African activists in a decolonising world : the making of an anti colonial culture, 1952-1966 / Ismay Milford, University of Edinburgh .
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TextSeries: Global and international history Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2023Description: 298 p. ; cmISBN: - 9781009276993
- Decolonization -- Africa, East
- Decolonization -- Africa, Central
- Political activists -- Africa, East
- Political activists -- Africa, Central
- Africa, East -- History -- Autonomy and independence movements
- Africa, Central -- History -- Autonomy and independence movements
- Africa, East -- Politics and government -- 20th century
- Africa, Central -- Politics and government -- 20th century
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
List of figures -- Acknowledgements -- List of abbreviations -- Intr oduction -- Regional learning: Makerere, Mau Mau and the anti-Federatio n campaign -- Information sources: Socialist internationalism and the l imits of London and Delhi -- Before Accra: Holding independent states a ccountable, from Cairo to Mwanza -- Publicity and violence in the shado w of Algeria: Old methods, new settings and the distant UN -- Conspirac y in the Congo: Youth, students and the Cold War challenge -- Radio wav es: Statehood, fundraising and the fate of an anticolonial culture -- C onclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.
"This book will interest students and specialists of (African) decol onisation and the global Cold War. It foregrounds the agency of East an d Central African activists in transnational networks in which they hav e not previously featured, combining multi-archival global history appr oaches with microhistory methods to revise heroic narratives of anticol onial nationalism"-- Provided by publisher.
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