African anarchism
the history of a movement
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Author
Contributions
- Igariwey, I. E. - Contributor
Publication
1997 - See Sharp Press, Tucson, Ariz, Arizona
Language
English
Word Count
29,750 words, Guess
Page Count
119 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL6895252M
- ISBN-101884365051
- OCLC Control Number37510629
- Library of Congress Control Number00695170
- Goodreads985172
Classifications
- LCCHX957 .M39 1997
Description
>The first book ever written on this subject, *African Anarchism* was co-written by Sam Mbah and fellow Nigerian, I.E. Igariway. After dealing with questions such as what anarchism is and isn’t, this groundbreaking book introduces the reader to anarchistic elements in traditional African societies, with a focus on Nigeria. It also examines the influence of anarchism on African national liberation struggles, and the failure of State Socialist governments in Africa. The book addresses the ongoing social, economic and political crises caused by colonialism in Africa. The authors end by considering the future prospects and challenges for anarchism in Africa. Published in 1997, the book maintains its relevance today. - [co-author's website](https://sammbah.wordpress.com/books/)
Description
This book covers a wide range of topics, including anarchistic elements in traditional African societies, African communalism, Africa's economic and political development, the lingering social, political, and economic effects of colonialism, the development of "African socialism," the failure of "African socialism," and a possible means of resolving Africa's ongoing crises. In so doing, it provides a valuable resource for everyone interested in anarchism, socialism, or Africa.
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