At times of Western crisis, such as the 2007-8 financial crisis, there has been a sudden growth of Afro-optimism, seemingly predicting Africa's 'rise'. Gabay examines British imperial attitudes towards Africa and shows that this phenomenon of positive coverage of Africa is neither unique, unexpected nor unpredictable.
At times of Western crisis, such as the 2007-8 financial crisis, there has been a sudden growth of Afro-optimism, seemingly predicting Africa's 'rise'. Gabay examines British imperial attitudes towards Africa and shows that this phenomenon of positive coverage of Africa is neither unique, unexpected nor unpredictable.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Clive Gabay is Senior Lecturer at Queen Mary University of London. He has been the recipient of a number of prestigious grants and awards and, in 2014, won one of only six British Academy Conference Awards which enabled him to hold a conference at the British Academy called 'Development and its Alternatives', attended by a number of leading scholars, including James C. Scott (Yale) and Phillip McMichael (Cornell). In 2015, he was awarded a highly competitive UK Arts and Humanities Research Council Early Career Leaders Fellowship. Among other outlets, he has published in Globalizations, Review of African Political Economy, and Interventions: The International Journal of Postcolonial Studies.
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Acknowledgements 1. Whiteness, the Western gaze and Africa 2. Finding anti-civilisation in Africa 3. Native rights in colonial Kenya: the symbolism of Harry Thuku 4. 'Exploding Africa': Of post-war modernisers and travellers 5. The Age of Capricorn: bridging the past to the present 6. Afropolitanism, and the White-Western incorporation of Africa 7. Africa rising, whiteness falling 8. Making whiteness strange References Index.
Acknowledgements 1. Whiteness, the Western gaze and Africa 2. Finding anti-civilisation in Africa 3. Native rights in colonial Kenya: the symbolism of Harry Thuku 4. 'Exploding Africa': Of post-war modernisers and travellers 5. The Age of Capricorn: bridging the past to the present 6. Afropolitanism, and the White-Western incorporation of Africa 7. Africa rising, whiteness falling 8. Making whiteness strange References Index.
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