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Mali: A Prospect of Peace?

By: Rheal Drisdelle
64 pages, B/w photos
Publisher: Oxfam
Mali: A Prospect of Peace?
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About this book

In 1991, the people of Mali overthrew a military dictatorship. Democratic elections were held, a free press started running, yet the nation had to struggle with the effects of an economic structural adjustment programme and inter-ethnic tensions which brought it to the brink of catastrophe. This work looks at the lives of ordinary people in Mali, asking how they are surviving the changes which are transforming their nation. It also celebrates the culture of the West African country, from village story-tellers to world-famous film-makers and musicians like Salif Keita and Ali Farka Toure.

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Contents; A land of paradoxes; Culture old and new; Timbuktu and the empires; From hope to despair; Democracy and decentralisation; Peace and reconciliation; Sustainable development; Molibemo - 'let's stick together'; 'Our hands are like wood'; City life; A nation at the crossroads; Dates and events; Mali: facts and figures; Sources and further reading; Acknowledgements; Oxfam in Mali.

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By: Rheal Drisdelle
64 pages, B/w photos
Publisher: Oxfam
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