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    Cambridge, United Kingdom : Cambridge University Press
    ISBN: 9781108474887 , 9781108465564
    Language: Undetermined
    Pages: xi, 375 Seiten , Illustrationen, Karten
    Uniform Title: Afrika seit der Dekolonisation
    Parallel Title: Parallele Sprachausgabe Welz, Martin Afrika seit der Dekolonisation
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    DDC: 960.32
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    Keywords: Decolonization ; Africa History 1960- ; Africa Politics and government 1960- ; Africa Foreign relations 1960- ; Afrika ; Entkolonialisierung ; Politik ; Geschichte 1960-2020
    Abstract: Home to more than 1.2 billion people, living in 54 recognized states, speaking around 3,000 languages, Africa is a diverse and complex continent made up of states which differ in regard to their colonial history, political system, socio-economic development, economic polices and their experience with crises and conflicts. This introduction and overview of African history and politics since decolonization emphasises throughout, the diversity of the continent. Organised thematically to include chapters on decolonization and its legacies, external influences, economics, political systems, inter-African relations, crises, conflicts and conflict management, and Africa's external relations, Martin Welz strikes a fine balance between the use of contextual information, analysis, case studies and examples with theoretical debates in development, politics and global policy. Accessible to students at all levels, it counters histories which offer reductive explanations of complex issues, and offers new insights into the role African actors have played in influencing international affairs beyond the continent.
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