Jump to Content Jump to Main Navigation

Volume 64 (2017): Issue 153 (Dec 2017): ‘Pan Africanism and African Nationalism’

in Theoria

Table of Contents

Editorial
- Editorial
  
  Some Senses of Pan-Africanism from the South
  
  By: Chris Allsobrook
  
  Pages: v–xi
Introduction
- Introduction
  
  Traces of Pan Africanism and African Nationalism in Africa Today
  
  By: Denis Goldberg
  
  Pages: 1–9
Articles
- Pan-African Linguistic and Cultural Unity
  
  A Basis for Pan-Africanism and the African Renaissance
  
  By: Simphiwe Sesanti
  
  Pages: 10–21
- Wiping Away the Tears of the Ocean
  
  Ukusulaizinyembezizolwandle
  
  By: Mogobe Ramose
  
  Pages: 22–57
- Critiquing Sub-Saharan Pan-Africanism through an Appraisal of Postcolonial African Modernity
  
  By: Lawrence Ogbo Ugwuanyi
  
  Pages: 58–84
- Reassessing the Relevance of the Pan-African Discourse in Contemporary International Relations
  
  By: Valery B. Ferim
  
  Pages: 85–100
- Contested Memory
  
  Retrieving the Africanist (Liberatory) Conception of Non-Racialism
  
  By: Ndumiso Dladla
  
  Pages: 101–127
- The Relevance of Robert Sobukwe’s Pan-Africanism in Contemporary South Africa
  
  By: Lauren Marx
  
  Pages: 128–143
- The Challenges Faced by Contemporary Pan-African Intelligentsia in the Re-building of Africa
  
  A Nkrumahist Perspective
  
  By: Ezekiel S. Mkhwanazi
  
  Pages: 144–164
- Pan-Africanism and Epistemologies of the South
  
  By: Pascah Mungwini
  
  Pages: 165–186

Save
E-mail
Share
Share
Share

Top

Theoria

A Journal of Social and Political Theory

Cover Theoria