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Cape Verde: History of Cape Verde, Politics of Cape Verde, Geography of Cape Verde, Economy of Cape Verde, Administrative divisions of Cape Verde, Demographics ... Culture of Cape Verde, Cape Verdean diaspora Race, Culture, and Portuguese Colonialism in Cabo Verde (Foreign and Comparative Studies Program African Series) by Deirdre Meintel, 1984-10 Executive Report on Strategies in Cape Verde, 2000 edition (Strategic Planning Series) by The Cape Verde Research Group, The Cape Verde Research Group, 2000-11-02 Cape Verdean Women and Globalization: The Politics of Gender, Culture, and Resistance by Katherine Carter, Judy Aulette, 2009-09-15 CAPE VERDE: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Countries and Their Cultures</i> by ELEANOR STANFORD, 2001 Women, Literature and Culture in the Portuguese-Speaking World Cape Verdean Culture: Cape Verdean Cuisine, Cape Verdean Literature, Cape Verdean Media, Cape Verdean Music, Languages of Cape Verde Portuguese Literary & Cultural Studies 8: Cape Verde (Portuguese Literary and Cultural Studies) by Ana Mafalda Leite, 2002-11-02 Cape Verde Language, Literature & Music by Portuguese Literary & Cultural Studies, 2001 Cape Verdean and Crioulo culture: [and] Cape Verdean literature by Richard Lobban, 1987

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101. Call For Papers: The Portuguese Atlantic: Africa, Cape Verde And Brazil, 07/05
     The Conference proposed for cape verde will now shift the focus to the Atlantic. debate on development and cultural exchange in the Atlantic community  
     http://www.africa.upenn.edu/Current_Events/portugat0705.html
     
     Extractions: Could this be called creolisation? The debate is a lively one with many Africanists hostile to the use of such a term. Yet 'hybridity' and 'creole identities' are widely accepted terms and receive much attention in the context of the Caribbean and America (North and South); they form a significant strand of the 'new' British imperial history and in the development of the concept of a 'shadow empire' in Portuguese historiography. In a wider context the Conference will also make a significant contribution to the urgent discussions - academic and practical - on identity, culture, nationalism, ethnicity and political power which are of critical importance in the twenty-first century. With some particular exceptions, this debate has largely taken place without much input from Africanists, as if the continent had little to contribute to the discussion of such issues. This Conference aims to fill this gap by exploring African 'creole' societies and the communities with which they maintained contacts in the Americas. Questions such as how these societies developed, how issues of identity were negotiated and re-negotiated, what roles they played in economic, political, cultural and social histories of Africa, the US and Brazil and what lasting impact they have had, will be central to the Conference. The concept of a 'Black Atlantic' will be extended from its original focus on the Anglophone world to the Lusophone Atlantic and will look at the economic, cultural and social contacts maintained between Africa, the United States and Brazil, often using the 'creole' islands of the Atlantic as the conduits of migration and cultural exchange.

102. Cape Verde --  Encyclopædia Britannica
     cape verde In 2004, because of cape verde s political stability and reputation On the UN Development Programme s Human Development Index, cape verde now  
     http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?tocId=9398306

103. Educational CyberPlayGround: Creole Database - Creating A Database Of Creole Spo
     In the arid cape verde islands, 380 miles off the coast of West Africa, cultural attache for the Consulate General of cape verde in Boston.  
     http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/Linguistics/MassWriteCreole.html
     
     Extractions: http://www.csmonitor.com/2003/0415/p13s02-lecs.html Language is one of the deepest legacies of colonialism. In most countries that gained independence from foreign rule, the language of the colonizer persists in schools and government offices. Yet for the business of everyday life - raising families, bargaining at the market, and chatting with friends - people usually speak something else, be it an ancient indigenous language, or a creole or pidgin that blends the colonizer's tongue with their own. This dual-language situation gives rise to the question: What language should a nation officially call its own? In the arid Cape Verde islands, 380 miles off the coast of West Africa, this query is rising with new urgency thanks to interjection by an unlikely contingent: expatriates now living in Massachusetts.

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