206 Pages
by
Routledge
206 Pages
by
Routledge
206 Pages
by
Routledge
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This book sketches the emergence and history of Niger, showing how its component societies were influenced by changes in the physical environment, the introduction of beliefs, and patterns of world trade. It presents a sharply drawn portrait of factors shaping the contemporary Sahelian nation.
1. The Sahel and Its People 2. A Historical Background to Contemporary Niger 3. The Nigerien Political System 4. The Nigerien Economy 5. Niger in the World 6. Epilogue: Niger Facing the Future
Biography
Robert B. Charlick is associate professor of political science at Cleveland State University. While living in Niger, he participated in a number of international drought relief and development projects. He also has lived in Cote d'lvoire and France and has worked in most of the countries of west and central Africa.
