Ute Roschenthaler Books

Ejagham

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A look at the culture, history, and contemporary life of the Ejagham people of the Cross River area of Cameroon and Nigeria.

Copyright Africa

By Mamadou Diawara, Ute Roschenthaler

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From 1883 to 1885 the medical doctor and anthropologist, Carl Passavant, travelled in West and Central Africa. The over 90 photographs contained in this book are rare evidence of the West and Centr...

Im Blick der Anderen

By Mamadou Diawara, Francis Djomeda, Ute Roschenthaler

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Cultural Entrepreneurship in Africa

By Dorothea Schulz, Ute Roschenthaler

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Cultural entrepreneurship in Africa

By Ute Roschenthaler, Dorothea Elisabeth Schulz

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Cultural Entrepreneurship in Africa

By Dorothea Schulz, Ute Roschenthaler

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Cultural Entrepreneurship in Africa

By Dorothea Schulz, Ute Roschenthaler

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Purchasing culture

By Ute Roschenthaler

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