Voicing African Voices

Author

Emmanuel Yenshu Vubo

Emmanuel Yenshu Vubo is a university professor (Professeur des Universités) in Sociology and Demography (Qualification 19e section, Conseil national des Universités, France). He is currently Associate Professor at the University of Buea, where he has lectured in sociology and anthropology since 1993. His most notable publications are Civil Society and the Search for Development Alternatives in Cameroon (edited, CODESRIA, 2008) and Inventer un nouvel espace public en Afrique: Le défi de la diversité ethnique (Harmattan, 2011). His numerous other publications are in the domain of the sociology of development, political sociology, ethnicity, inter-cultural relations and intercommunity relations within the modern nation state. He is a member of the executive committee of the Council for the Development of Social science Research in Africa (CODESRIA).

Gender & Women's Studies Social Sciences

Gender Relations in Cameroon

by Emmanuel Yenshu Vubo

Multidisciplinary Perspectives This book examines some facets of gender relations in Cameroon – symmetry in male-female relationships, women’s access to land in traditional society,…

Central Africa History Political History & Theory Politics

State of a Union

by Emmanuel Yenshu Vubo

The Half Century of Cameroon’s Bicultural Experience The bicultural polity of Cameroon has become problematic over the years. In addition to the increasing marginalization…

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