Titlebook: Ethnicities and Tribes in Sub-Saharan Africa; Opening Old Wounds S. N. Sangmpam Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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Michael Markert,Ina Katharina Uphofffrica, Asia, and South America—the regions with which SSA is compared. This profusion makes tribes in SSA a special category, which cannot be equated with “ethnicity” or be regarded as a creation of colonial rule. To support this assertion, this chapter makes a comparative and quantitative inventory

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08358-0of these proponents (see Chapters 5 and 6), using the conceptual, historical, empirical, and comparative evidence, this chapter argues against assigning the paternity of tribal allegiance in SSA to the colonial and postcolonial states. It examines many of the cases often exhibited as “ethnic” outcom

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Darstellung der Lab-Fallbeispiele,e facets of this precolonial history in explaining tribal allegiance in SSA. Although one of these facets is transatlantic slavery, the chapter shows that transatlantic slavery is only one factor. One needs to go beyond transatlantic slavery, far deeper into the history of SSA, guided by the lurking

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,Fr?ulein Isabella vom Pfarrhof in Vinninge,sis in Chapters 2–8 of the book reveals that the two major claims made about tribal allegiance in SSA in African studies do not resist close scrutiny. By ignoring the particularity of SSA and by privileging the role of the colonial and postcolonial state in its treatment of tribal allegiance in SSA,

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