Power, politics, and the African condition
By: edited by Robert L. Ostergard, Jr. ... [et al.].
Contributors: Ostergard, Robert L.
Series: Classic authors and texts on Africa; Collected essays of Ali A. Mazrui ;; v. 3
Publisher: Africa World Press
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Trenton, NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 477
Subjects: Africa -- Politics and government -- 1960-
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: State formation and nation-building in Africa (1975); title: Africa : the political culture of nationhood and the political economy of the state (1983); title: Francophone nations and English-speaking states : imperial ethnicity and African political formations (1983); title: Ethnicity and national integration in Africa's experience (1969/1989); title: Africa between nationalism and nationhood (1982); title: Superpower ethics : a third world perspective (1987); title: Unequal interdependence : towards a theory of north-south relations (1975); title: Afrostroika and planned governance : economic adjustment and political engineering (1996); title: On poet-presidents and philosopher-kings (1990); title: Educated Africans in politics and society (1978); title: Ghandi, Marx, and the warrior tradition (1977); title: Amin versus Jimmy Carter : a moral cleavage between north and south? (1978); title: Violent contiguity and the politics of re-tribalization in Africa (1969); title: Soldiers as traditionalizers : military rule and the re-Africanization of Africa (1977); title: The United Nations and African state sovereignty (1964); title: The anatomy of violence in Black Africa : towards mechanisms for conflict resolution (1976); title: From Pax Europa to Pax Africana : intervention and demilitarization in Africa (2001); title: Ali Mazrui's political sociology of language / Mohamed Bakari; title: Culture, religion, and women's fate : Africa's triple heritage and Ali Mazrui's writings on gender and African women / Roberta Ann Dunbar; title: The nexus of the triple heritage and the call for justice in the scholarship of Ali Mazrui / Fouad Kalouche.