Mahmood Mamdani, "State Formation and Conflict"

[@warandpeacetalk6019]

Fantastic lecture. I admire the way Prof Mamdani offers a bird's eye view of the long history of Sudan and Dar Fur, the colonial period and the more recent crises. Establishes clearly that the politicization of ethnicity is not ancient and inevitable, but rather profoundly shaped by the colonial misconceptions and instrumentalization!

[@davydacounsellor]

Its great to hear a man who speaks the truth, and yes your right on colonlialism Raman Kapur the leading psycholigist in Northern Ireland, wrote a paper on how the british empire gave birth to the terror we have today,

[@samirfoundation1]

A wonderful lecture 🌝

[@reembakheit4725]

Top notch lecture 🌻

[@abdimohamed8640]

Brilliant lecture . Very insightful

[@davydacounsellor]

Brillant, outstanding truth. We need to wake up this is true knowlege.

[@davydacounsellor]

This is Ireland thanks Mahmood truly inspiring

[@simonmasila]

Very insightful 🎉

[@zvikomborerokapuya3716]

Great minds

[@denisokumu2353]

Great and refreshing thoughts on kind of states formation knowledge

[@philipmalish3225]

Truly African Societies were Organised and structured in leadership hierarchy before and after colonialism .Tell them

[@keelechistitch5589]

Sasa hii assignment tunafanye aje wadau

[@abegael8270]

Does anyone happen to know the reading list (or where to find it) that he mentioned at the beginning?

[@ilafnasreldin2637]

No, but I suggest you Google some of his books. They are truly insightful!

[@ilafnasreldin2637]

No, but I suggest you Google some of his books. They are truly insightful!

[@zukosame1178]

The reading list please

[@Bobrapbahizi]

Just the number of people who have watched this and commented tells you why we dont understand himn history