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From National Liberation To Democratic Renaissance In Southern Africa Cheryl Hendricks Editor Lwazi Lushaba Editor

Name: From National Liberation To Democratic Renaissance In Southern Africa Cheryl Hendricks Editor Lwazi Lushaba Editor
SKU: BELL-33720574
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Publisher: COUNCIL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH IN AFRICA

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.04 MB

Pages: 214

Author: Cheryl Hendricks (editor); Lwazi Lushaba (editor)

ISBN: 9782869781627, 2869781628

Language: English

Year: 2005

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From National Liberation To Democratic Renaissance In Southern Africa Cheryl Hendricks Editor Lwazi Lushaba Editor by Cheryl Hendricks (editor); Lwazi Lushaba (editor) 9782869781627, 2869781628 instant download after payment.

Bringing together an interdisciplinary team of scholars, this collection of essays intends to enrich and move our understanding of southern African societies, and to contribute to the policies and scholarship of the region, in a pan-African context. The authors aim to vigorously re-examine the complex processes of national liberation and the challenges of post-liberation identity politics, democratisation and social transformation. They further engage with political and cultural economies, in order to challenge and deconstruct dominant discourses in southern African studies and historiography. Taken collectively, the chapters constitute critical reflections on the southern African component of the pan-African ideal, the ongoing quest for a democratic renaissance and greater regional cooperation and integration...........................191