Buch, Englisch, Band 15, 256 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm, Gewicht: 378 g
Reihe: Anti-colonial Educational Perspectives for Transformative Change
Debates, Controversies, and Afrodemocracy
Buch, Englisch, Band 15, 256 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm, Gewicht: 378 g
Reihe: Anti-colonial Educational Perspectives for Transformative Change
ISBN: 978-90-04-71898-2
Verlag: Brill
This book maintains that theories of tribalism are the benchmark for African political scientific knowledge. With a focus on Afrodemocracy, this volume presents Afro Tribalism as an approach to neotribalism. Gael Clavis Johnson argues on the question of Afrodemocracy through a review of black socio-political reasons and the introduction of a new model of leadership for Africans. The author posits that if Pan-Africanism wants groundbreaking change in Africa, then it should change the ideological grounds of which this content has identified pre-existing causes, thus mirroring steps towards new African political ideologies.
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Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction 1
1 Theory Pre-Concepts 1: Neocolonialism
1 The Debates: Preludes and Analyzes
2 African Political Leadership
3 Judicial System: The African Context
4 Political Morality: The Government and the Diplomat
5 National Armed Forces
6 Diplomacy and International Relations
7 Western Neo-Colonist Beliefs
8 Independence Cha Cha
9 Neocolonialism: Reviews and Controversies
2 Theory Pre-Concepts 2: Political Treachery
1 Controversies: Opinions and Assessment
2 Undecided Political Minds
3 Issues of Political Legitimacy
4 The Country–System, the Minority Tribe
5 Hope versus Treachery
6 Political Treachery Effects
7 Independentists and the Afrodemocratic Concept
8 Black Leadership Controversy
9 African Union, Country–System: Analogy
10 African Regional Institutions, Country–System: Analogy
11 Political Afro-Determinism: Contexts and Opinions
12 The Dawn of Time
3 The Theory of Tribalism: Afro-Concepts and Practicality
1 Theories of Tribalism: Introductory Remarks
2 Moral Controversy and Civility
3 Tribalism, Moral Conflict and Separatists Interests
4 Tribal Society and Moral Authority
5 Tribalism, Theory Concept, Neotribalism and Question of Liberty
6 Tribal Nationalism, Republican Nationalism: The Debate
7 Political Multipartism and Tribalism
8 Freedom and People’s Power: The Tribal Context
9 Afro Principle in Democracy: Neo-Political Thrusts of the Mind
10 Tribal Governance: Merit and Political Ethics
11 Federalism, the Perfect Nation: Tribalistic Principles
12 The Tribalistic Democratic Language: Political Mutation
13 Monopartism, Tribalism, Exclusionism: Tribalist Debates
14 Political Separatism, Exclusionism: Tribalist Controversies
15 The National of an African: Tribalist Afrodemocrats
4 Conclusive Expressions
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