L'anthropologie biologique et la question de la citoyenneté dans l'Afrique des grands lacs (Rwanda-Burundi).

27 pages. ; The Great Lakes region of East Africa has been traditionnaly considered as the meeting area for population of various origins, different in language, culture and economic characteristics. In the past those differences where said to be “ racials ”. This argument was used by genocide ideology in Rwanda in order to prove the Hutu's only right to live in this territory. In this work we study the scientific foundations for such distinctions between Hutu, Twa and Tutsi as they were established by biological anthropology (essentially based on blood groups) from 1950 to 1985. A detailed hi... Mehr ...