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Introducing Political Struggle as Contemporary African Politics,revolved around the concepts and issues which are central to the asking of this question. My aim in this book is to outline a conceptualization of political struggle and demonstrate the enduring importance of struggle in any understanding of African politics. This is not to say that ‘struggle is eve

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Peasants, Politics and the Struggle for Development,rld’s main agrarian region. Over one half of sub-Saharan Africa’s aggregate economic output derives from rain-fed agriculture using basic production techniques (Gibbon, 1996a: 775). It is also the case that many of the identified ‘problems’ or challenges which Africans face derive from the ways in w

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Contesting Democratization,d up’ politically in one way or another. By and large, this . (Joseph, 1998) has taken the form of the introduction of multi-party constitutions: from 1990 to 1996, 37 out of 48 African states held multi-party elections after a long period of single-party politics. In analysing this ., most academic

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New African Identities, New Forms of Struggle?,ntioned in Chapter 1, resistance and struggle are terms associated with notions of liberation. This book chooses to couch its understanding of liberation within a consideration of the complex development of capitalism, and consequently we have identified forms of political action which can be locate

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Defending the Ideal of Struggle,f the powerful shaping forces of historical capitalism. Having reviewed a number of themes and issues of contemporary African politics, one gets a sense of how . structures of domination are. Peasants subvert or ignore the regulations of states and market their goods in semi- or non-licit ways; stru

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