State in Africa : An Analysis of Impacts of Historical Trajectories of Global Capitalist Expansion and Domination in the Continent.

Front Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Content -- List of Acronyms -- Preface -- Section One -- Introduction -- Introduction and Framing the Problem of the State in Africa -- Chapter One: Introduction -- Chapter Two: Framing the Problem of the State in Africa -- Chapter Three: Historical and Theoretical Context -- Chapter Four: The State in Africa in an Era of Capitalist Globalization: A Theoretical Exploration -- Section Two -- Early Globalization and the Commodification of the African -- Chapter Five: Slavery and Capitalist Globalization -- Chapter Six: Colonial Globalisation or the Extension of European Westphalian State to Africa -- Chapter Seven: Decolonizing Imperial State in Africa, 1945-60: -- Chapter Eight: African Developmentalist/ Nationalist State? -- Section Three -- New World (Dis)Order Assaults Capitalist Neo-colonial State System in Africa -- Chapter Nine: From Welfare/Developmentalist to Neo-liberal Nation State in Africa -- Chapter Ten: Neo-liberal Assault on the State in Africa: Roots of State Weakness, Failure and Collapse -- Chapter Eleven: The State in Africa and Civil Society in Historical Perspective -- Section Four -- The Future as Epilogue -- Chapter Twelve: Future of the State in Africa in an Era of Neoliberal Globalization -- Chapter Thirteen: An African State is Possible: Looking Back in Order to Look Ahead -- Bibliography -- Back Cover.

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