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van Binsbergen W. M. J., 1987,
‘Chiefs and the State in Independent Zambia : exploring the
Zambian National Press’, in J. Griffiths et E. A. B. van
Rouveroy van Nieuwaal (eds), Journal of Legal Pluralism, special
issue on chieftainship in Africa, n° 25-26, pp. 139-201.
Part
I
Introduction An Example: The 1987 Kuomboka Ceremony
Background
Chiefs and Journalists
Three Academic Views on Zambian Chiefs
Part II
The Negative Image of Chieftainship The Positive Image of Chieftainship: Land, Order and
Development Chiefs and National Politics The Amazing Career of Princess Nakatindi Essential Continuity yet Qualitative Difference: The
Chief as Bridge Chiefs in Search of Patrons and Protectors The Subjugation of Chiefs by State Bureaucracies The Relative Suppression of Chiefly Symbolism The Selective Use of Chiefly Symbolism by State Officials Conclusion
Part III
References Appendix: Titles, Sources and Dates of
Newspaper Items in the 1972-1973 Corpus Table 1. The neo-traditional and modern
political career of Princess Nakatindi, 1922-1972.
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