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A presente dissertação, no âmbito da Antropologia histórica, concorre para o estudo dos
SCCIM (Serviços de Centralização e Coordenação de Informações de Moçambique, f.
1961), bem como para o da articulação entre a recolha de dados, a aplicação de
dispositivos de conhecimento, a constituição de saberes acumulados e centralizados, e a
implementação, neles apoiada, de estratégias de governança colonial, particularmente
dirigidas a populações de religião muçulmana. Sustentada num estudo de caso, à
investigação correspondem os seguintes objectivos: i) enquadrar e caracterizar a
instituição em apreço, sua evolução político-institucional, funções e relações, assim
como os seus modos de operação e dispositivos de conhecimento; ii) analisar um corpus
significativo de saberes constituídos pelo serviço sobre as populações de religião
islâmica; iii) interrogar em que medida e através de que processos tais saberes visaram
e/ou influenciaram a estruturação de políticas e práticas de governança sobre as mesmas
populações, no contexto tardo-colonial português, particularmente no período da luta de
libertação (1964-1974); iv) auscultar reacções e estratégias de resposta desenvolvidas
pelas diversas populações muçulmanas. Do ponto de vista empírico, a pesquisa baseiase
na recolha e escrutínio sistemático de um conjunto diversificado e alargado de fontes
históricas, cuja abordagem é complementada e articulada com a análise de memórias
orais, recolhidas junto de interlocutores privilegiados, relacionados com a administração
colonial.
The dissertation, in the field of Historical Anthropology, focus on SCCIM (Mozambique Information Centralization and Coordination Services, f. 1961), and in the articulation between the enforcement of knowledge devices, the establishment of accumulated and centralized knowledge(s), and the implementation of colonial governance strategies, targeting Muslim populations. Built upon a case study, this research aims to: i) outline SCCIM’s historical trajectory, its mandate and relations, as well as its modes of operation and knowledge devices; ii) analyse a significant corpus of knowledge produced by SCCIM regarding Muslim populations; iii) discuss the ways and the processes through which the formation of such knowledge(s) sought and/or influenced policies and practices of governance, during the late colonial period, especially in the context of the liberation war in Mozambique; iv) scan reactions and coping strategies developed by Muslim populations. Empirically, the research is based upon the gathering and systematic scrutiny of a wide assortment of historical sources, which are complemented and articulated with the collection and analysis of oral memories, collected from privileged interlocutors connected to the colonial administration.
The dissertation, in the field of Historical Anthropology, focus on SCCIM (Mozambique Information Centralization and Coordination Services, f. 1961), and in the articulation between the enforcement of knowledge devices, the establishment of accumulated and centralized knowledge(s), and the implementation of colonial governance strategies, targeting Muslim populations. Built upon a case study, this research aims to: i) outline SCCIM’s historical trajectory, its mandate and relations, as well as its modes of operation and knowledge devices; ii) analyse a significant corpus of knowledge produced by SCCIM regarding Muslim populations; iii) discuss the ways and the processes through which the formation of such knowledge(s) sought and/or influenced policies and practices of governance, during the late colonial period, especially in the context of the liberation war in Mozambique; iv) scan reactions and coping strategies developed by Muslim populations. Empirically, the research is based upon the gathering and systematic scrutiny of a wide assortment of historical sources, which are complemented and articulated with the collection and analysis of oral memories, collected from privileged interlocutors connected to the colonial administration.
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Intelligence Antropologia Governança Colonial do Islão Colonial Governance of Islam Moçambique Intelligence Mozambique
