ic study of the organization of the contemporary social structure s of Africa . It places in the heart of African social change the notion of cultural identity identity . Afrology is a way of thinking about the various forms of social , institutional and personal identification. It posits that each individual, though determined by mental and psychological structures, reconstructs himself within the framework of specific or general broad collective identities, of which the modern State is an example. This identity remains to be created in Africa. The problem arising in contemporary Africa is that of the reality of this State, federator of the institutions of socialization like the family , the village and the market , is for the most part unrealized. The collective identity, its delimitations, and its instrumentalization by politics consequently constitute the major axes of the comprehension of African society. Afrology Think Tank The objective of Afrology Think Tank is to share a vision of the current socio economic topicality with various actor s, writer s, economist s, lawyer s, data processing specialists, accountant s and others. It also tries to collect information on the Internet and make some randomly selected texts available to readers. The goal of Afrology is to create a true space for reflection and debates on the African continent. See also http www.afrology.com Afrology website in French http www.google.com search?q cache zIV7YHgnOLwJ londonafricaclub.org presentations Amaizo.ppt 22Afrology think tank 22&hl en&client firefox a Google HTML link to African Interdependency by Y.E. Ama zo, Director, Afrology Think Tank Group Category Africa es Afrolog a fr Afrologie ... more details
eastern name order zsad nyi s t r kszentmikl si Alm sy Gy rgy Ede Image Alm syGy rgy.jpg thumb right Gy rgy Alm sy Gy rgy Ede Alm sy de Zsad ny et T r kszentmikl s Grad, Slovenia Fels lendva now Grad, Slovenia , 11 August 1867 Graz , 23 September 1933 was a Hungarian people Hungarian Asiologist, traveler, zoology zoologist and ethnography ethnographer . His son, L szl Alm sy , was an aviator, Afrology Afrologist and soldier. Life His father, Ede Alm sy , was a founding member of the Hungarian Geographical Society. Gy rgy Alm sy studied for a law doctorate at the University of Graz , as customary for his status in society. After university he worked in Budapest as a civil servant, but after leaving his profession he returned home to manage his Estate law estate . He was interested from the beginning in zoology and, within that, ornithology . He published a book with Istv n Chernel as co editor. His first more serious journey was taken to the Danube delta to study ornithology. He first travelled to Asia in 1900 with Rudolf Stummer of Traunfels , his teacher of zoology at the University of Graz. They journeyed through the region of the river Ili River Ili , the eastern areas of the Issyk Kul , and the unexplored, third mountain range of the Tian Shan Tien San . The zoological achievement of their journey was the collection of around 20,000 animals mostly birds , with many newly discovered species among them. This tour gave him extensive experience, but rather than from his zoological observation, this experience was derived from his vivid ethnographical notations, which are concerned with the everyday life of the Kyrgyz people Kyrgyz and Kazakhs Kazakh peoples. Gy la Prinz took a part in this journey, but due to disagreements with Alm sy, their roads soon split and they made independent, but valuable, observations Prinz s My Journeys in Central Asia give vivid descriptions of the things they saw . Citation needed date July 2009 Alm sy came home disappointed from his ... more details
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