Strong states and strong civil societies are now increasingly hailed as the twin drivers of a 'rising Africa'.Drawing upon critical theory, including postcolonial and governmentality approaches, this book interrogates international practices of state-building and civil society support in Africa.
Strong states and strong civil societies are now increasingly hailed as the twin drivers of a 'rising Africa'.Drawing upon critical theory, including postcolonial and governmentality approaches, this book interrogates international practices of state-building and civil society support in Africa.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Clive Gabay is Senior Lecturer in International Politics at Queen Mary University of London, UK. Carl Death is Senior Lecturer in International Political Economy at the University of Manchester, UK.
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Acknowledgements Contributor notes 1. Carl Death and Clive Gabay, 'Introduction: Critical perspectives on liberal interventions and governmentality in Africa' Part I: The liberal project in Africa 2. David Williams and Tom Young, 'Engineering Civil Society in Africa' 3. Kudzai Matereke, 'Governing rural poverty and development in postcolonial Zimbabwe: Insights from Foucault's governmentality approach' 4. Carl Death, 'Legitimacy and governmentality in Tanzania: Environmental mainstreaming in the developing world' Part II: Building communities 5. Jana Hönke, 'Business and the uses of "civil society": Governing Congolese mining areas' 6. Karen Treasure, 'Connecting state, citizen and society? The externalised context of community groups in Zambia' Part III: Resistance and the everyday 7. Alex Wafer, 'Informality and the Spaces of Civil Society in post-apartheid Johannesburg' 8. Morten Bøås, 'Citizenship, contested belonging and 'civil society' as vernacular architecture' 9. Marta Iñiguez de Heredia, 'Escaping Statebuilding: Resistance and Civil Society in the Democratic Republic of Congo' Index
Acknowledgements Contributor notes 1. Carl Death and Clive Gabay, 'Introduction: Critical perspectives on liberal interventions and governmentality in Africa' Part I: The liberal project in Africa 2. David Williams and Tom Young, 'Engineering Civil Society in Africa' 3. Kudzai Matereke, 'Governing rural poverty and development in postcolonial Zimbabwe: Insights from Foucault's governmentality approach' 4. Carl Death, 'Legitimacy and governmentality in Tanzania: Environmental mainstreaming in the developing world' Part II: Building communities 5. Jana Hönke, 'Business and the uses of "civil society": Governing Congolese mining areas' 6. Karen Treasure, 'Connecting state, citizen and society? The externalised context of community groups in Zambia' Part III: Resistance and the everyday 7. Alex Wafer, 'Informality and the Spaces of Civil Society in post-apartheid Johannesburg' 8. Morten Bøås, 'Citizenship, contested belonging and 'civil society' as vernacular architecture' 9. Marta Iñiguez de Heredia, 'Escaping Statebuilding: Resistance and Civil Society in the Democratic Republic of Congo' Index
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