Seminar on Intellectuals, the State, and Imperialism--Towards Intellectual Decolonisation
Subtitle: Harare, 20-22 October 1987
By: University of Zimbabwe, Departments of Economics, Law, [and] Political and Administrative Studies.
Contributors: University of Zimbabwe. Economics Dept.; University of Zimbabwe. Dept. of Law.; University of Zimbabwe. Dept. of Political & Administrative Studies.
Series: International seminar series.
Publisher: The Departments
Published: 1987
Place of publication: [Harare]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Elite (Social sciences) -- Developing countries -- Congresses.; Intellectuals -- Developing countries -- Congresses.; Imperialism -- Congresses.; Developing countries -- Politics and government -- Congresses.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Paper 12 is a photocopy.
Table of contents: title: paper 1. Problems in Third World countries of the working relationship between intellectuals and the state / by P. Anyang-Nyongo; title: paper 2. Working with intellectuals : a government perspective / by C. Ndlovu; title: paper 4. Non-revolutionary intellectuals and neo-colonialism / by R. Davies; title: paper 5. Culture and imperialism / by M. Mugo; title: paper 7. The relationship between intellectuals in Third World and Socialist countries / by S. Gutto; title: paper 8. The contribution of progressive western intellectuals in the struggle against imperialism, and their relationship to Third World scholars / by J. Copans; title: paper 10. Imperialism and the challenge to medical professionals in southern Africa / by R. Loewenson and J. Sachs; title: paper 12. The university in eastern and southern Africa, and the problems on neo-colonialism / by P. Makhurane.