Negotiating Modernity: Africa’s Ambivalent Experience
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Modernity Experience AfricaSynopsis
Dakar, CODESRIA, 2005, 256 p., ISBN: 2-86978-147-4 Africa in the New Millennium Series
Africa has been through a particularly ambivalent experience of modernity. Previous research has tended to emphasize its alien nature in Africa and how it has been resisted. This book seeks to show how this tension and the impulse to modernity have contributed to changing African society over the past one hundred years. The contributors look at how Africans negotiated the terms of modernity during the colonial period and are dealing with it in the post-colonial period. They argue that the African experience of modernity is unique and relevant for wider social theory, offering valuable analytical insights. The cases presented cover labour, land rights, religious conversion, internal migration, emigration and the African diaspora.
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APA Macamo , E., Niaah, J., Aukot, E., Raimundo, I. M., Okuro, S. O., Veney, C. R., Saúte, A. R., & Nesbitt, F. N. (2005). Negotiating Modernity: Africa’s Ambivalent Experience. CODESRIA. https://doi.org/10.57054/codesria.pub.257
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- Elísio Macamo Auteur-e
- Julani Niaah Auteur du chapitre
- Ekuru Aukot Auteur du chapitre
- Ines Macamo Raimundo Auteur du chapitre
- Samwel Ong’wen Okuro Auteur du chapitre
- Cassandra R. Veney Auteur du chapitre
- Alda Romão Saúte Auteur-e
- Francis Njubi Nesbitt Auteur du chapitre