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Based on Roxana Mates s doctoral dissertation this book is a consistent scientific approach through which the doctoral student analyzes in depth the evolution dynamics and perspectives of the ethno-linguistic conflict between the English-speaking minority and the French-speaking majority in Cameroon. The author integrates this conflict into the more general logic of the failure of consociationalism in sub-Saharan Africa. The research conducted by Ms. Mates was undoubtedly facilitated by the internships undertaken at the Centre for African Studies of Babes-Bolyai University which allowed her to benefit from a consistent bibliography to probe multiple research avenues and to enter contact with leading specialists in the African political and societal phenomena. Prof. univ. dr. Sergiu Miscoiu
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