Name: Africa Rising? Navigating the Nexus Between Rhetoric and Emerging Reality
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Author: Norman Sempijja; Abraham Molope Kgame
ISBN: 9788431334963

portada Africa Rising? Navigating the Nexus Between Rhetoric and Emerging Reality

Africa Rising? Navigating the Nexus Between Rhetoric and Emerging Reality

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Norman Sempijja

Abraham Molope Kgame

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9788431334963

Editado en

España

Categorías

África
Estudios culturales: costumbres y tradiciones

Africa Rising? Navigating the Nexus Between Rhetoric and Emerging Reality

Norman Sempijja (Autor) · Abraham Molope Kgame (Autor) · · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Africa Rising? Navigating the Nexus Between Rhetoric and Emerging Reality"

The chapters in the book highlight the increasing and perhaps problematic conversation in the international political arena of the Africa arising narrative. The bookprovides a critical insight in the political, IKS, security and economic nuances generated by the Africa rising conceptual predilection. Navigating from it most mundane to the ephemeral, the chapters capture in a critical and persuasive fashion the meandering contours of the changing reality of Africa in the twenty-first century. It draws on a good mix of case studies and theoretical explanations making use of relevant literature. Dr. Nicasius Achu Check Senior Research Specialist, Africa Institute of South Africa A research Institute within the Human Sciences Research Council The book cuts a path through the discourse on Africa rising very well and contributes something of value to the debate. The strength of the book lies in the deployment of data making it largely evidence-based and led. The volume adds value to the study of Africa through its generation and should act as a building block for further volumes until Africa is comprehensively covered. Prof. Stephen Chan OBE School of Orient and African Studies United Kingdom