The State of the nations: constraints on development in independent Africa /

Contributor(s):

Lofchie, Michael F

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Berkeley : University of California Press, c1971.Description: x, 305 p. :illISBN:

0520017404

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

309.1'6 STA

LOC classification:

JQ1873 1971 .S7

Summary: This is a collection of essays that examine political experience of the countries of independent Africa must be understood in terms of constraints. Divided into three parts, the first contains two chapters on general perspectives while the second offers eight case studies concerned with five individual countries-Senegal, Ghana, Tanzania, Ivory Coast, and Uganda. The third part has three chapters devoted to prospects for future development.

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Bibliography: p. [287]-293.

This is a collection of essays that examine political experience of the countries of independent Africa must be understood in terms of constraints. Divided into three parts, the first contains two chapters on general perspectives while the second offers eight case studies concerned with five individual countries-Senegal, Ghana, Tanzania, Ivory Coast, and Uganda. The third part has three chapters devoted to prospects for future development.

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