West Africa
Ghana
Post-colonial
English
Political Philosophy
Nkrumah's case for immediate African political union — a United States of Africa. Written the year the Organization of African Unity was founded with a much weaker mandate than Nkrumah wanted.
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The most powerful statement of Nkrumah's Pan-Africanism; the African Union's founding documents are still debating its ideas
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editorial-summarynot primary textNkrumah's case for immediate African political union — a United States of Africa. Written the year the Organization of African Unity was founded with a much weaker mandate than Nkrumah wanted. The most powerful statement of Nkrumah's Pan-Africanism; the African Union's founding documents are still debating its ideas
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