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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Pan Africanism"”.
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Living with Nkrumahism: Nation, state, and pan-Africanism in Ghana
… dissertation explores the construction of the pan-Africanist and socialist discourse of Kwame Nkrumah’s government—Ghana’s first independent government—during the nation-building project of the 1950s and 1960s. In 1957, when Ghana became independent, the country’s transition to self-rule …
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The power of Pan Africanism: Tanzanian/African American linkages, 1947-1997
… American relationship from the engagements of Pan-Africanism enhanced through black internationalism exposes the cross-cultural fertilization of Tanzanian nationalism with the US black community’s self identity in the 1960s. By examining the interactions of black networks and the extension of …
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A history of ideas : West Africa, "The Black Atlantic", and Pan-Africanism
(Ph. D.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of African American and African Studies History, 2010
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Representations of Pan-Africanism in the contemporary post-Apartheid South African high school history classroom
… interdisciplinary study on the representation of Pan-Africanism in history classrooms in high schools in contemporary post-apartheid South Africa. The subject History is part of the curriculum's stated vision to mould learners' identities in relation to key national and continental post-colonial …
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Pan Africanist Praxis Ina Belize
Pan Africanism is strategy that emerges through a history of surviving oppression, methodology to understand thought and action, and theory that tests findings against sociopolitical context. History, methodology and theory are used to develop the historical trajectory that responds to invasion, …
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From Neoliberalism to Socialism: Reimagining Socialism in Africa
… of socialism will be renewed efforts towards Pan-Africanism. Early advocates of Pan-Africanism understood that the balkanized nature of African states would make it extremely difficult for them to navigate the global economy as well as an international racial hierarchy. Hence, a renewed call …
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African solutions to African problems: An assessment of the African Union (AU)'s policy implementation for peace and security in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) since 2004
… set out with the ideals of the iconic Nkrumah's ‘Pan-Africanism' of the 1950s, as committed to in the launching of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) in 1963, sought permanent solutions to problems rooted in this decolonial ideal when they founded the subsequent African Union (AU) in 2002. …
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For the Liberation of Black People Everywhere: The African Blood Brotherhood, Black Radicalism, and Pan -African Liberation in the New Negro Movement, 1917--1936
… differences complicated political projects for Pan-African liberation. They articulated an internationalist Pan-Africanism that refrained from romantic notions of African unity and the civilizationist approach to African liberation of their contemporaries by insisting on the autonomy of …
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Contesting 'xenophobia' through civic education: explorations with ARESTA in Khayelitsha
… work. It is further justified by the concept of Pan-Africanism and a common humanity. Contradictions in the findings of the thesis point to the limitations of this workshop and the importance of broader societal issues. This thesis concludes that ARESTA's intervention makes a significant …
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The Song We Sing: Negotiating Black Nationalism And Queerness In James Baldwin's Late Novels
… a focus on black communities, black music, Pan-Africanism, and elements of separatism. In his inclusion of queer sexuality, Baldwin pushes against the typical bounds of Black Arts writings, expanding the limits of the genre. Contrary to the philosophy of Black Nationalism, which depends upon …
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From Malcolm X to Malcolm X Liberation University: A Liberatory Philosophy of Education, Black Student Radicalism and Black Independent Educational Institution Building 1960--1973
… and nationalistic pride. Malcolm X's expansive social and political thought catalyzed later practitioners of social change who stirred up the American landscape from 1965 to 1973. Black students were especially inspired by Malcolm X's evolving idealism, and their protest efforts would …
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From Malcolm X to Malcolm X Liberation University: a liberatory philosophy of education, Black student radicalism and Black independent educational institution building 1960-1973
… and nationalistic pride. Malcolm X’s expansive social and political thought catalyzed later practitioners of social change who stirred up the American landscape from 1965 to 1973. Black students were especially inspired by Malcolm X’s evolving idealism, and their protest efforts would …
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The Village on the Stage: Dramaturgies of Modernity in African Concert Dance
… diaspora and serves as a platform on which Pan-Africanism, colonialism, post-colonialism, and anti- and de- coloniality can be witnessed and explored. Through a dramaturgical methodology that attends to the processes that transform ideas and cultural and political imperatives into theatrical …
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Protectionism and national migration policy in South Africa
… commitments to human rights, democracy, and Pan-Africanism, the restrictive nature of these laws has led to the mistreatment and neglect of refugee and asylum seekers, the unlawful detention and deportation of legal in-migrants, and the failure to address societal xenophobia. These policies …
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Labour Unions, Political and the Development of the Swazi Labour Movement 1939-2014.
… the conflict between labour and capital. The expansion of the Swazi economy, particularly the expansion of the workforce due to the growth in investment and production, the political developments of decolonisation struggles, the emergence of Pan-Africanism and the emergence of an authoritarian …
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The African personality: how the OAU and its founding leadership articulated economic unity 1958-1969
… of African leaders' attempts to institutionalise Pan-Africanism in the mid-20th century. Specifically, it examines how they envisaged the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), later renamed the African Union (AU), as a means of securing unity to foster economic development. Drawing on archival …
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Regional Identities and Dynamic Normative Orders in the Global South: A Comparative Study
… I find that regional identity discourses—pan-Americanism and pan-Africanism—present a challenge to strict sovereignty norms and have contributed to the erosion of the norm of non-interference over time in Latin America and Africa. Pan-Asianism was not important to the establishment of …
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Carefully hidden away: excavating the archive of the Mapungubwe dead and their possessions
… post-apartheid claims, nationalism, pan-Africanism, ethnicity and more. This thesis demonstrates how the disciplinary practices of archaeology were instrumental in keeping Mapungubwe shrouded. An example of this "shrouding" is the deployment of highly technical language in writing …
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Social representations informing discourses of young leaders: a case study of Tanzania
… and presents a case study of twenty-five participants who are young political leaders operating in Tanzania and trainees on the Youth Leadership Training Programme (YLTP), run by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, a German not-for-profit organization guided by democratic values. All of the …
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