Add to ORKGThe way states and development specialists rationalize how to commit economic resources to development is influenced, to a greater extent by their level of persuasion towards specific development theories. The discourse assesses the influence of modernization and dependency theories on Africa’s development. The conclusion is that both theories have failed to help develop Africa. The discourse pins hope on the African Renaissance theory of development
Development tends to be a space of discourse and activity that embraces several distinct and interre...
ABSTRACT Viewed from the economic and political prisms, Africa is known to have been wantonly margin...
Development tends to be a space of discourse and activity that embraces several distinct and interre...
Poverty is Africa’s greatest challenge. Seemingly, the continent’s anti-poverty strategies have ...
The idea of development is generally seen as central to any discussion of the economic, cultural, an...
The modernization perspective of human development has hampered true growth in the countries known c...
Albeit the divergences on the debate about development in Africa, it is indubitable that the conti...
The paper examines African development through the lens of the dependency theory. It asks if Africa ...
The paper examines African development through the lens of the dependency theory. It asks if Africa ...
This study deployed the theory of Afrocentricity as a revolutionary epistemic and methodological fra...
Did colonialism lock Africa into a perverse institutional path of development? Why African countries...
This book revisits what in the two decades preceding the end of the Cold War was popularly known as...
Among several issues surrounding scholarly and political discussions about Africa is that of the con...
Over the years, African political and development scholars, writers and commentators have blamed the...
This book analyses the impact of the Western idea of 'modernity' on development and underdevelopment...
Development tends to be a space of discourse and activity that embraces several distinct and interre...
ABSTRACT Viewed from the economic and political prisms, Africa is known to have been wantonly margin...
Development tends to be a space of discourse and activity that embraces several distinct and interre...
Poverty is Africa’s greatest challenge. Seemingly, the continent’s anti-poverty strategies have ...
The idea of development is generally seen as central to any discussion of the economic, cultural, an...
The modernization perspective of human development has hampered true growth in the countries known c...
Albeit the divergences on the debate about development in Africa, it is indubitable that the conti...
The paper examines African development through the lens of the dependency theory. It asks if Africa ...
The paper examines African development through the lens of the dependency theory. It asks if Africa ...
This study deployed the theory of Afrocentricity as a revolutionary epistemic and methodological fra...
Did colonialism lock Africa into a perverse institutional path of development? Why African countries...
This book revisits what in the two decades preceding the end of the Cold War was popularly known as...
Among several issues surrounding scholarly and political discussions about Africa is that of the con...
Over the years, African political and development scholars, writers and commentators have blamed the...
This book analyses the impact of the Western idea of 'modernity' on development and underdevelopment...
Development tends to be a space of discourse and activity that embraces several distinct and interre...
ABSTRACT Viewed from the economic and political prisms, Africa is known to have been wantonly margin...
Development tends to be a space of discourse and activity that embraces several distinct and interre...