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

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Hans-Peter Müller,Steffen Sigmundded the cheap raw materials necessary to fuel its nascent industrialisation programme and served as an outlet for poor, and often unskilled or semi-skilled, white immigrants who sought employment opportunities denied them at home.

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Colonialism and the Colonial Impact,t-day Nigeria) was another powerful kingdom, which, according to oral tradition, had been founded by immigrants from Ife some three centuries before the coming of the Portuguese; possibly these immigrants brought with them the technique of casting in bronze which in Benin, as in Ife, resulted in scu

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Nationalism and the Transfer of Power,d culture such as would have been provided by a system of universal primary education.. The problem facing anti-colonial nationalists was that popular loyalties tended to gravitate towards a traditional unit which in the great majority of cases lay ., rather than being coterminous with, the colonial

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Administration,ed by civil servants but was primarily formulated by them. This role began to change in the terminal stages of colonial rule as government became much more specialised in function and, first in British Africa and then in French Africa, the rudiments of a ministerial system were introduced. Neverthel

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Regional Groupings and the Organisation of African Unity,ocs were incompatible with African unity: they not only impeded its achievement, but would sap its strength once it had been achieved.. The OAU, established in 1963, owed much to Nkrumah’s statesmanship, but fell well short of his vision. Moreover, regional groupings, more often in the form of funct

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-18718-1t-day Nigeria) was another powerful kingdom, which, according to oral tradition, had been founded by immigrants from Ife some three centuries before the coming of the Portuguese; possibly these immigrants brought with them the technique of casting in bronze which in Benin, as in Ife, resulted in scu