Africa

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  After the Party

  by Andrew Feinstein
  South Africa’s Watergate – widespread corruption at the highest levels of the ANC.

  1 post

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  Saviours and Survivors

  by Mahmood Mamdani
  Darfur and the ideological use of the language of genocide.

  2 posts

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  Lord Leverhulme's Ghosts

  by Jules Marchal
  The definitive account of exploitation in the Congo, introduced by Adam Hochschild.

  1 post

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  Conspiracy to Murder

  by Linda Melvern
  Voted the Best Book on Africa by Foreign Affairs and Outstanding Academic Title in 2004 by Choice.

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  The Battlefield

  by Hugh Roberts
  Combating the tendency to reduce Algeria's tragedy to a clash of stereotypes, Roberts offers a radical corrective to Western misconceptions.
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  Afrocentrism

  by Stephen Howe
  “Precise and courageous ... A landmark.”—Brian Appleyard, Sunday Times
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  Ibn Khaldun

  by Yves Lacoste
  A sympathetic yet incisive study of the great North African polymath.
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  Imagining Home

  Edited by Robin D.G. Kelley and Sidney J. Lemelle
  A fresh and creative approach to the history of Pan-Africanism and diasporic movements.

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  African and Caribbean Politics

  by Manning Marable
  Studying Ghana, Guyana and Grenada to discover the problems affecting democracy in the African diaspora.