Road Companion to Democracy and Meritocracy : Further Essays from an African Perspective.

Each of the essays in this book is marked by a certain simplicity and clarity, a seriousness tinged with humour, masking a profundity that are unmistakably characteristic of Godfrey B. Tangwa alias Rodcod Gobata, one of the leading critical minds amongst Cameroonians. The essays are centred on the t...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Langaa RPCIG 2010.
Temas:
Democracy > Africa.
Civilization
Democracy
Politics and government
Africa > Politics and government > Philosophy.
Africa > Civilization.
Afrique > Politique et gouvernement > Philosophie.
Africa
Electronic resource.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Content
  • Dedication
  • Acknowledgement
  • Preface
  • Part One
  • 1. Democracy and Development in Africa: Putting the Horse before the Cart
  • 2. The Medium and Long Term Lessons of the Lake Nyos Natural Disaster
  • 3. X For All by the Year 2000
  • 4. Letter to the Dean
  • 5. Fonlons Socratic Life: Its Relevance to our Political Culture and Contemporary Situation
  • 6. The Sasse Motto Fide Quaerens Intellectum
  • 7. The Plight of the Ex-seminarian and Ex-religious in Modern Cameroon
  • 8. Bernard Fonlon Evening Monday 19th November 1990
  • 9. Fale Wache, Lament of a Mother
  • 10. On The Television Programme The Debate
  • 11. Is There Really an Anglophone Problem in Cameroon?
  • 12. The Beginning of the End
  • 13. Our Book of Revelations
  • 14. Cameroonians are Unshockable
  • 15. From Unshockability to Exaggerated Credulity
  • 16. For the Attention of my Students
  • 17. Revelations Chapter 3
  • 18. Our Mungo Bridges
  • Part Two. In the Spirit of GOBATA
  • 1. The Stuff Mandela is Made of
  • 2. Of Prof Ngwafors Practical Jealousy and Ambitions Sterner Stuff
  • 3. Struggling Non-violently: The Case of the SCNC
  • 4. Western Democracies and African Dictatorships
  • 5. Western Democracies and African Dictatorships
  • 6. Tenth Anniversary of a Horrible Year
  • 7. Where we Should Be Heading
  • 8. In the Spirit of a Zealous Disciple
  • 9. A Rich Harvest of Peters by Paul
  • 10. The Collapse of the French Empire in Africa
  • 11. Between Mvondo and Mvodo; The Emergence of Victor Ayissi
  • 12. Corruption Fights Cameroon
  • 13. Rumours of Dangerous Manoeuvres and Machinations
  • 14. Politics of Back Scratching
  • 15. For the Attention of All Potential Ethnic Cleansers
  • 16. Independent Electoral Commission, an Absolute Necessity
  • 17. How to Demystify John Fru Ndi
  • 18. If You Saw The Shah Escaping8230;
  • 19. On Behalf of a College Room-mate
  • 20. Mixed Signals of the Emerging Shape of Things
  • 21. Address to the Youth
  • 22. Registering on the Electoral List
  • 23. In Provisional Praise of Paul Biya
  • 24. Constitutional Council: Why we Are Worried
  • 25. For Every Mobutu a Kabila
  • 26. Killing an Innocent Person Can Never Be Justified
  • 27. On the Threshold of a Democratic Breakthrough
  • 28. Yielding Place to a New Order
  • 29. Mola Njoh Litumbes Concept of Home
  • 30. As a Participant Observer
  • 31. Waiting for Kabila
  • 32. Kleptocracy and Mendacity as Identification Marks
  • 33. Non Dimittis, Domine
  • 33Non Dimittis, Domine.

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