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Pan Africanism and the Globalization of Africa - A Triple Process

by Ali A. Mazrui. Second Lecture, DuBois Centre, Ghana. Two forms of globalization have affected Africa in contradictory ways — economic globalization, on the one hand, and cultural globalization, on the other. [Full Text Article, html]

One Response to “Pan Africanism and the Globalization of Africa - A Triple Process”

  1. wayne green Says:

    The narrative of globalization can be somtimes hidden. Most do not view the
    sedimentary layers of the debate on globalization. One must look at the
    invisible dynamics at play. for example the areas of the concept of offshore,
    as a key dynamic. The process of the accidents that occur that where not
    politcal or economic. One must look at the philosphical to the material and
    spitural. For example our concept of soverighty and the bonding of its people
    and a nation. Here offshore today has moved to a new form of commericaliztion of
    soverignty. This is a key part of globalization. so in fact it is how we use
    space and how space in the irrational/raitonal process shapes our fluid muitiply
    identities that then shape the process of the policy of policy making and
    the directions of powerflows.

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