Vol. 86 No. 3 (2018): Czech and Slovak Contributions to African Studies

Published: 2018-12-08

Introduction to the Special Issue

• Introduction by Guest Editor

  Otakar Hulec

  331-332

Research Article

• Swahili and Swahili Poetry in Lubumbashi The Language and Lyrics of Sando Marteau

  Alena Rettová

  333-362
• The Colors of Resistance in Apartheid South Africa Black Consciousness Poetry and the Racial Elusiveness of Wopko Jensma

  Dobrota Pucherová

  363-380
• Africa and Africans in Late Nineteenth-Century Missionary Thought Theory and Practice

  Viera Vilhanová-Pawliková

  381-396
• Inherited Inequalities and Uneasy Transformation Socioeconomic and Ethno-political Pitfalls of an Ongoing Crisis in Ethiopia

  Jan Záhořík

  397-415
• Asian-African Relations in a Historical-Comparative Perspective

  Vilém Řehák

  417-443
• Student Protest Movements in Post-apartheid South Africa Belated Transformation and Unfinished Decolonization

  Hana Horáková

  445-469
• Historiography of Czech and Slovak Studies on Africa

  Otakar Hulec, Kateřina Mildnerová

  471-542

Book Review

• Donna R. Jackson. US Foreign Policy in the Horn of Africa. From Colonialism to Terrorism.

  Jan Záhořík

  543-544
• R. W. Johnson. How Long Will South Africa Survive? The Looming Crisis.

  Petr Skalník

  545-547
• Gavin Steingo. Kwaito‘s Promise: Music and the Aesthetics of Freedom in South Africa.

  Vít Zdrálek

  548-552