Titlebook: Government and Politics in Africa; William Tordoff Textbook 1997Latest edition William Tordoff 1997 Africa.economy.government.independence

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State and Society,came to power and became ministers, MPs and, in some cases, regional and district governors/commissioners. However, they had mostly not been adequately trained by the colonial government and had limited experience of operating a governmental system on a national scale. A vitally important question w

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Administration, colonial legacy. Colonial rule was alien rule, superimposed from outside mainly in the last quarter of the nineteenth century, and established in the midst of on-going cultures. It was exercised by predominantly European administrators, who were few in number in relation to the population being adm

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The Military,f these states (especially in Anglophone Africa) one wing of the military has subsequently been displaced by another (as in Nigeria in July 1966, 1975, and 1985, and Ghana in 1978 and 1979). Several other states have experienced serious coup attempts, including Gabon in 1964, Angola in 1977 and Keny

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Revolutionary Movements and Former Revolutionary Regimes,inea-Bissau and Mozambique; the leadership was committed in each case to the pursuit of Marxist-Leninist principles. This commitment was in part a reaction to the oppressive nature of Portuguese rule.. Portugal’s colonies — ‘overseas provinces’, according to the myth of Lusotropicalism. — both provi

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Conclusions: Ideology, the Post-Colonial State and Development,s however difficult to reach agreement on their meaning. As Clifford Geertz has said, ‘the term “ideology” has itself become thoroughly ideologized’, being on one view a cloak for interests and on another a response to deep-rooted social strains.. According to Edward Shils, ‘An ideology differs… fro