(The) political thought of African independence : an anthology of sources

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgments = ix
• General Introduction = xi
• Part One : Early Visions of Independence = 1
• Introduction = 1
• 1 Samuel Crowther : Letter to the Secretaries of the Church Missionary Society, 1841 = 3
• 2 James Africanus Horton : Advice to the Rising Generation in West Africa, 1868 = 6
• 3 The Fanti Confederation Constitution, 1871 = 9
• 4 Edward Blyden : The Origin and Purpose of Colonization, 1881 = 11
• 5 W. E. B. Du Bois : To the Nations of the World, 1900 = 14
• 6 Mojola Agbebi : The West African Problem, 1911 = 17
• 7 J. E. Casely Hayford : Race Emancipation : Particular Considerations : African Nationality, 1911 = 21
• 8 Marcus Garvey : Explanation of the Objectives of the Universal Negro Improvement Association, 1921 = 25
• Part Two : Paths to Independence = 29
• Introduction = 29
• 9 The Fifth Pan-African Congress : Resolutions, 1945 = 32
• 10 Jomo Kenyatta : Speech at the Kenya African Union Meeting at Nyeri, 1952 = 42
• 11 George Padmore : Communism and Black Nationalism, 1955 = 46
• 12 Félix Houphouët-Boigny : French Africa and the French Union, 1957 = 50
• 13 Charles de Gaulle : The Franco-African Community, 1958 = 55
• 14 The All-African People's Conference : Resolution on Imperialism and Colonialism, 1958 = 58
• 15 Bibi Titi Mohammed : "Travel for TANU," 1958 = 62
• 16 Sékou Touré : The Political Leader Considered as the Representative of a Culture, 1959 = 65
• 17 Gamal Abdel Nasser : The Philosophy of the Revolution, 1959 = 72
• 18 Harold Macmillan : Wind of Change, 1960 = 76
• 19 Hendrik Verwoerd : Response to Harold Macmillan's "Wind of Change" Speech, 1960 = 81
• 20 Patrice Lumumba : Speech at the Proclamation of the Congo's Independence, 1960 = 82
• 21 The United Nations General Assembly : Declaration on Granting Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, 1960 = 87
• 22 K. A. Busia : The Challenge of Nationalism, 1962 = 90
• Part Three : Fighting for Independence = 95
• Introduction = 95
• 23 Karari Njama : The Mau Mau Oath, 1952 = 97
• 24 Albert Luthuli : The Road to Freedom Is Via the Cross, 1952 = 100
• 25 The Algerian National Liberation Front : Proclamation of the FLN, 1954 = 105
• 26 The Federation of South African Women : The Women's Charter, 1954 = 109
• 27 The South African Congress of the People : The Freedom Charter, 1955 = 114
• 28 The People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola : Major Program of the Movimento Popular de Libertação de Angola (MPLA), 1956 = 119
• 29 Ndabaningi Sithole : White Supremacy and African Nationalism, 1959 = 127
• 30 Eduardo Mondlane : The Struggle for Independence in Mozambique, 1963 = 130
• 31 Nelson Mandela : I Am Prepared to Die, 1964 = 135
• 32 Ian Smith : Announcement of Unilateral Declaration of Independence, 1965 = 144
• 33 Prime Minister Harold Wilson : The Position of the British Government on the Unilateral Declaration of Independence by Rhodesia, 1965 = 148
• 34 Amilcar Cabral : The Weapon of Theory, 1966 = 151
• 35 Andimba Toivo ya Toivo : Freedom for Namibia, 1968 = 158
• 36 Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu : The Ahiara Declaration, 1969 = 163
• Part Four : Consolidating Independence = 169
• Introduction = 169
• 37 Kwame Nkrumah : I Speak of Freedom, 1961 = 171
• 38 Tom Mboya : Tensions in African Development, 1961 = 176
• 39 Kabaka Mutesa II : Decision to Co-operate with Uganda, 1961 = 184
• 40 Sir Ahmadu Bello : Regional Government, 1962 = 187
• 41 Julius Nyerere : Ujamaa : The Basis of African Socialism, 1962 = 192
• 42 Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa : Speech at the Organization of African Unity, Addis Ababa, 1963 = 199
• 43 Organization of African Unity : Founding Charter, 1963 = 206
• 44 Haile Selassie I : Responsibilities Demand Balanced, Sober Reflection : A Call to African Leaders, 1963 = 216
• 45 Nnamdi Azikiwe : Tribalism : A Pragmatic Instrument for National Unity, 1964 = 227
• 46 Jomo Kenyatta : A One-Party System, 1964 = 234
• 47 Léopold Sédar Senghor : African Socialist Humanism, 1964 = 241
• 48 Kwame Nkrumah : Consciencism, 1964 = 247
• 49 J. B. Danquah : Letter from Prison to Kwame Nkrumah, 1964 = 251
• 50 Vera Chirwa : Origins of the Cabinet Crisis, 1964 = 255
• 51 Kanyama Chiume and Ex-Malawian Ministers : Appeals to the Organization of African Unity and the United Nations, 1965 = 259
• 52 Obafemi Awolowo : Thoughts on Nigerian Constitution, 1966 = 262
• 53 Kenneth Kaunda : African Development and Foreign Aid, 1966 = 264
• 54 The Tanganyika African National Union : The Arusha Declaration : On the Policy of Self-Reliance in Tanzania, 1967 = 269
• Index = 276