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  1. List of Maps
  2. Introduction
  3. Part I
    1. 1 The Secession of Katanga, 1960–1963
    2. 2 The Secession of Biafra, 1967–1970
  4. Part II
    1. 3 The Anomaly of Eritrean Secession, 1961–1993
    2. 4 The Secession of South Sudan, 1955–2011
  5. Part III
    1. 5 De Facto Secession and the New Borders of Africa: Somaliland, 1991–Present
    2. 6 Transnational Communities and Secession: The Azawad Secessionists, 1990–1996 and Beyond
  6. Conclusion: Secession and the Secessionist Motive into the Twenty-first Century
  7. Notes
  8. Bibliography
  9. Index

Contents

List of Maps

Introduction

Part I: The Civil Secessions

1 The Secession of Katanga, 1960–1963

2 The Secession of Biafra, 1967–1970

Part II: The Long Wars

3 The Anomaly of Eritrean Secession, 1961–1993

4 The Secession of South Sudan, 1955–2011

Part III: The New Wave of Secessions

5 De Facto Secession and the New Borders of Africa: Somaliland, 1991–Present

6 Transnational Communities and Secession: The Azawad Secessionists, 1990–1996 and Beyond

Conclusion: Secession and the Secessionist Motive into the Twenty-first Century

Notes

Bibliography

Index

List of Maps

All maps by Nathan E. McCormack and Charles G. Thomas

Map of Africa—Secession Case Studies Shown in White

Map of Congo and Katanga

Map of Nigeria and Biafra

Map of Ethiopia and Eritrea

Map of Sudan and South Sudan

Map of Somalia and Somaliland

Map of Mali and Azawad

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