83 research outputs found
Interview with Alpheus Manghezi
No full textAn interview conducted by Vanessa Rockel in 2012 with Alpheus Manghezi. Part of a series carried out at the Institute of Commonweath Studies as part of the Ruth First Papers project
BBC interview with Alpheus Manghezi
No full textAn interview with Alpheus Manghezi broadcast on the BBC World Service programme 'Focus on Africa' on the 14th of June 2012. Reproduced here with the permission of the BBC
Macassane: uma cooperativa de mulheres velhas no sul de Moçambique
No full textA book published by the CEA in 2003 containing research materials gathered by Alpheus Manghezi in his time at the centre. Republished here with th ekind permission of Alpheus
Trabalho forçado e cultura obrigatória do algodão: O colonato do Limpopo e reassentamento pós-independência c. 1895-1981
No full textA book of interviews and workers' songs collected by Alpheus Manghezi as part of the research for the Mozambican Miner, published by the CEA in 2003. Portuguese language
Letter to Alpheus Manghezi from Bento Sitoe
No full textLetter with a poem, given to Alpheus Manghezi by Bento Sitoe in September 1982, shortly after Ruth First's assassination. (This letter was read as part of Alpheus Manghezi's talk at the symposium A Revolutionary Life: Ruth First 1925-1982 in London on June 7, 2012.
Note from Ruth First to Alpheus Manghezi
No full textA note left for Alpheus by Ruth First, arranging their first meeting in Maputo in 1978
Class, elite, and community in African development [Elektronisk resurs]
No full textThis paper covers the independent states of tropical Africa (South of the Sahara). Its main focus is on the ex-British colonies. It attempts to deal with a variety of concepts and themes of differing degrees of complexities: these inlude notions of colonialism and imperialist penetration, the process of decolonozation, social and class formations, class and class struggle, élite, and social and political mobilization.</p
Class, elite, and community in African development
No full textThis paper covers the independent states of tropical Africa (South of the Sahara). Its main focus is on the ex-British colonies. It attempts to deal with a variety of concepts and themes of differing degrees of complexities: these inlude notions of colonialism and imperialist penetration, the process of decolonozation, social and class formations, class and class struggle, élite, and social and political mobilization.Contents: I. Introduction -- II. Theory of Modernization -- III. Community Development : A Critique -- IV. Class and Class Struggle</p
Portrait of banker and author Jackson Alpheus Graves, ca.1910-1920
No full textPhotographic portrait of banker and author Jackson Alpheus Graves (Jackson C.? Graves), ca.1910-1920. Viewed from the chest up. He is wearing a long polka-dot tie with tie-pin, light-colored shirt, and pin-stripe jacket. He has short white hair with a receding hairline. He has a short mustache. He is turned slightly to his left. He lived from 1852 to 1933.; Graves authored the book "My seventy years in California, 1857-1927"
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