Rethinking Development in Africa: Social Protection as a Challenge to Neo-Liberal Policies - Meenu
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Ideas about tackling persistent extreme poverty in Africa have grown rapidly over the last decade, largely under the umbrella term social protection" (Ellis and Maliro, 2013:576). Ferguson (2015) and Ellis (2006) have gone a long way towards describing the phenomenon that could be perceived as a new development model. Ellis (2006) has argued that the sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) region inhabits a highly vulnerable population of peasants and accredits their predicament to neo-liberal policies that cater to the interests of the Global North rather than to the South. Ndhlovu (2017), Ferguson (2015)…mehr

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Ideas about tackling persistent extreme poverty in Africa have grown rapidly over the last decade, largely under the umbrella term social protection" (Ellis and Maliro, 2013:576). Ferguson (2015) and Ellis (2006) have gone a long way towards describing the phenomenon that could be perceived as a new development model. Ellis (2006) has argued that the sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) region inhabits a highly vulnerable population of peasants and accredits their predicament to neo-liberal policies that cater to the interests of the Global North rather than to the South. Ndhlovu (2017), Ferguson (2015) and Ellis (2006) accordingly advocated for the need to shift the approach of development in Africa by abandoning the European and Eastern model of development to an African centred model of development where African development challenges are contextualized. To do this, they advocate for an approach to development that directly addresses the issue at hand in the SSA region: poverty.
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Professor Meenu, a distinguished scholar in the field of postcolonial studies, brings her expertise to "Decolonization and its Discontents: A Critical Analysis Through Fanon's Lens." Professor Meenu's work focuses on [Professor Meenu's area of specialization - e.g., the psychological impact of colonialism, the critique of neocolonialism, the role of specific regions in decolonization struggles]. Her insightful publications in renowned academic journals have shed light on the complexities of the decolonization process. Professor Meenu's scholarship extends beyond theory. Her dedication to public discourse is evident in her [activities promoting public understanding - e.g., lectures, conferences, contributions to online forums]. She is a vocal advocate for decolonization efforts in the 21st century, urging us to examine the lingering effects of colonialism on [areas Professor Meenu emphasizes - e.g., education systems, cultural representation, global power structures]. "Decolonization and its Discontents" is a testament to Professor Meenu's commitment to critical analysis. By employing Frantz Fanon's influential lens, this book delves into the unresolved issues of decolonization, offering a roadmap towards a more just and equitable future.