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|a Decolonising Knowledge for Africas Renewal :
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|a Cover; Title Page; Endorsements; Copyright; Title Page 2; Contents; About the editor; About the contributors; Acknowledgements; Foreword: The Case for a Decolonised/Africanised AfricaSabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni; Editor's Preface; PART 1: PHILOSOPHY, RENAISSANCE AND PAN-AFRICANISM; Chapter 1: Tradition and a Foundation for African Renaissance; Chapter 2: Of African Philosophy and African Renaissance: Redeeming Education; Chapter 3: Rethinking Pan-Africanism and the African Renaissance today: Where did Azikiwe and Awolowo miss it?; PART 2: IDENTITY, CONFLICT AND DEVELOPMENT.
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|a Chapter 4: The Pan-African Identity: Why conflict and communityidentities continue to undermine collectivismChapter 5: Engaging with the African ground: towards a new research paradigm for conflict studies in Africa; Chapter 6: Emerging 'Positive Masculinity' in DR Congo; Chapter 7: Decolonisation and the struggling urban woman; Chapter 8: Inventing mythologies, rationalising conflict in a state formative African Polity; Part 3: Higher Education, Africanisation and Language; Chapter 9: University Students' Activism on Malawi's new languagein-education policy.
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|a Chapter 10: 'The double-edged sword'Chapter 11: Internationalisation and Africanisation of Master of Public Health Curricula in South Africa; Chapter 12: A critique of Africanised Curricula in Higher Education; Part 4: Ideology, Youth, Music and Leadership; Chapter 13: Towards Africa's renewal; Chapter 14: Duende in Maskanda Music; Chapter 15: African Renaissance; Chapter 16: Concluding Comments: Towards a new African Society; Index; Untitled.
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