2 What Is Development African Representations Africa Map June 27, 2008
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The document discusses various theories and perspectives on development in Africa, including: 1) Marxist and modernization theories from the 1950s-60s viewed development as stages leading to industrialization and capitalism, but these models did not accurately describe Africa's experience. 2) Dependency theorists like Rodney argued that European colonialism and the slave trade underdeveloped Africa by extracting resources and redirecting profits abroad. 3) More recent approaches emphasize participatory development, human rights, and measuring development through indicators like health, education, and standard of living rather than just economic growth. 4) Scholars also critique the common Western perspectives that portray Africa as a tragic, underdeveloped continent in need of outside help, rather
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1) Africa has a rich history dating back to ancient civilizations but much was lost due to colonialism which entrenched misconceptions; 2) Africa is enormously diverse geographically and ethnically with many regions and an urban revolution is transforming its population distribution; 3) Contemporary views of Africa are improving with discussions of growth and development but negative stereotypes persist in parts of media and challenges around inequality and unemployment remain.
Gr1 bfet africa geographies of change_chapter 1
The document provides an overview of key topics related to Africa, including:
1) Africa has a rich history dating back to ancient civilizations but much was lost due to colonialism which entrenched misconceptions; 2) Africa is enormously diverse geographically and ethnically with many regions and over 1 billion people; 3) Africa is undergoing rapid urbanization and economic growth though challenges around poverty, inequality, and unemployment remain.
Gr1 bfet africa geographies of change_chapter 1(1)
The document provides an overview of key topics related to Africa, including its history, geography, colonial legacy, contemporary challenges and opportunities. It discusses Africa's long history and rich civilizations that predate European colonialism. It also summarizes Africa's ongoing urbanization, economic growth in some countries, remaining development challenges, and the focus of new sustainable development goals on alleviating poverty and promoting sustainability.
How Europe Underdeveloped Africa. Walter Rodney 1973Walter
How Europe Underdeveloped Africa. Walter Rodney 1973
Walter Rodney 1973
How Europe Underdeveloped Africa
Published by: Bogle-L'Ouverture Publications, London and
Tanzanian Publishing House, Dar-Es-Salaam 1973, Transcript from
6th reprint, 1983;
Transcribed: by Joaquin Arriola.
To
Pat, Muthoni, Mashaka and
the extended family
Contents
Preface
Chapter One. Some Questions on Development
1.1 What is Development
1.2 What is Underdevelopment?
Chapter Two. How Africa Developed Before the Coming
of the Europeans up to the 15th Century
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2.1 General Over-View
2.2 Concrete Examples
Chapter Three. Africa’s Contribution to European
Capitalist Development — the Pre-Colonial Period
3.1 How Europe Became the Dominant Section of a World-
Wide Trade System
3.2 Africa’s contribution to the economy and beliefs of early
capitalist Europe
Chapter Four. Europe and the Roots of African
Underdevelopment — to 1885
4.1 The European Slave Trade as a Basic Factor in African
Underdevelopment
4.2 Technological Stagnation and Distortion of the African
Economy in the Pre-Colonial Epoch
4.3 Continuing Politico-Military Developments in Africa —
1500 to 1885
Chapter Five. Africa’s Contribution to the Capitalist
Development of Europe — the Colonial Period
5.1 Expatriation of African Surplus Under Colonialism
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5.2 The Strengthening of Technological and Military Aspects
of Capitalism
Chapter Six. Colonialism as a System for
Underdeveloping Africa
6.1 The Supposed Benefits of Colonialism to Africa
6.2 Negative Character of the Social, Political and Economic
Consequences
6.3 Education for Underdevelopment
6.4 Development by Contradiction
Walter Rodney Archive | Marxism & Anti-Imperialism in Africa
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How Europe Underdeveloped Africa. Walter Rodney 1973
Preface
This book derives from a concern with the contemporary African
situation. It delves into the past only because otherwise it would be
impossible to understand how the present came into being and what the
trends are for the near future. In the search for an understanding of what
is now called “underdevelopment” in Africa, the limits of enquiry have
had to be fixed as far apart as the fifteenth century, on the one hand and
the end of the colonial period, on the other hand.
Ideally. an analysis of underdevelopment should come even closer to
the present than the end of the colonial period in the 1960s. The
phenomenon of neo-colonialism cries out for extensive investigation in
order to formulate the stra ...
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7 Class #9 Post Colonial Development Note
The document discusses various challenges faced by African countries in the post-colonial and neo-colonial eras. It covers different paths to independence, including political protest, cooperation with colonial powers, and armed rebellion. It also examines issues like inherited colonial institutions and borders, neo-colonial influences, development strategies, and human rights challenges in independent African states.
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Colonialism
Text to check together with the video and powerpoint presentation "Post-Colonial Africa" by John Jones. Presentation for the seminar "Why is Africa (still) poor?", April 30, 2013, UMB, Norway.
http://africapoor.wordpress.com/
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The Scalabrini Institute for Human Mobility in Africa (SIHMA) is delighted to present the third issue of African Human Mobility Review (AHMR) - an interdisciplinary peer-reviewed on-line journal created in 2015 to encourage and facilitate the study of Human Mobility in Africa
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The document discusses several topics related to Africa, including economic dependence, urbanization, and South Africa. It notes that colonialism left many African nations economically dependent on Western countries. It recommends that Africa focus on developing agriculture with non-cash crops, limit imports, and export more than is imported. The document also addresses population growth in Africa and the need for family planning to slow birth rates. It provides statistics on urbanization and the percentage of Africans living in cities.
Education for a New Reality in the African World by Dr. John Henrik Clarke
This document summarizes an essay by Dr. John Henrik Clarke titled "Education for a New Reality in the African World". The essay calls for an educational approach for Africans that restores African culture and empowers Africans to manage their own resources, as was taken from them by slavery and colonialism. It notes that current African leaders were educated by European models that do not fit African societies. It argues Africans must educate themselves using African-centered methodologies to achieve true independence, citing Japan's ability to recover from Western domination by retaining their culture and strategic independence.
6 Class #8 Africas Colonial Legacy On Development
The document summarizes the colonial legacy in Africa, including:
1. European powers divided up Africa at the Berlin Conference in 1884-1885, scrambling to claim territories and resources.
2. Colonial governance prioritized control and extraction of resources over local needs. Rules were imposed from European powers without local input.
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