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000476
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Oxford, James Currey, 1998.
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xx, 208p.
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0253334667
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172042
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Insistent calls to ‘decolonise’ African studies beg the question of what this quest actually involves. If it refers to an attempt to understand the continent's diverse and complex societies that builds on their indigenous structures and values, this was a task initiated during the decolonisation era of the 1950s and early 1960s. Led by historians and drawing heavily on insights from anthropology, it led to a revolution in the understanding of Africa, which nonetheless failed to maintain its impetus as a result of the political authoritarianism and economic decay of the post-independence period, which had a particularly damaging impact on Africa's universities. Of late, however, the phrase has come to refer to developments notably in North America and Europe, which in subordinating the study of Africa to agendas in the global North may appropriately be described not as decolonisation but as recolonisation. A genuine decolonisation of knowledge production for Africa must rest on a return to its roots within the continent itself.
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159401
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Ethiopia provides one of the clearest examples of a ‘developmental state’ in Africa. Drawing on a deeply entrenched experience of statehood, the present Ethiopian regime has embarked on an ambitious programme, depending on the central capture of ‘rents’, to fund a massive expansion especially in communications, education, and hydroelectricity. High initial rates of growth have been achieved. However, the political setting is tightly constrained and the state has not allowed the private sector freedom of action to generate the required levels of production. Ultimate success will depend on the capacity to transform a state that has itself been central to the development process.
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030695
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Hants, Saxon House, 1977.
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x, 184p.
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Comparative analysis of foreign policy making
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056600173X
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039271
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London, Croom Helm, 1985.
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282p
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0709934165
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047165
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Pretoria, South Instirtute of InternationalAffairs, 2001.
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239p.
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0909810196
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055808
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057493
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Winter-Spring 2003.
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032857
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London, Croom Helm, 1985.
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197p
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0709907575
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