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African socialism in Ghana, its political, economic and social implicationsConteh, Frank Sumana January 1970 (has links)
This thesis attempts an evaluation of the concept of African socialism in Ghana under the leadership of Kwame NKrumah. African socialism is defined in various ways by contemporary African thinkers. What they all have in common is the tendency to emphasize the point that African socialism is somehow distinctively African, rooted in African tradition and, therefore, not intrinsically related to Socialism elsewhere. This crude definition could bear further clarification as we examine its implications in economics, politics, and the social structure of Ghana.
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A philosophical and theoretical analysis of African socialism with particular reference to Ghana : and the implications for political modernizationConteh, Frank Sumana January 1974 (has links)
This dissertation attempts to analyze the concept of African Socialism particularly in Ghana under the leadership of the late Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. African Socialism is defined in various ways by contemporary African thinkers. What they all have in common is the tendency to emphasize the point that African Socialism is somehow distinctively African, rooted in African traditions, and therefore, not intrinsically related to socialism elsewhere. This crude definition will be clarified as the writer examines the various works of African Socialist leaders.Special attention will be paid to the political implications of African Socialism in Ghana during the leadership of Nkrumah. The discussion will include both his supporters and his opponents and the ultimate collapse of his regime.
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L'impact de l'idéologie sur le developpement au Sénégal et en Côte d'IvoireGoulet, Claude, 1963- January 1988 (has links)
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L'impact de l'idéologie sur le developpement au Sénégal et en Côte d'IvoireGoulet, Claude, 1963- January 1988 (has links)
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The formulation and manifestation of two socialist ideologies : democratic African socialism of Kenya and the Arusha declaration of TanzaniaMohiddin, Ahmed. January 1973 (has links)
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The concept of person in African political philosophy : an analytical and evaluative study.Matolino, Bernard. January 2008 (has links)
The communitarian conception of person is the dominant view of personhood in
African philosophy. This view centrally holds that personhood is something that is
attained in direct proportion to one's moral worth and one's relations with her
surrounding community. This view understands personhood as something that is
acquired as one's moral responsibility grows. Essentially personhood is constituted by
the community and expressed in relations that one has with her community. Thus the
individual and the community are both tied in the same fate. The individual is seen as
constituted by the community and as one with the community. Whatever happens to
her happens to the whole community.
Some leaders of newly independent Africa used this communitarian VIew of
personhood to argue for a socialist order. Such an order would have been faithful to
the traditional communitarian conception of person and the soc,i al as well as the
economic order that proceeds from that conception. In order to develop an
authentically African socialist programme these leaders strived to show that the
communitarian conception of personhood naturally leads to African socialism. They
took African socialism to be a panacea to economic and social ills that had been
brought on by colonialism.
This thesis seeks to interrogate both the communitarian conception of personhood and
the resultant political ideology of African socialism. It is argued that the major driving
factor behind the development of the communitarian view and African socialism is an
inordinate desire to find and present the African difference. The problem started with
Placide Tempels' futile search for an African ontology and has been perpetuated by
all communitarians and African socialists. Thus this project is conceived as a
philosophical critique of African communitarianism and the resultant socialism. / Thesis (Ph.D.)-University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermariztburg, 2008.
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The formulation and manifestation of two socialist ideologies : democratic African socialism of Kenya and the Arusha declaration of TanzaniaMohiddin, Ahmed. January 1973 (has links)
No description available.
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