Memoranda et démocratisation dans l’Adamaoua (Cameroun) : mutation des modes de participation politique ou entreprise d’instrumentalisation ?1

Assana, Assana

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“…The methodology mobilized in this article is based on documentary analysis and fieldwork conducted on one part, on the Mbororos of the Adamawa region (Cameroon) in 2017 (as part of thesis study Assana, 2017) and in 2019 on the other hand (as part of an article). Our approach is based on the coloniality of power (Capucine & Fatima Hurtado, 2009;Quijano, 2007: pp.…”

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The Settlement of the Nomadic Population (Mbororo) of Cameroon and Their Deautochtonization: The Milestones to a New Theoretical Perspective

2023

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This article analyzes the link between the waves of the Nomadic populations settlement and deautochtonization basing our study on the indegenous Mbororo people of Cameroon. These waves of settlement, imposed by a combination of global and local factors, are accompanied by territorial and identity mutation and social renegotiations of access to political citizenship. From a legal status of indigenous people recognized by the UN, we are witnessing a process of disindigenisation. Based on the theory of coloniality and documentary analysis, the results reveal that the deautochtonization of the Mbororos is a consolidated and long-lasting trajectory. In this way, it establishes a new theoretical perspective on indigenous people.

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The Settlement of the Nomadic Population (Mbororo) of Cameroon and Their Deautochtonization: The Milestones to a New Theoretical Perspective

2023

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Doléances ethno-régionales et (més)usages politiques des mémorandums au Cameroun

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2020

Afrique Contemporaine

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Cet article se veut une contribution à l’étude des mémorandums qui, dans le contexte camerounais, constituent un ensemble de doléances ethno-régionales soumises à l’appréciation du président de la République par les élites d’une région ou d’un groupe ethnique. Nous proposons d’éclairer le double rôle – à la fois vecteur d’aspirations ethno-régionales et de stratégies de positionnement politique – de cet objet politique original et encore peu étudié, en l’inscrivant dans l’analyse du champ politique camerounais. L’article contextualise l’émergence des mémorandums avant de questionner les instrumentalisations dont ils font l’objet, et interroge l’avenir de ce type de mobilisations dans un contexte de défiance populaire à l’égard de la sphère politique.

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Memoranda et démocratisation dans l’Adamaoua (Cameroun) : mutation des modes de participation politique ou entreprise d’instrumentalisation ?1

Cited by 2 publications

References 18 publications

The Settlement of the Nomadic Population (Mbororo) of Cameroon and Their Deautochtonization: The Milestones to a New Theoretical Perspective

The Settlement of the Nomadic Population (Mbororo) of Cameroon and Their Deautochtonization: The Milestones to a New Theoretical Perspective

Doléances ethno-régionales et (més)usages politiques des mémorandums au Cameroun

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