The illusion of the post-colonial state : : governance and security challenges in Africa / / W. Alade Fawole.

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Superior document:African governance and development
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Place / Publishing House:Lanham : : Lexington Books,, [2018]
2018
Year of Publication:2018
Language:English
Series:African governance and development.
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Physical Description:1 online resource (255 pages).
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Table of Contents:
  • Preface: is Africa post-colonial, neo-colonial, or post-colonized?
  • Part I: Colonial rule, disengagement and the post-colonial state
  • Introduction and conceptual discourse
  • Colonial rule and the political architecture of the post-colonial state
  • The grant of independence: imperialist conspiracy and the subversion of the post-colonial state
  • Britain and the orchestration of pseudo-decolonization
  • The role of France in the subversion of the post-colonial state
  • Portugal: forced decolonization and its consequences
  • The United States and the political and economic destabilization of Africa
  • Part II: Regional examples of illusive post-colonial states
  • Nigeria: the illusive post-colony
  • Mali: from instability to insurgency and near obliteration
  • Somalia: from state collapse to rogue state
  • Algeria: descent into dictatorship
  • Democratic republic of Congo: the colony that never became a state
  • Mozambique: from revolutionary possibilities to contrived instability and state failure
  • Contemporary nation-building, governance, and security challenges in Africa
  • Conclusion: The illusive post-colonial state: what hope for survival?.