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,Neoliberalism and the ‘Recolonisation’ of Africa,ainst the achievements and aspirations of social democracy in the first world, ‘a(chǎn)ctually existing socialism’ in the second world and decolonisation in the third world. This period saw the preservation of the authoritarian states that much of Africa inherited from the European colonial empires. The e

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,Performance and Power I: Ng?g? wa Thiong’o’s , d’Ivoire, perform and reperform dictatorial power. These texts resemble classic Latin American dictator novels because of the way they perform political power by staging its operations, dramatising its precariousness and exposing it to censure and disavowal. The techniques of fiction here become a

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,Performance and Power II: Ahmadou Kourouma’s ,l and theoretical frameworks emphasise processes of rupture and decentring in West African history since the end of the Cold War, Kourouma’s novel insists on the deplorable continuity of dictatorial power in postcolonial Africa. The novel’s apparent glorification of dictatorship and its seemingly fe

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Kontinuit?t des Arbeitsprozesses dissent. This novel, like Ng?g?’s, bemoans the essential continuities in postcolonial African history while using performances of dictatorial power to incite acts of democratic and even revolutionary praxis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-01367-9compelling theorists of postcolonial democratisation, Frantz Fanon and Amilcar Cabral, before suggesting that their thematic and formal advocacy of critique and deliberation makes these novels into forms of political theory in their own right.

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,Neoliberalism and the ‘Recolonisation’ of Africa,ds by looking at how the struggles and opportunities that characterised the initial period of decolonisation (encapsulated by the thought figure of ‘1968’) are manifested in subsequent African fiction.