KORDOFAN INVADED: PERIPHERAL INCORPORATION
AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION IN ISLAMIC AFRICA

Michael Kevane and Endre Stiansen
editors

Contents

Michael Kevane and Endre Stiansen
Introduction

Jay Spaulding
Early Kordofan

Endre Stiansen
The Gum Arabic Trade in the Mid-19th Century

David Decker
Chattels, Captives and Companions: Women, the State
and religion in Mahdist Kordofan

M.W. Daly
Great White Chief: H.A. MacMichael and the Tribes of Kordofan

Ahmed Ibrahim Abu Shouk
Kordofan: From Tribe to Nazirate

Stephanie Beswick
The Ngok: Emergence and Destruction of a Nilotic Proto-State
in Southwest Kordofan

Awad al-Sid al-Karsani
Religion, Ethnicity and Class: the Role of the Tijaniyya Order
in An-Nahud Town

Mustafa Babiker
Land Tenure in Kordofan: The Conflict between the Colonial
Administrators' "Communalism" and Dar Hamar Natives' "Individualism"

Martha Saavedra
Ethnicity, Resources and the Central State: Politics in
the Nuba Mountains, 1950-1989

Kurt Beck Tribesmen
Tribesmen, Townsmen and the Struggle for a Proper Lifestyle
in Northern Kordofan


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