIBES SETTLED IN FREETOWN AND IN OTHER PLACES WITHIN THE COLONY -- APPENDIX H: REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO EXAMINE THE WORKING OF THE TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION (COLONY) ORDINANCE, CAP. 244. FREETOWN 1955 -- APPENDIX I: FREETOWN HEADMEN - NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURIES -- References -- Index

Part 1: The colonial experience. - 14 S. - (Reports / American Universities Field Staff : Africa/Europe; 1981/No. 17); Part 2: The liberation struggle. - 16 S. - (Reports / American Universities Field Staff : Africa; 1981/No. 21); Part 3: Harrell-Bond, Barbara: Independent development. - 17 S. - (Reports / American Universities Field Staff : Africa; 1981/No. 22)