Abstract
The commercial revolution in the Ovimbundu States, 1840s-1904 the politics of pacification and colonization - the early colonial state, 1904-1926 the Estado Novo (New State) and the politics of economic subjugation, 1926-1960 social change and the New State, 1926-1960 the Ovimbundu and the late colonial state - authority versus autonomy, 1961-1974 the anticolonial struggle and the roots of Ovimbundu nationalism, 1961-1974 the Ovimbundu and the postcolonial state, 1974-1992.
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