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Luc Sindjoun est un universitaire camerounais, professeur de science politique à l'université de Yaoundé.
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T H E political agenda in Cameroon has become increasingly dominated by what is known as the 'anglophone problem', which poses a major.

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I. Insatiable materialization of national feeling in Cameroon

Ethno centered and socio-centered perceptions which consider the nation building as an hegemonic alliance between dominant ethnic groups appear to be one of the severe critics of political integration in Cameroon[10]. The economy of the "voice option"[9] argues that there is a process of "mutual assimilation"[11]in state mechanisms for the promotion of "living together" and national integration which have been instrumentalized in order to legitimate authoritarianism. The conference Foumban can be convoqued to illustrate it (A).

A.The nation building process and the political use of the dialogue : the case of Foumban Conference

Historically, the aim of the nation building process initiate by Cameroon’s political authorities was to reach the level where "the citizens would first identify themselves as Cameroonian before presenting themselves as Bamileke, Ewondo, Fulani, Bassa, Bulu, Douala, Bakweri Baya or Maka"[12]. In this historical context where allegiance to the primary group of solidarity and, altern

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