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Local Perspectives on Globalisation

Name: Local Perspectives on Globalisation
Brand: Mkuki na Nyota Publishers
SKU: 09019544
Price: 50.51 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Eduard Jansen
ISBN: 9789976973891

The African Case

Eduard Jansen

Juma Mwapachu

Joseph Sebboja

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 09019544

Publishers Mkuki na Nyota Publishers, September 2000

These essays review Africa's economic perfomance over the last two decades from a contemporary histo... Full description

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These essays review Africa's economic perfomance over the last two decades from a contemporary historical perspective and also the literature. They argue that the problem in East Africa is the lack of integration into a world economy and culture; and simultaneously, the African way of life developing as a hybrid of ideas, values and behaviour which erodes independent/national identities and political and economic life. Coping mechanisms/agents of resistance are under- researched, but will include the national institutions , universities, and the state itself, in promoting the interests of citizens in the globalisation process. The contributors include Professor Luhanga, and Professor Issa Shivji, form the University of Dar es Salaam.