Multiracialism and nationalisms: A political retrospective on 1950s southern Rhodesia ('Colonial Zimbabwe')

Article Abstract:

The 1950s aspirations of Rhodesian Front (RF) Prime Ministers Winston Field and Ian Smith, Rhodesia's white supremacist leaders from 1962 to 1979, are reassessed against multiracialism. Ultimately, RF left Africans no choice but to accede to white bias. Multiracial challenges had become unavoidable conflicts, and blacks failed to be integrated into an equitable society.

Legal issues & crime, Public affairs, Zimbabwe, Political activity, Crimes against, Political aspects, Racially mixed people, Field, Winston, Smith, Ian (Rhodesian prime minister)

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The insurgency movement in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh: internal and external dimensions

Article Abstract:

The root causes of the separatist movement in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh are discussed. The demands of the tribal groups in CHT and the government's response to their demands are focused and dynamics of the movement are presented.

Bangladesh, Analysis, Insurgency, Military aspects

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Community development versus sociocultural and administrative values in rural Bangladesh: 1950s and 1960s

Article Abstract:

Community development in Bangladesh is examined for the 1950s and the 1960s.

Social aspects, Community

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