Deconstructing African Development from Neo-liberalism, Ubuntu Ethics and African Socialism to Dignified Humanness

From Neo-Liberalism to National Interests: Ideology, Strategy and Party

Food Policy Beyond Neo-Liberalism

Amitai Etzioni Neo - Liberalism - The

NE OF THE most striking as0 pects of the 1960 election campaign is that it was waged between two comparatively liberal platforms and candidates. It is true that Kennedy carried the standard of a party whose majority is actually liberal, whereas Nixon represented a party which had subscribed to a relatively liberal platfonn (including a rather strong civil rights position) with some reluctance, ...

Revisiting African Socialism and the Crisis of Post Irikana,

Charting out the history of the study of African responses to imperialism, crises and underdevelopment in Africa, African Socialism as an Ideology for development was found course social and political) crises. The ideology, which was muted and practiced some decades ago and currently being canvassed through other guises by some African leaders as a panacea for myriads of African retested for it...

A comparison between medicine from an African (Ubuntu) and Western philosophy.

I consider the Ubuntu way of caring for the sick in terms of the Ubuntu world-view by systematizing the scattered views. I argue that this world-view is underpinned by the regulative concept of sharing and that caring in Ubuntu-thinking can only be understood correctly in terms of sharing. I substantiate my exposition in terms of what Africans themselves claim Ubuntu is and relate its meaning t...