An edition of Developing future leaders in Namibia's independence struggle
(2015)
Developing future leaders in Namibia's independence struggle
higher education's role in the making of a new state
by Michael Kuchinsky
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Politics and government, Lutherans, Higher Education, Namibian students, Social conditions, HistoryPlaces
United States, NamibiaTimes
1946-1990, 20th century| Edition | Availability |
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Developing future leaders in Namibia's independence struggle: higher education's role in the making of a new state
2015, Edwin Mellen Press
in English
1495503232 9781495503238
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Table of Contents
Introduction: a time that needed something new --
Conceptual intersections among the theories of human capital, social capacity and empowerment --
Early historical developments in the Lutheran, political context -- a. Lutheran mission development before the Germans -- b. Lutheran mission under German colonialism -- c. Namibian Lutheranism under South Africa and between the wars --
Pre-HENP: the intersecting political and religious contexts of national liberation -- a. one step forward, one step back - contending Namibian and international actors in the struggle for Namibia -- c. Namibia's churches, developing voice and influence -- c. Strengthening and broadening resistance - the global and United State based Lutheran Church network --
The Lutheran Higher Education and Namibia Program (HENP) -- a. Why did HENP begin? -- b. What did it require to launch HENP? -- c. The identity of the HENP students --
HENP and its outcomes --
HENP conclusions, and then what happened.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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