Titlebook: Nkrumaism and African Nationalism; Ghana’s Pan-African Matteo Grilli Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Nkruma

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,Ghana’s Pan-African Policy in 1960,ies, and their powers were strengthened. The Bureau of African Affairs was established as the successor of Padmore’s Office and it emerged as a more independent and better financed institution. Barden, new acting director of the BAA, became one of Nkrumah’s closest advisers on African affairs and se

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Introduction,he Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute. Ample space is given to a thorough analysis of the historiographical nodes that makes this study necessary not only for the study of Ghanaian history but for that of African nationalism and Pan-Africanism at a continental level.

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,Shifting to the Left (1961–1962),sses interviewed. On the other side, African liberation movements also began to suffer Barden’s interference with the internal affairs of the parties. As a result, by mid-1962, the first cracks in Ghana’s leadership of the liberation struggle began to show.

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Translating Theory into Practice (1959),lly speaking, this chapter deals with a period of changes that influenced Ghana’s internal and external policies in the short and longer term. The months under examination also coincide with Padmore’s last months before his death. His imprint on his Office and the AAC—as will be shown—lasted for years after his death.