Africa, the African diaspora and development

Examines the intersection of African studies, development studies, and diaspora studies, focusing on political economy; 7 articles. Contents: Globalisation from below, by Giles Mohan, A.B. Zack-Williams; The African diaspora, "development" & modern African political theory, by Hakim Ad...

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Published in:Review of African political economy 2002-06, Vol.29 (92), p.205-368
Main Authors: Mohan, Giles, Zack-Williams, A B, Adi, Hakim, Ishemo, Shubi L, Reynolds, Rachel R, Frost, Diane, Uduku, Ola, Cameron, Greg, Habib, Adam, Nadvi, Lubna, White, Philip, Meade, Fionn, Craig, John
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Africa
African studies
Africans in foreign countries
Agency
Borders
Developing countries
Development
Diaspora
Economic development
Globalization
History
Intercultural communication
Interethnic conflict
Migration
Political economy
Political science
Political theory
Postcolonial societies
Refugees
Regime transition
Universities
Women
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Summary:Examines the intersection of African studies, development studies, and diaspora studies, focusing on political economy; 7 articles. Contents: Globalisation from below, by Giles Mohan, A.B. Zack-Williams; The African diaspora, "development" & modern African political theory, by Hakim Adi; From Africa to Cuba: an historical analysis of the Sociedad Secreta Abakuá (Ñañiguismo), by Shubi L. Ishemo; An African brain drain: Igbo decisions to immigrate to the US, by Rachel R. Reynolds; Diasporan West African communities; the Kru in Freetown & Liverpool, by Diane Frost; The socio-economic basis of a diaspora community: Igbo bu ike, by Ola Uduku; Zanzibar's turbulent transition, by Greg Cameron.
ISSN:0305-6244