Donderdag 30 Mei 2013

Promotor: prof. dr. M.P.G.M. Mous. Tafi is one of the fourteen Ghana-Togo Mountain (GTM) languages, spoken by approximately 4,400 people in the southeastern part of Ghana. The primary goal of the project is to document the synchronic structure of the language producing a grammatical description, a text collection, multi-media corpus of verbal interactions and a lexicon, the storehouse of the indigenous knowledge systems of the speakers.

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The question of colonial policies with regard to the extraction of taxes, labour and natural resources in Africa has become an important thread in recent years in studies on the economic history of empire. This paper intends to partly redress this imbalance by means of a multidisciplinary focus on the cases of Angola, Guinea and Mozambique and to shed light on extractive policies, with particular emphasis on direct native taxation, while considering their implications for the debate on statehood and citizenship in empire. Speaker: Philip J. Havik, Tropical Research Institute IICT Lisbon. Please register

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