Kupilikula: Governance and the Invisible Realm in Mozambique
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Kupilikula: Governance and the Invisible Realm in Mozambique

by Harry G. West

Politics Anthropology
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Kupilikula offers a profound exploration of governance in Mozambique, intertwining the visible mechanisms of power with the invisible realm of cultural and spiritual influences. Authored by Harry G. West, this work uncovers how traditional beliefs shape political realities in post-colonial Africa, providing essential reading for understanding societal dynamics.

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Kupilikula examines governance in Mozambique, focusing on the interplay between visible political structures and the invisible realm of cultural beliefs and practices.

Harry G. West, the author, provides a detailed analysis of how these elements influence societal organization and power dynamics in the region.

The book highlights the complexities of post-colonial governance and the role of traditional knowledge systems in modern contexts.

Through ethnographic insights, it reveals the nuanced ways in which the unseen aspects of culture impact political life.

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